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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-27

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-27
Martins Capital Restaurant, 1855 Mar
ket Street, Is the only Restaurant in the
CITY that has separate rooms for ladies.
Brief Mention.

The markets are iull oil ripe fruits.
SPRING chickens are springing their
last Ppring.
The early corn is shaking out ia tas
sells in the sunlight. ...-t
THE chestnut trees give promise OF ar
unusually large yield Of nuts.
The Red Men left for their homes yea.
terday. They will be back again in 80.
THE apartments Of the Secretary oil
State, in the Capitol, are undergoing ex.
tensive repairs and improvements.
IT is expected that eight or ten South.
ern trading boats will leave Sloan's Sta
ton and New Cumberland this fall.
THERE will be no jury at the special
term Of the Circuit Court OF Hancock
county, which commences next Monday,
THE shell boat recently ordered by the
Nail City Boat Club for Louis Felsing,
the oarsman, was received from the East
yesterday.
YESTERDAY was close, sultry day,
The rain, which fell freely during the day
and evening, didn't appear TO do much
toward fresheniug the atmosphere.
The case Of Christian Lulz, before Jus.
tice Wait on 4 charge Of keeping vicious
dog, was settled by defendant killing his
dog and paying the COSTS Of the case.
GET your smoked glass, elc., ready To
observe the eclipse next Monday. About
half. past three In the afternoon Ia the
time to scan the heavens for the lunar
interference.
JOHN GEBHARDr, the we'll known South
Wheeling saloon keeper, expeets to sail
for Europe next week, on q visit TO Ger
many. After his return John proposes
emigratiug to Iowa.
JUSTICE scHuLTz,o of the Eighth Ward,
yesterday Issued warrants for Ben. Fra.
zier, Albert Reguer and Isaac Sheldon,
who are charged with using abusive lam
guage toward VIM. Strickland.
The contract for Building the 'abut.
ment Of the Short Creek bridge was yea.
terday awarded to F. ]. Cayanaugh, at
81 % per cubic yard for arst-class ma
sonry and 81 so for second class.
The Davis Light Guards, o. FAirmont,
are making arrangements for . sham
battle at the Fair Grounds, at Fairmont,
In September. All the military compa'
nies Of the State will be invited to partici.
pate.
Fam. HAIRY, the genial superintend-
ent Of Reymanns brewery, INDUCED in u
birthday yesterday, and last night was
serenaded by the Wheeling City Band at
his residence on 16th street. Fred. made
The boys Happy. o,
THE AdjutAnt General has received
notice that loo breeeh.l loading Springfield
muskets have been shipped 10 him from
The Ordnance Department. Sixty Of the
guns will be sent TO the Irondale Rifles, at
Irondale Furnace, Preston county.
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THE BRAesIss BOYS In LuoK.-Some
days ago we noted circular letter ask
ing for information concerning Thomas
Braggins, which had been received at po.
lice headquarters, the letter stating tina.
liberal reward would be paid for in.
formation Of the whereabouts Of Thomas
BragginS ne he had been left an inheri.
lance Of $50 900 in Old England. It will
be remembered that Thos. Braggins, Sec.
ond Ward painter, claimed TO be the Thos.
Braggins referred to, and Immediately
wrote to his brother, who had been
searching for him. Mr.. Braggins has
heard from his brother, who writes that
he Is satisfied Of his identity, and that
there is no moonshine about the fortune
awaiting him in England. The brothers
will meet in this city next week, and at
once proceed to, "Merrie England" and
claim their inheritance Of $4,000 each,
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LIVER IS KISG.-The Liver Is the impe.
rial organ OF the whole human system, as
It controls the life, health and happiness
OF man. When It Is disturbed Ia Its proper
action, all kinds OF ailments are the natu.
raj result. The digestion of food, the
movements Of the heart aud blood. the
action OF the brain and nervous system,
are all Immediately connected with the
workings Of the Liver. il has been sue.
csssiully proved that Green's August
Flower is unequaled in curing all persons
afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Com
plant, and all the numerous symptoms
that result from ap unhealthy condition Of
the Liver and stomach. Sample bottles TO
try, 10 centS. Positively sold in oil towns
on the Western Continent. Three doses
will prove that II is just what you want.
eO04W
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RAID ON THE BAwDY HousEs.-The
police last night about 10 o'clock made a
raid on several notorious bawdy houses
Of the city, the result OF which We give
below: 1..-
Al the house Of Madame Jennie Gray,
on Water street, one man and one wo.
man were arrested. There was another
woman in the house who escaped.
Madame Hannah Shades place, on
2lst street, near the old Guards hose
house, was visited, and the Madame and
one woman arrested. ....
The house kept by Lou Gate, on ALLEY
@, Is comparatively new one. Two men
and two women were found there.
The parties arrested were either locked
up or gave security for their appearance
ibis morning. ..-y
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MARTrSs FERRY ITEMs.-The venerR-
BILE DR.. Mitchell, Of Mt. Pleasant, was In
town this week.
The dog law took effect on Tuesday
and most OF the dogs are now wearing q
nose gay.
"P1gb Brooks, Of Toledo, an old Mar.
tinsville boy, is visiting friends in town
and vicinity.
DR.. Sedwick left yesterday for Monroe
county, to conduct baptismal and commu.
MON services for the East Sunsberry
Church.
A young and festive party from this
place picniced AT Pickens' Grove on
Thursday.
The funeral OF Mr.. John 2. Cochran
took place from the residence Of his
father, two miles above Burlington, on
Thursday afternoon at A o'clock. The
services at the house were conducted by
Rev. G. W. Chalfant, and the remains
were deposited in the family buryiug
ground on the farm, and were followed
10 their last resting place by large
number Of the members Of Ohio City
Lodge, A. F. & A. NJ, Of which the de-
ceased was a member, being charter
member, and a number OF sympathizinl
friends.
The ticket nominated at st5Clairsvitir
on Thursday gives unusual satisfaction
to the Republicans OF this township.
Several merchants told us yesterday
that trade in their lines OF business ha,
been duller this week than at any time
since the panic.
Capt. Lash is confined to his room by
illness.
L. J. c. Drennen, attorney. at-law
started for Chicsgo on Thursday on pro
fessional business.
Mrs. Amanda Chase died Of consump
ton yesterday morning at the residence
Of her father, Mr.. Adam Holtslauder.
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For LIVER COMPLAINT, BILIOUS HAD
ACHE, Sick Headache (which females are
SO liable to, Jaundice or Green Sickness
Bilious Collie and Bilious Fevers, Dropsi.
cal SwelliDgs, Intermittent, Remittent and
Congestive Fevers, where languor, drowsi.
ness, anxiety, aching, pains in the back.
head and extremities, slight chllls with
Gushes OF heat, etc. No medicine is better
adapted 10 cure these complaint, in all
their various forms than l51i a.
SwAYSR's TAR AND SARsAPARILLAP PILLS
Prepared only by DR.. sWayne 4 Son,
Philadelphia, and sold at 25 cents q box by
all leading druggists. In Wheeling by 10.
gan, List 4 Co. eod4w
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PULPIT PoISTs.-Rev. DR.. Perkins, d
Louisville, KY, will conduct the services
at the St. Mathews Church tomorrow
morning and evening.
Great preparations are being made fol
the Cadiz Camp Meeting, which conyene'
on the 18Th prox. 1t e expected to en-
tirely eclipse any heretofore held at thai
place.
Hollow Rock Camp meeting will com
mence on Sunday, August 4th.
1.-THE English Evan. Lutheran Church
tomorrow morning, Rev. Barnitz is an
nounced TO preach on the. subject Of
Hearers Only"
The International Sunday School les
son in all our Sunday Schools Tomorrow
will be "Jesus at Nazareth
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west VIRGINIA INSURANCE COMPANY
The West Virginia Insurance Company
has made final statement with Its stock
holders, and dissolved the corporation.
The company was Organized in 1867 or
'6s, with a capital Of Sl65,000, and sus'
pended in 1873. by re-insuring in the
Fire and Marine. The disasters OF the
West Virginia commenced with the bnrn.
ing OF the Top Mill, and ended with q
number Of heavy losses by the great Chi
cago FIRE. After settling all claims, a div
idend Of 62t cents per share, par value
500, was declared for the benefit Of the
stockholders. aa.
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A CoLoRED MILITARY CoMrASY.-The
colored people OF shepherdstown, Jeffer'
son county, have organized military
company, and have applied TO Adjutant
General Wood for arms and acquire
ments. The company was enlisted for
seven years, for the light infantry service
and will be known as Carey's Light In
fantry. The officers OF the company are
"a follows: james II. Carey, Captain
Samuel Moore, First Lieutenant; Henry
McChan, Second Lieutenant. This is the
FIRST colored company organized in West
Virginia.
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River 8 feet 10 inchss.

River feet 10 inches.
Weather hot and showery.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual. ....-.. IL.
The Mallie Rsgon, having burned her
boiler, had TO lay over for repairs, and the
Thanhouser took her place and depar ted
for Parkersburg at 10l Am.
Tho Hudson, from Cincinnati, arrived
at 5P.M. ..
The W. P. Thompson failed 10 reach
Pittsburgh. Al Rochester she found her
boiler scaled and returned 10 this port
early last evening. She will leave for
Cincinnati and Louisville this morning
at nine o'clock.
The Science will be the Parkersburg
packet at 10k o'clock.
The Hudson Ia advertised 10 leave for
Cincinnati at BPM.
lBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, July 26.-River l foot 4
inches and falling, Weather cloudy and
rainy.
CAIRO, July 26.-River II feet IL
inches and falling. Arrived-John A.
Scudder and Colorado. Departed-Paris
@. Brown and John A. Scudder.
EVANSVILLE, July 26.-Riyer 9 feet
scant. Down-John s. Bransiord, Katy
did and James Guthrie. Up-Sunbeam,
Maggie Smith, Resolute and IdleWild.
Cloudy and warm.
MEMPHIS, July 26.-River fell 2 inches.
DepGrted-City Of Helena, St. Louis;
Jas. D. Parker, Cincinnati; an. Stevens,
St, Louis. Weather fair, maxim um Their,
mometer 94o.
LouIsvILLE, July 26.-Rainiug. Ar
riyed-Mary Miller, 81. Louis. River 5
feet 8 inches and falling. ....
CINCINNATI, July 26.-River 7 feet 2
inches and falling. Raining and warm.
NASHVILLE, July 26.-River falling
with II inches on shoals.
ST. LOUIS, July 26.-Riyer fallen 6 ID.
chez; IS feet above low water mark.
Artiyed-GrAnd Lake and barges, New
Orleans; Golden Eagle, Reokuk; City Of
Of yicksburg, Vicksburg. Departed
Mitchell, ST. Paul; Golden Eagle, Keo-
kuk. ....
SHREVEPORT, July 26.-River fell 8
inches. No arrivals or departures.
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TIE COMING DRAMATIC sEAsos.-The
German Insurance Company, having de-
cided 70 run the Opera House the com.
ing season, turned II over 10 the man
agement OF their efficient Secretary, Mr..
F. Reister, who had charge Of the house
during the latter part Of the lsst season.
Mr.. Reister went 10 New York about ten
days since, 10 look up attractions for the
coming season, and got back yeSterday.
Mr., Reister appears TO have put in his
time to good advantage, as. during the
week he was in New York he made ar.
rAngements for the appearance Of some
forty different attractions IN this city.
We are not at liberty 10 publish the lilt
at present, as Mr.. Reister expects TO
make large additions to II in the next
thirty days, and prefers that it be pub
lished complete. II published At all. We
can say, however, that Mr.. Reister has
secured some Of the finest attractions 10
the country, and that the dates will be
pretty we'll filled up before the commence.
ment OF the season, so that II Is likely
that our citizens will have an abundance
OF refined Amusements every week Of the
season. These attractions consist Of the
most successful opera troupes, dramatic
combinations, tragediAns, comedians, min.
strels and novelty companies in the
United States, and Mr.. Reister has shown
excellent judgment in catering TO the
tastes OF Wheeling theatre goers.
Mr.. Reister reports that the New York
managers feel confident OF a prosperouB
and successful season. The season will
open there the latter part Of August,
when a large number Of combinations
and stars will take the road. The season
will be opened here early in the month Of
September, when the repairs TO the Opera
House will have been completed. The
house has been put in complete repair,
and made rs comfortable and attractive
a. possible. The company has spared no
expense IN improving the house, and ex-
pect 10 keep ii in good condition, and, as
Mr.. Reister says, they now only wait TO
see il the public will appreciate their
efforts 10 please.
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AND now the physicians propose an
alcoholic compromise for the hot days
quinine and whisky. For those, they tell
rs, who have reason to fear that they are
peculiarly liable to prostration by the
heat, dose Of from two to three grains
OF qninine taken every morning, In not
more than a wine glasso Of whisky, will be
found extremely beneficial.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-27

MARTIN, the Restaurant man at Wheel
ing, sends us very neat thing in the way
OF card advertisement oil his business, be
ing an Sxl0 glazed and framed photograph
by Parsons Of dining room scene repre-.
senting filled castor as central figure
surrounded and AAnked with dish OIL
ice.cream, with berries just showing, oys'
ters on the shell, fish, berries, pickles
Overlooking mug OF something, and all
the accoutrements OF frst.class solid
meal, done up in really artistic style
The taste displayed in the get up Of the
card Is carried out in the get up Of Mar
tins entertainments, ms those who have
tried them willingly testiiy.-IPelLsbWs
Herald. $40
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On Sunday we spent the day, picnic
fashion, at West Union, where the
Lutheran Synod Of West Virginia was 10
session for several days. A large crowd
was present, all showing health and
thriftiness. The ablest Sunday School
address to which we ever listened was
made, in the afternoon, by Rev. Samuel
Barnitz, prominent and eloquent
diyine.--EoStburg Mining Journal.
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SUMMER EXCURSION RourEs. : Mr.
John Bailie, the ticket agent, has laid on
our table Handsomely printed volume
illustrating the summer excursion routes
Of the great Pennsylvania Railroad. The
scenery along the line OF the Pennsyl'
vania Road and branches has become "a
nous for It's romantic beauty, and the
book before us contains many gems oil
art in that direction, The Pennsylvania
Company, by the way, offers unusual in
ducements 10 summer excursionists.
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BuRaLARY.-The house OF Mr.. Ed
ward Lisby, at Portland, was burglarized
on Thursday night, the thieves etiecting
an entrance by raising a window. Mr..
J. G. Trueman, Of Winona county, MINI.
met with loss Of $50, which the burglars
found in the pockets Of his pants. The
clothes were taken out Of the house into
neighboring corndeld, where they were
searched. No clue 10 the thieves.
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PERSONAL PorSrs.-Dr. T. B. Camp
bell and vile returned from Louisville
on Thursday evening.
Captain Wash. Kerr IL in Pittsburgh
experimenting the building Of his new
boat, the Buckeye State. He expects TO
have her completed by the 1st Of septem-
Der.
MSjor Tom Norton and wife are back
from their summering place at Manhattan
Beach.
Mrs. A. R. MOoreheld returned home
from Cincinnati last evening on the
steamer Hudson, alter long visit to rel.
atiyes.
Hon. John. A. Campbell has made a
full hand at harvesting this year. John
begins 10 look like tirst-cl Granger.
l-Hdneoek Courier. ...
Col. Dan. Johnson ia announced to ad.
dress the faithful Of Fairview on Mon.
Col. E. R. Warner, of the Mcclure
House, left for ST. Catharines, Canada, yes.
terdsy.
Bishop Kahn yesterday lef. for Rich
mond, Va, TO attend the conservation Of
Bishop Keane.
Rev. J. T. Sullivan yesterday returned
from Ocean City, Md.
Mr.. George B. Crawford, Of Wellsburg,
travelling correspondent Of the Wheeling
ISTELLIoESoER, mSde US pleasant visit
last Wednesday evening. George is
good fellow, and we are glad to welcome
him among the pencil slingers.-Han,
cock Courier.
Mrs. Joseph Bell, who was thrown from
a wagon on Thursday, was reported bet
ter yesterday, but was not entirely out Of
danger.
The Csdiz Seutiuel says Mrs. orville
Dewey, Of this city, is visiting relatives
In that town.
MIA. L. Kraft, Of Kraft Bros. & Ros.
enburg, represented his irm. at the great
sale Of blankets held in New York on
Tuesday last.
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A New DoDoE.-A new way for pick.
Ing up money fraudnlently has beer
developed. The modus operaadi is as fol
lows: A man calls and says he is the
agent for some respectable sewing ma
chine establishment. He will inspect
your sewing machine, free Of charge
furnish any attachments il may need
at rates extremely low. etc. II he Is ad-
mitted he becomes thirsty, and ia left
alone by the person who goes after the
water. After be Ia gone some favorite
attachment TO the machine can't be found
The same thing is repeated at other
places, and by this petty swindle the dead
beat ia enabled to pick up a living.
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TIE NEuHAusEs LIQUOR cGsEs.-The
Neauhausen liquor cases were to have
been tried yesterday by Justice Caldwell,
but none Of the Witnesses put in an APP
pearance, and the examination was post
poned until 4 future day. Rules were
ieusd sgainst the absent witnesses.
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Cry SERGEANT RILEY last evening
arrested WIN. Hercules, white, and Bey.
erly Butler and David Thomas, colored,
ior violating the ordinance In relation to
the cleaning Of priyy vaults. They were
at work during the day on a priyy vault
In The rear Of the Mabb building, on
Market street. -.------ ---
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Mr.. MARTIN THORNTON has hung Iup
In the P. W. & KY. passenger depot q
picture Of some OF the choice delicacies
usually 10 be found on his tables. The
display Is 80 tempting that, II a man looks
at Il a couple Of minutes be PUSHES In.
voluntarily 10 the Capital Dining Rooms
to satisfy the cravings Of his palate.
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MT VERNON Ohio, JuIv 10, 1875.

"THR FIRST DOSE GIvEs RELrEF."-
The distressing cough, which threatened
serious results. Is quickly cured before de-
velopiug fatal pulmonary affection. For
all throat, breast and lung disorders. Asth.
matte or Bronchial affections, Hopping
Cough, Liver Complaint Blood Splitting,
DC, no remedy Is 50 prompt and efteetuai
as "Dr. swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry"
az have made use Of this preparation for
MANY years, and It has proved to be very
reliable and efiicacious In the treatment OF
severe and long standing coughs. l know
OF two patients, now in comfortable health,
and who but for It's use 1 consider would
not now be living.
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Mr.. HESRY CHRISTIAN yesterday CON
tracted with Messrs. Hanes & Wilson for
the erection Of u two.story double brick
on Main street, just above the hose house,
One brick and two frame houses now on
the site will be torn down to give place
to the improvement. Mr.. Christman has
Just completed fine brick residence on
an adjoining lot, which he will himsell
occupy. Mr.. John Grey waS the builder.
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Tue Frevereutial fraud" an account Of
whose arrest at Wellsburg was published
on Thursday morning, Il seems was also
at Holidays Cove recently, leaving for
tunes 10 people around there. Anybody
who would give him a good square meal
and comfortable lodgings was about to be
made an heir.
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Mr.. J. c. N.Y., Of Writ Court House,

Mr.. &C. NYE, Of Writ Court House,
writes TO the Adjutant General that a
number OF Grstclass young men oil that
town are DESTROYS Of organizing COM
pany Of sharpshooiers. and asks II ar.
rangements can be made to arm the com.
pany with the style Of guns required for
shaTpshooting practice. Ger. Woods
reply was that no provision is made for
such an organization in the volunteer
aarvica
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FoR UPWARDS OF THIKTY YEARS Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. Il corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves tuind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dysentery and diarhGa
whether arising from teething or Other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy
25 cents a bottle. d&w
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WEST ALEXANDER IrEMs.- MsSsrs
Carroll & Bro, OF your city, are erecting
a fine Scotch granite monument over The
grave OF The late John Hupp, Esq, father
OF DR.. John @. Hupp, Of Wheeling.
James Ely shipped 200 pounds Of honey
10 Washington yesterday.
Miss Pollock, Of the West Alexander
Academy, has returned from a visit to
Kentucky. j.
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BAD FALL.-Last evening about
o'clock little girl named Riddle, while
sitting on the edge Of the trestleWork at
the P. W. & Ky. freight depot, lost her
balance and fell Of, striking upon her
head and cutting a very ugly cash over
her left eye. She was carried to the resi-
debce Of her father, on 10th street, and
properly taken care Of.
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KANSAS LAND for sale or exchange for
city property. Eighty acres fertile land
in Greenwood county, Kansas. Title
perfect, taxes paid. Apply TO VIM. H.
Sheib under Washington Hall.
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Ghegmtelligetteer.
SATURDAY, JULY 70, 1878.


Chamber suits-Arbenz & Co.
Strayed or stolen-Mare,
For Sale-Residence.
IL Wanted-HickOry and White Oak.
Silver leo Pitchefs-Turner 4 Dillon
Prof. Northumberland OF local.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Property.
Chancery Notice.
Under,akiug-Zink & Son.
List OF Letters. 80
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OAKLAND, DOug'qs, Co., Oregon, !
Inn % 1877

OAKLAND, Douglas Co., Oregon, |
Jan, %, 1877. j
DB. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear Sr-Your Golden Medical Dis.
coyery has cured my daughter Of goitre,
after many physicians had failed. Inclosed
please find $l.60 for copy Of The Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser. With
Us It tAkes the place OF the family physi.
clan. Yours truly,
AARON ALLEN,
MT. VERNON, Ohio, July 10, 1875.
DR.. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. y.
Dear Sir-Four bottles Of your Favorite
Prescription has entirely cured my wife.
We employed three different physicians
and many remedies, but found no relief.
With a thankful heart, am,
Ever your friend.
was AUGUST WARNING.
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RETURNED HoNE-The Nail City
FiShibg Club yesterday returned home
on the Telegram, after an absence Of
about three weeks. They go back again
next week.