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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-08-31
The Potter Committee still contin.

The Potter Committee still contin-
ues its investigations. The develop
ments that have taxed place before it
are interesting. The man who had
charge of the Registration Bureau in
1874 testified that his Bureau ascer-
tanned that there were $4,000 fraudu-
lent registrations in New Orleans and
that affidavits had been made
against 9,40O. He further testified
that the Republican registrars and
supervisors OF elections were nom
residents and fugitives from Justice.
and in several cases were under in
dictment. lie also gave the names
OF several of those who manipulated
the late election, all of whom now
hold Federal offices, aud among
whom are included ]. Mad. Wells
and Thos. G. Anderson. These are
out few of the developments that
have been brought out by this in
vestigation, 1t is certainly alarming
to see to what extent the carpet bag
gers have been allowed to override
juftlce and openly set the law at de-
nance, and then be rewarded for
their crimes by being placed in Fed !.
eral omces. However, sit is a long
lsne that has no turn" and the hand
Of Inevitable justice will most GER
tsir " overtake these Williams and
deal ous to them the punishment
they SO ricbIy<ieserve.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-08-31
NE w AD REFRESHMENTS
FNRUSTEE'S SALE.

Pursuant to the provisions of deed
OF trust, bearing date the 18th day of Oc-
tober, 1875, and now on record in the
Clerks Office of the County Court of
Monongalia county, West Virginia, in
deed book, No. 10, new series pages
1928, executed by William G. Britt to
William w. John, trustee, to secure to
Jesse Lewellen and David S. John, ex.
ecutora of the estate of Levi Britt, de
ceased, thd debt therein named and the
interest thereon, the undersigned trustee,
in said trust named, will on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1873,
(being a court day Of the Circuit Court
of the above named county and State)
in front of the courthouse door, in Nor,
gantown, in said county and State, sc II
the lis acres, 2 roods and 26 perches Of
land, in said trust deed mentioned or so
much thereof as will be necessary to pay
the said debt so secured, the interest and
costs of sale, which sale will be to the
highest bidder for ready money; said
land SO proposed to be sold being the
same on which the said William G..
Britt now resides, in Union District,
Monongalia county and State aforesaid,
and constituted part Of the real estate of
which the said Levi Britt died seized.
The title to said land is indisputable, but
selling as a trustee | will only sell and
convey such title as is vested in me by
said trust deed. VIM. w. JOHN,
Aug ~, 1873. Trustee
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is 1T REPUTATION!
What Thadeus Stevens Thought
of Paying Bonds in Green
hacks

There is great deal OF talk now
amongst our Republican friends
about Democrats favoring repudia-
tion because they say that the bonds
of the United States known as "five
twenty" bonds should be paid in
greenbacks. 1t is interesting to know
that if Thadeus Stevens were living
! to-day he would be a repudiationist
and would, if he meant what he said
in 1868, repudiate also the Republic
an party.
In the Congressional Globe of
1878, Sd Session, 10th Congress,
part 5, page 4177-S, we find the fol-
lowing:
Mr.. Stevens-I understood the gen
tleman from Illinois { Mr.. Ross) who
first spoke upon this subject to say
that he understood that our outstand-
ing bonus should be paid according
to the principles of the New York
platform. What is that platform?
Mr.. Ross-To pay the five-twen-
ties in lawful money.
Mr.. Stevens-You mean by lawful
money.
Mr.. Ross-Greenbacks; that is
your doctrine and mine.
Mr.. Stevens-I hold to the Chica-
90 platform, and, as | understand it,
to the New York platform upon these
bonds; that these bonds shall be paid
just according to the original con-
tract. Hammer fell and
Mr.. S. asked one minute.
Mr.. Stevens want to say that if
this loan was to be paid according to
the intimation of the gentleman from
Illinois { Mr.. Ross) if l know that
any party in this country would go
for paying in coin that which is pay
able in money, thus enhancing it one
half; if / knew there was such plat
form and such q determination this
day on the part of any party, would
vote for the other side, Frank Blair
and all. l would vote for no such
swindle upon the taxpayers of this
country. / would vote for no such
speculations in favor of the large
bond holders, the millionaires who
took advantage Of our folly in grant
ing them coin payments of interest.
And | declare-well, it is hard to say
it-but if even Frank Blair stood up
on the platform paying the bonds ac-
cording to contract and the Repub
lican candidates stood upon the plat
form of paying bloated spectators
twice the amount we agreed to pay
them, | would vote for Frank Blair,
even if q worse man than Seymour
headed the ticket. That's all | want
to say.
Mr.. Ross-The Democratic doors
are still open and we will take the
gentleman in.
In 1869 shortly after Mr.. Stevens
death, after the war was over and
when the credit of the Government
was good enough, Congress, which
was largely Republican, passed res
olution called "An Act to strengthen
the public credit" by which these
five-twenty bonds were declared pay
able in coin, thus, in the language of
Mr.. Stevens, "enhancing the value
one-half."
Before Mr.. Stevens would have
voted for "such swindle upon the
taxpayers ofthe country" he would
''vote for the other side, Frank Blair
and ALL" He did not vote for Sey-
mour a. Blair, hence the swindle was
perpetrated. Like thousands of 9TH
er Republicans he was deceived by
his party.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-08-31

Hayes d. Wheeler when it was evil
dent that Tilden d Hendricks were
entitled to them and thus cheated
the people out of their choice for
President and Vice President of the
United States.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-08-31

The Greenbackers can never hope
for any marked success other than
what they have in connection with
the Democratic party. The defeat of
the Democrats means the defeat of
the Greenbackers. A Greenbacker
can't help but be a Democrat.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-08-31

West Virginia will have the same
Representatives in Congress che had
before, viz: Martin, Wilson end
Kenna. They are all good men and
richly deserve.to be sent back.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-08-31

The balance OF trade is now in IA
vor OF America. This year we will
have nearly 100000, 900 bushels of
wheat to SELL This indicates pros
perity, even if not as rapidly coming
as we may desire.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-08-31

VIM. Niblo, the veteran theatrical
manager, and founder of Niblo's
Garden, in New York, died on
wednesday of last week, aged 80
years.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-08-31

Every Republican paper in the
country is for hard money. Yes,
they want hard money, contraction
and a perpetuation of the power of
the bondholders.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-08-31

The Moundsville convention NOM
mated John r. Hubbard, of Wheel
ing, for Congress. John r. will find
himself left entirely out of sight by
Col. Wilson,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-08-31

The Democrats. in all probability.
will carry Pennsylvania this fall.
The Nationals are giving substantial
aid to the Democrats.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-08-31

Their comparative excellence il rec.
ognized by the Judges in their Report,
from which the following is an extract !:
1.-THE B. SHONINGER ORGAN
O'S exhibit as the best Instruments at
a price rendering them possible to large
class of purchasers, having combina-
ton of Reeds and Bells, producing novel
and pleasing effects, containing many
desirable improvements, will stand long
er in dry or damp climate, less liable to
get out of order, all the boards being
made three>piy, put together so it is inn
possible for them to either shrink, swell
or split.' THE ONLY ORGANS
AWARDED THIS RANK.
This Medal and Award was granted
after the most severe competition of the
best makers, before one or the most COM
pete,at ,jet,ies ever assembled.
New Styles and prices Just issued,
which are in accordance with our rule,
the BEST ORGAN for the least money.
We are prepared to APPOINT few new.
Agents
Illustrated catalogues mailed, post.
paid on application to.
B. Shaninger Organ Co.,
81 to 123 Chestnut Street.
NEW HAVEN CNON.
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.n make am am

gagement with Clergyman having
leisure, or a Bible Reader, to introduce
in Monongalia County,T i!CELE-
DRAFTED NEW Centennial ton of
the HOLY BIBLE. For descek'sion
notice editorial in this weripEt, sue of
this paper. Address at once h d els
F. J.. HORTON Il co.
Pubs. & Bookbinders, 60 f. Market st
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-08-31
PERlSHING PEOPLE.
Ravages of the Yellow Fever.

Rayages of the Yellow Fever.
The dread disease is rapidly spead-
ing, and has reached Pittsburgh and
other northern cities. From Monday
evening TO Tuesday noon seventy
six new cases were reported at Mem
phis, with seventeen deaths; and the
disease is not only spreading in the
city, but is ttacking the poor people
who moved away to escape it.
A later dispatch says: Within
twenty-four hours 100 new cases are
reported with rs death.
AT New Orleans on Monday the
number of new cases was ia and A
deaths.
To give an idea of the condition of
things, we give some of the Dispatch
es received from the districts that are
suffering most:
Grenada.
GRENADA, MISS, Aug. 26.-For
Heavens sake sake send a few nurs-
es 1t is untrue that the materials
for disease are exhausted. Nurses
worn out. Two of the most promi-
nent physicians just taken down.
Physicians needed with nurses but
not without.
New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Aug, 26--The Pic
dy7uae says; by private letter it is
learned that the fever at Plaguemine
has largely increased, and the people
are sadly afflicted. The suffer chief
ly from want of physicians and nurs-
es, and those who are in good health
are mainly occupied in taking care
Of those who are down.
The deaths to-day include IA chill
dren under 8 years.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-08-31

Present indications lead close OBJ
servers to think that a very strong
clement is organizing for the pur-
pose OF electing a ticket over the
Radical nominees in Monongalia
this fall. This can be accomplished
if proper judgment is exercised. The
Republicans, though, hang on with
the energy of despair and it would
be hard to convince one of them that
they stand on rather precarious
ground.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-08-31

DR. j. E. DOWDEN, Dentist, hav-
ling permanently located in Cassville,
tenders his professional services to all.
Special attention given to the preser>
ton of the natural teeth.
Charges moderate and all work war
ranted.
V i'll be at home from the 22d to the
last of each month. j1>7S ~.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-08-31
DEMOCRATIC Meeting
AT MORGANTOWN.

On Monday, September 10th, 1875,
The first day of Circuit Court. Hon. b. #.
MARTIN. and other eminent speakers VIII
be present and address the people.
Turn out, one and all, and hear the
questions at issue discussed by men
Of cdndor and ability.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-29
Riyer N ows,

The river mark at this point yestrr.
day showed ~ feet and rising
The Buckeye state and oNral went
up Yesterday morning, the former at y
and the latter at Nu'clock.
Emma Graham PASSED down about J
in the murning,
The Telephone arrived here at 3
o'clock aud loft for Charleston at !.
The Buckeye state will pass down to
day ut -, midnight,
The Fearless and hargcs will leave lot
II. Louis about noon to-day.
The rharton, Telegram and Della lald
III for Thanksgiving, but will resume Ia.
day.
about ~ feet OF water are expected
to-day.
ny Telegraph
plrTsBvRUu, November 2S.--RiVUr ~
feet aud rising steadily. Weather cloudy
aud growing cold Brownsville reports
- feet aud falling slowly. M reports
from the upper Allegheny.
CINCINNATI. November -, River -
feet and rising. Weather cloudy aud
cold. Arrived S,uckdalc, Pittsburgh
Andes, Wheeling Departed stock
dale, Pittsburgh, Laura Lee, New Or.
LEANS.
Mrurus. November -. River rose :
inches Arrived G.. H. Peck, ~. Louis.
Departed -Scuddcr. New Orleans. y"
business on account OF holiday,
vWKspuR0, November *. Weather
clear; thermometer rs; heavy white
frost this morning, Up Paragon. Ar
riyed-John Is. Maudc,
louIsviLI., November IS Weather
cloudy aud cool. Departed Cons Mil.
lcr, Memphis; Jas W Goh, Cincinnati
John :. Bransiuri, Nashville. River
rising with 10 fee, in the canal.
fy,NsyuLg, November ~. River ris.
ing with 10 feet large On the gauge
business duh. M outside boats
Weather cool and clear; mcrury ~,
ST. Louls, November Is Arrived
purfee and Etna, Pittsburgh; Colorado,
Nicksburg River rose . inches with !
feet q inches Ia Cairo. Weather clear
and pleasant.
Nsw ORIE,Ss, November 2s No ar,
rivals. Departed Baker and hargrs,
1t. Louis; Henry Frank, Memphis
Weather clear: mercury now -; heavy
trusts reported this morning.
CAiRn, November ?s.--A,riyed John
l.. Rhoa,is, St Louis; Gone,,eve, st.
Louis; Parker, Memphis, Andy Baum,
Cincinnati; Belle Memphis. Nickshurgh
City III Helena, 81. Louis, J. IL. Bigley.
4 ,,,,.,.,ll.,, ErapI 4 ala - ,ufa IL
parted Rhuaics, Pittsburgh; -. Gcnc.
WE'VE, ~. Louis; Parker. Cincinnati
Irun Mountain, New Orleans; Andy
Baum, Memphis; Belle Memphis, II.
Louis, Bigley, Louisville; Grand Lake.
II. Louis; Helena Vicksbuns River II
feet and rising. Weather clear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-29
rha Discjplos' SOCIAL.

Quite an enjoyable time was had last
evening at social gwen AT the above
church The room WIS handsomely
decorated with cycrgrrrus, showing TIA,
work al tasty fingers, After Tia" per
inrmauccs aud IN the intervals, TIA,
Young folks promcnadcd about TIA,
aislrs and compared notes on Thanks
giving dinners. The disciples chou
always has huo music III store, and gar,
cvidcuco III this tact last evening, Mrs
Ridgcly aud Mr. T. \. Weber manipu
lated the organ Keys, aud selections
were rendered hy Mrs, Allen Brock
Misses Eva Rice aud Theresa Phillips
and McsSrs. Oscar Sccley, John Mcndc
an Prof. Gutenberg. rhccvcnmg was
in these and various other ways, pleas
aRtly passed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-29
THE HISTORY OF A DAY.

FINE weather In the morning
YESTERDAY seemed very much like
Sunday,
Tupxry md oysters at home, aud egg
nogy and doughnuts abroad
III. tramp IN the Lookup had no'h-
inv Tor which Ia bu thankful, not even
Tor living,
As Thanksgiving Day Is a legal holt
day. the courts adjourned aud the banks
kept up their shutters.
INGeesoli thinks the popular eoncep-
tiou of tod il now that ot policeman
Well. not Wheeling one, anyhow
WHEELING must he liberal the audi.
cncc which listened Ia silver tongued
hob" was both large aud enthusiastic
\ rprv,rE party was held last night
at the residence oi Dr ilingell, on Main
street. south Side, Naas furnishing the
music
Sous Tamage might find good materi-
al about Wheeling inr lecture on
"Niphi sides Let him visit the put'
lrus Of East Wheeling
lNE Slitllt way NaN NhhN'"'' f''''
aud though many were the trips from
the counter To- the lips, ne lights or Ills
urdCIliuS were noticeable.
WulI\u JuNEs was buried from the
residence ui his father, on the island,
Yesterday afternoon. Tho lnteru'eh'
look pnre at Greenwood.
Gasoline burner Yesterday exploded
a, kuokr's shoe store, on Market street,
doing. however, no damage, hut ca''s-
up sume little excitement.
\ uun. quiet Thanksgiving day WAS
never PASSED. Every one seemed To- he
ON his good behavior aud put on sober
drmranor with sunday clothes.
Tup Wheeling Gymnasium IL doing u
sIushiuy business under the adininistra-
tinu uf Robert Strange was unusu'
ally we'll patroni1cd Yesterday.
\ ruur RNCE between two young so'
cirty hloods attracted considerable ut
trutiuu III the ucighhorho"d "t Capitol
square last evening, The race WAS Tor u
dollar, and was Won 10y the tall man,
As Mr.. Joseph Faris, the artist was
coming along Zane street at ITS 'ni'rs'',
ton with Virginia, hc met party "'
rnurhs who crowded him into the street
Knocking him down Where we're our
valiant police?
Tur L. :. suag boat T.. \. Woodruff
PASSED M Yesterday, touching At our
wharf. During her stay here, large
number u( persons went ahoard anu
stared opcn-m"uthed ut the complete
ness ul her appointments.
Con. INGrWsnII. remarked last night
that AN introduction To- IN audience, eN-
+ cry member Ui which knew HIM, was ~
great u nuisance ~ lac could th'nk "''
and that some one might rs well nitro
,lucr Booth with. This il Hamlet, per
sunairL hy Edwin lI"oth.
YESTERDAY afternoon man who hal
Welcomed too mu'h egg nogg, went Ia
lhr river Ia wash his Ice, fortunately
hyluw thr water works. aud every st"op
hc made would loose his balance ana
nll into the water. ottircr nc'lhauEh
watched him, aud twice robbed the
urwspuucrs hv saving him from u watcry
uaNr may hc, AZ lugcrs"ll says.
\ rNWrr al bridgeport hl""ds madr
thugs lively with their luarrcllng on
Mam street, opposite the Grant House.
Kew ncllihaugh ordered thcm to move
az lac would arrest thcm. One said he
couldn't do IT, and (" demonstrate 1t,
Key took him along The rest inter.
lried, aud nearly the whole force came
tu the rcncuc. Bridgeport will occupy
the attention ol the police court this
morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-29
------s-a.---- - -
BEI.LAlRE LOCALS.

The SERMON by Rev. Is \. Dean, yes
tertiay, IA spoken OF ~ an eloquent aud
pleasing discourse. At It's close a coi-
lection was taken up for the ladies
Home Benevolent Association, and the
handsome sum Of sl34i was realized
This makes about Sl2a IN the treasury
of the society, Ia be used Tor the laudahie
purpose of assisting the worthy poor
among our own citizens.
A man fell into the river, Yesterday,
hut was hshed out without other dam-
a,e than thorough wetting.
The banks, postoiiiCe and business
houses In general observed yesterday as
n holiday. The schools were dismissed,
I'm, will lao ia session to-day ~ usual
4 rumor is current that the body ct
KNIGHT, the desperate shot by Marshal
Archer, has been stolen from the grave
At the cemetery. We presume that the
story Is u canard.
Another report tina, probably has no
foundation whatever but which never
thrless obtains credenCe with some, IL
that II. u. Meek, the ahsCundCd Score
,ary and Manager III the ,,as Works.
and Justice ut the Peace, was seen III
town one night this week. We failed t"
Rud the origin OF the story. IL seems
Ia have started with they say.
The Democrats of Putncy township
Yesterday met in convention III the
Mayors office, chose John I. Kelly
Chairman, aud ]. Il. Danan Secretary,
and then proceeded to ballot upon the
names proposed ~ candidates Tor Jus
ticr oi the Peace. Jas. W. ilighlcynan
received the nomination on the first
ballot. II IL not expected that the
Republicans will make any nomination.
Mrs Kate Thohurn aud her daugll'
trrs. Misses MAY aud Jenny, are spend
ing lew days with her father, Rev,
Mitchell, At Mount Pleasant.
The Public square ease viii come
up iur hearing in the supreme Court ct
the state ia lew days. This settle.
ment will he final.
Work is just now nj stand stu on
the construction al the Rrllarc and
Southwestern railroad. \ bad wash"ut
lust below the city delays the c"nSlruc-
| ton trains.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-29
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
How Thanksgiving Was OBJ
served.

The crisp weather al Yesterday m"rh-
inv offered every luducvmcnt To- church
purrs t. turn out, which they dit ~
large numbers, aui winter costumes
were shown oil to- the best advantage
The churches were all c"'ni"rtahF
Gllrd, thc services interesting ana the
music exceptionally me.
At the lutheran Church, on sixteenth
street. Rev. =. H Barnli2, pastor, the
following Was thc programme:
rrniSc y" the l"m
S'uptug
Player
Reading Huu hCsIniN,N.
Music.
A,iIlrss hN Rev luhu ttuii
SIuEiuR
Address hy Rev \ u, lhtnit&
Frazer
singing
huNuluN,
IT the First Presbyterian Church, u
union service vas hcld, the Second and
United joining The anthem 10y \m,,
cent NuNcllo jehovah Ruler at all
Nations" was beautifully rendered 10y
a choir al twelve Voices, with Mis-,
Shcih lraiing aud Mrs Ridgcly organ
iu. Rrys. Mrl.urr and Cunningham
conducted the services and j. ". M"lin'l
the sermon, the latter scholarly effort.
Vt the Fourth Street NJ. T.. Church u
Union service was held, tho Congrcga.
t,uu u( that church being joined 10y
those at the lhaplInc street aud North
street Churches. Addresses were de
NNcrcd hy Rev. \. G. Gcorgu aud sam
url steele. and Prof. ". u, White. The
choir sang some beautiful selections
1t the Zane street Church the regular
sermon wasdspcuScdwi thand addresses
were delivered 10y Col, Robert White,
judge Cochran, T.. &. Cr"cratt, ESQ.,
and Roy. ililc. At the Th"ms"n
Chapel. regular services were held 10y
Rev, Wildiug, the pastor
1t the 81 Matthews Episcopal
Church. the impressive services set
aside iur Thanksgiving wcrr conducted
hv Rev. Swupc. The sclcrtiuus hy the
choir we've unusually we'll executed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-29
Resolutions OF Respect.
ErNAyiLLr, November -.

'N"''''''
At Il meeting OF the operators ct the
tlua Iron aud Nail Company, hcld
"Wednesday afternoon, To- give expires
sion H. their sorrow at the death OF Mr.
William Jones, aud Ia testify their sym.
IaIhy To- his hcrraved parents aud
friends, ". II. Tallman was called 10
the Chair and ". j. Howclls appointed
secretary.
The object oi the mccting being stated
a committee, consisting at W. J, How
Ellis, Robert Smith, Thomas Motittt and
John Davis, was appointed to draft rcs
oluiinps expressive al the feeling al the
meeting.
The following resolutions bcing re-
ported were adopted:
WnsReAS, Almighty God, in His in.
nltta WtStOnl has St,,Ntl nj ttl tlkn lTaNtl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-29

INSr June u coal dealer "l rcsrccta
hlItv and prominence, W, :. Campbell
doing business in New Orleans, invested
ten dollars IN the purchase lrom VI. \.
nuurhiu -. o. box Gp2, New Orleans,
La. ul ticket IN the Extraordinary
Srmi-nuuual Drawn oi the Louisiana
State Lottery. Iud drew SlOolm. The
next drawing takes place on December
10th, aud the schcmc presented 10y the
Company il So attractive that It X not
unlikely SOME uno al our readers VIII
win the grand priIc, after lac resolves
that hr who ventures nothing wins
nothing. and believing that Generals g.
f. Rcauregurd, OF Louisiana, aud lubal
\, Early, ul Virginia are honest men,
aud that the distribution under their
sole care il aif honest one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-29
10 Consumpliyoa.

The advertiser, u retired physician,
having proyidontislly discovered while
a Medical Missionary in Southern Asia,
u very simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of toHsu"p..
iioa, Asthma, Bronchitis, ta'arrh, and
ali throat andlung affections also pos
tive and radical specific for Nervous De
hili,y. Premature Decay aud Nervous
Complaints, feels ii his duty to make II
known to his suffering fellows, Actu'
atrd bv this motive, ho will choeriully
send tree Of change to all who desire It
tho receipt for preparing and full d'reC
tons for successfully using this Erori
dentially discovered remedy. Those
who wish to avail themselves OF In,
benefits oi this discovery, without cost
can do So by return mail, by addressing
with stamp,
lbs. CuARLrs =. MAJ SHALL,
No. ~ Niagara St., Buffalo, \. \.