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At'Aee(iu9 a,e9l5tev.
THE TORRENTS OF HE'LL
COLORED CLERCYMLa PICTURE
THEN.
And Cause an Unprecedented RC-
NiVaI at Richmond, Ra.-NanS
Strange and LudierOus Results
of Sudden Conversions. and
the Miraculous Visions
Which Led TO them.

RICHMOND, Va, April An unpre-
codented revival of religion has CON-
menccd here among the colored people.
Hundreds of eolorcd men and women are
to be seen proclaimIDg with the peculiar
Ethiopian JUNCTION their conversion. All
the colorcd churches srein full blast, and
morning, noon and night the ministers
are laundering into the ears OF their lis
teners the torments OF nell. Brother
John Jasper has, Tor the while, given
up preaching that the sun moves,
and has gone back to "hell.'
Nothing could exceed the
vividness with which he pictured, this
evening, the tormen!s OF eternal punish
men., aud ne scathlngly denounced
Beecher and those other preachers who
attempt TO show that there is no nell
Some OF his congregation groveled upon
the floor in very agony, when ne tod
that same as head OF cabbage IN u
biin pot will de sinner be for ebsrlastln
in hell" The pot will keep on bilin
and dc Cabbsge will burn, but never burn
up. You oil will be like dat cabbage II
you don't repent" There were 600
mourners at Mount Zion tonight, $50 at
Ebenezer, 500 at Brooks Church, $50 at
Memorial Church, and about the same
number in the other churches in
Richmond and Manchester. Yes
terday the revival spread to
such an extent among the hands in some
tobacco factories, that they deliberately
gave up work aud went to shouting ana
mourning, and numbers had to be dis
charged TRis evening a bevy of colored
girls went on Franklin street, Rlchmonds
Boulevard, stopped and shook hands with
the gay throng of kid-gloved bellies and
oeaux OF the aristocracy ard urged them
to seek salvation. Tonight ut supper,
at one of the hotels, Martin Thompson,
waiter, suddenly became converted rs he
was entering the dining-room with dish
of stewed oysters, and, Singing the
dish and contents to the floor, he raised
his hands and began to tell how ne was
converted on the spot, and to proclaim
the visions of glory that had been reveal
ed to him and were passing before nun.
At Ebenezer church, to-day, q little
cslored girl, eight years old, stood up and
told the congregation OF q vision which
she had seen last night. She saw the
moon ba.hed in blood, and the Angel
Gabriel came out of the clouds and told
her that this meant the world was com.
ing to an end right away. This has caused
\ profound sensation. Such q revival
never been known here.
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HMM INRRIS.

Correspondence OF the Register.
"a thing OF beauty is JOY forever"
This was strange and tropical nature,
but little able to cope with "the wearl-
ness, the fever and the fret OF life, with
feeling "sadder than sorrow" We can
trace the "dlvine insanity" of his "noble
mind" such Us lodges conception to the
very born of heaven and mourn for
the flowers that died before their prime.
But of his genius we hold the buds, and
dreamily gaze with dlmmlng eyes into
their creamy cups in contemplation OF
what wonderful things we have lost, but,
if born, we know It had been through the
travail of his grand and stormy soul.
Take the picture OF Keats at the age OF
eighteen, by Hsrconets, and we can
easily fancy that he "couId feel the long
Grass growing over his heart" Those
who have loved him-snd they
are not few-must feel q thrill OF
righteous Indignation, in the outrage
that has been perpetrated upon his mem
ory. in thus giving TO the cs!lous word
those letters he wrote to Fannie Browne.
She was not worthy Of his love, but none
the less did he pour out the grandeur and
riches of his devotion at her feet. They
bear the impress of his keCnly sensitive
nature, and how the "IOng grass" that
waves shove his once turbulent heart
must trembIe with shame that one OF
"Iighter mood" has taken these God-like
warnings into hands protsne. The pen
that welded his desth-strOke through the
Ovqrtcrly RsriOF would have fallen as
sounding brass in comparison to this
outrage that, in later day, has
bpen done TO the sacred
est part of his life He
would have suffered inqui'itorisl horrors
before he had let the great rude word
take cognizance OF the love that breathed
and burned within him till the vital
shark was fled. That this Fannie Browne
was an ordinary woman, not II the leas!
capable of understanding or approaching
the richness Of his loves llbstiOn, IS
nothing to US. lie loved her. She
seemed, indeed, to have held his very
soul in her two white hands. Little DID
he guess that the time would come when
| the coarseness OF her nature would assert
i,sel. in a desire las It Is stated to some
time have his letters published. 1t
is an unhallowed thlng, and may
the anathema Of the just and mercliuL
follow the author OF this terrible wrong.
| Lullcd by the soft south winds, beneath
cypress and daisies, he little recks what
| things "the sad memphjan sphy TX that
/ tells of something We call life holds tor
his memory. latter htes dtiul fever
he sleeps well"
MARY PATTON HUDSON.
Kaualcia County.
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UneeIinx wholesale Market.
jFyIcE OF THE WHEELING REGISTER, !
TUESDAY, April 10. !
KanalCha County.

}FyIcE OF THE WHEELING REGISTER, !
TUESDAY, April 10. J
The market presents the same unset
tied and mixed appearance thst 1t did
before last week, excep! among the gro
Gerry houses.
There is almost no demsnd for wheat,
which came into the city il. large guam
titles during last week, and as matter
of course the prices are down heavily
spsip. The fact that first class wheat
sells for $I.IO shows the condition OF 81
fairs better than any other statement
could. Flour, too, has gone down and Is
quoted at % cents lower.
The grocery men are doing big Ousl'
ness. The houses are visited by sWaFms
of country buyers and prices are very
firm at quotations, which are the same IS
last week.
Wool is dull, although large stocks
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CAPTTAL. s250,0oO.
CAPITAL. 100000.
JOHN X. BDTSFORD. President,
GEO. ADAMS, Cashier.
Bank Of the Ohio Valley
Successor 10
-1E FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.


1-ls Bank Is Orgru.ze and prepared to
Na--'tei Tue business OF banking N all its
W. succeeds the First National Bank OF
.'-rs..lg, b., owned by the same share
,-..-..', aud is under the same manage
~. CAREFUL regarding heiuterests ofits
--.s,pHlaelts and GepCSitOrs, and by a
-l' and ia.rutG. execution OF their
rssg,'.5 hopes 90 merit their esteem and
GGo.s, and Bills discounted.
--. lions made on all points through
2. Tie United states.
So posi- accounts subject to check
a,-- Received from banks, bankers, firm
rr.'s...'u> and individuals.
.a-, .....5,gaieN o,tepoSit Issued payable on
r,--,1-l, or az fixed dates.
'-'e'ss' allowed or special deposits.
r,f,,., DIRECTORS:
r.. -E n hoTsF0RD Nm. r. SIMPSON.
Wv - Rhodes, NT. a. TURNER,
A. u. ADAMS. a r. hwy
HENRY VI. HARPER my
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---.,,.o,thl. reuedY must not be oYerlookst
L, SYMPATHETIC DISEASES,

,z...,o-s Of the Eve, Ear. Throat, Lungs and
kieSt.slsi Tubes which IN many cases accompany
k..s,-. case OF Catarrh. The intamed and dis.
condition Of the mucous membrane IL the
tss.- al All these troubles; and until the system
Cs-'ss ,s- brought properly under the Influence OF
"a ppADICAL CURE, perfect freedom from them
l...s.-tS - be reasonably expected.
'fr.-, \, mt three years since SANFOED'S RADI.
~ 'rT-RF was placed before the public hut In
"a. al time Il has found rs way from Maine TO
LA4't,.-is and Is everywhere acknowledged by
.,'sfs and physicians to be the most successful
e.-ss-s.iT- for the thorough treatment OF Catarrl
y A.,-nnounded The fact will be deemed Of
C5. j-n5rtance when Il Is coupled with the state.
~ trat within FIVE years over 80 different
,ior Catarrh have been placed on sale, and
i5-I.- rIrN one or two exceptions, their names
49,, ha recalled BY the best-infOrmed druggist.
I,lirsr-,,s.rg may succeed In forcing few sales,
-, r-Irss' The remedy possess undOuhted specific
ii-sI properties 90 Is absolutely certain 10 fall
80 r.e..eI O5scuE.ty.
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r,.s package OF sANFORD's RADICAL CURE
..E-,si-s Dr. Sanford's Improved Inhaling Tube,
80 nm directions for its use IN all cases. Price
- solt hy AT wholesale sndretail druggists and
t.f.-s -r-0r q ont the United States and Canadas
wFFES & POTTER. General Agents and Whole.
,.'s Druggists Boston, Mass.
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NUPONT,S WHEELING POW
DER AGENCY.

HAVE AT ALL TIMES IN MAGA-
ZINE, a large stock OF the above ccle-
brated Powder, VIZ: Rifle, Sporting, in
cans, Blasting and Mining, in metallic
packages, which 1 will sell at wholesale al
mauufncturers prices. 1 have portable
magazines of different sizes for shipping,
and will deliver free on cars or boat. This
Powder Is uuequalled IN strength and
quality. 81. REILLY,
Sole Agent.
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baltimore Cattle Market.
MONDAY, april s, 1878,
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK.
REMARKS on BEEF CATTLE

There is very little difference in the
market as compared with last week.
The prices quoted show some improve
ment, but the quality Of the tops this
week was better than it was last week,
there being some very superior cattle
sold by the Lehmans; nor were there
quite as many common cattle as there
were last week. The market was not
active at any time, and sales were effected
with some difficulty during mos. of the
time. Prices. 3m53 CTS.
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CONVENIENT alike to the business
centre and the best resident portion OF
Philadelphls, and conducted as model
frst-class hotel, the Colonnsde has
achieved a deserved and enduring popu-
larity.
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CAROLINA RICE.

50 tierces received direct from Charles
ton, IN store and tor sale by
NJ. REILLY,
1873 and 1911 Main street.
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Ofthe receipts 40 head came Virginia,
- from Ohio; 70 from West Virginia,
lO5 from Maryland, 666 from Illinois,
lO5 from Pennsylvania.
Total receipts for the week, 946 head
against l,226 last week, and l,27l head
same time last year
Mich Cows-The trade in Mich
Cows Is very dull, and prizes are lower
We quote them as to quality at $25G4O
4 head at retail.
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FRESH TEAS,

200 packages GunpOwdcr, Imperial
Young HysOn, OOlong, English Breakfast
and SOuchOng Teas, In store and for sale
al low figures, NJ. REILLY,
1903 and 1911 Main street.
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The trade in most OF the pens that
have received Sheep has been fairly
active, particularly for those of s good
grade. There is marked increase ID
the number OF the receipts, and the
quality is fully equs! to that OF the re-
ceipts of last week. Good Lambs have
been in good demand. We quote Sheep
at 4l1y5 cents for sheared, and wool Sheep
5663 cts; Lambs, 7@9 cents z ID,
gross,
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EOUE ID.

VIHATTHE PLACE TO GET THE BEsl
i Bargains in Tea is at .
EMYTHB TEA HOUSE,
mrs Cor. Market & Fourteenth SIS.
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In spite of your teeth,
Both above and beneath
Being slightly enamerd and thin,
They will never break down
Nor turn yellow nor brown,
If the SozoDoNT's daily brushed IN.
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REAPORATED PEACHES.

DEELED AND UNPEELED. YUU CAN
not imagine how good they are until
you try them. Il. J. sA GIH.
Cor. Market & Fourteenth stE,
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REMARKS.

Prices have been well maintained ST
former quotations as they ruled early
las, week. The demand has only been
moderate. The supply is fully up to the
demand, st the close this afternoon, few
hogs beins left in the pens. The quality
is scarcely up to the average OF that Of
last week. Prices 5G53 cents net.
THE SHEEP MARKET.
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Tg8ACCOS.

have on hand tail line OF Tobaccos,
from the leading manufactures IN the
country, including LOrillard's, FINER
Pros, Homer HudSOn's, j. y. Pace, kich-
moud, ]. X. Pace, Danville, b. +. Grayely,
Holbrook's Monitor Navy, Harry {. HOl-
brooks Navy.
| can furnish all styles made by these
factories, at lowest market prices.
VI. REILLY,
1909 and 1911 Main Street.
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NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS

SUGAR and MOLASSES. Just received
n lot OF strictly prime New Orleans Sugar
and MOIasses, which are offered 20 the
trade al low figures. h. REILLY.
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FISH.

Mackerel, Nos. !, 2 and 3, in barrels, halt
barrels and kits; Lake Herring In hall
and quarter barrels; salt Water Herring
in barrels and halt barrels; In store and
for sale by NJ. REILLY,
iunll 1909 and 1871 Main Street.
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II. w. REDMAN & co.
ORNAMENTAL GARDENING

y
C,ESTLEMEN WHO DESIRE SHADE
VI Trees removed, planted OF pruusd,
Gardens designed, graded, sOdded or az
ranged, would do well 10 give tEeiT orders
as early As possible, 80 a. - have the
rough work done that there may be time
Tor everything 20 grow and Be settled be-
lore the warm weather comes upon us.
I shall also be prepared n keep gardens
clean, grass cut, and plants growing, for
the season at low price.
Rustic Stands, Keramic Pots, Iron Vases
and Banging Baskets filled al the lowest
rates.
10 those having small garden plots !
would suggest the beautiful window
Gardening, now 30 successfully precuced,
fairly converting city reside into fairy
palaces despite the sOOty atmosphere. ANY
suggestions or instructions viii be given
with pleasure. All WORK guaranteed.
r. BAILEY,
janHh +Oll Jacob Street.
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COLLINS VOLTAIC PLASTER

s5t BY 81 Wholesale and Retail Druggists
WEBS POTTER Propvl'tOTs. Boston, Mass.
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Itis Incomparab Remedy for BRUISES UL.
CERs, CUTS and every irritable or unhealthy
cUnultiOI of lie SEln, md Is most Sc v ceaDls
remeuiIl cnt aud son Ce ot SleeIy relief i'll
cases GUUT aud RHEUMATISM
Itls mnSi desirable DlslNFE'TA\T OF
Q OTHING OR BED j. MN, wO II aIIG Ell
bv p"IsO MI ~ ng from OBNOXIOUS or con.
TAGIOus pIsEAeEs "a d il tip.ta. RrmrdY aud
ProYet lat.Yo tnem when sri a. AZ II C.
lion PEI sons eupluving ~ have no nerl 10
take sulphur Bat, =, or 10 res rt u sulphur
prn for buthina pnr, 0seS.
a. an II, luac Oft FOL LET II is 'ar more
da-ITal j than any CO' me ic sllCe i DOES MT
Ike n TIC e. Of n najur', c'nl CUmpeX
Iru Bl"rn shes bu removes chem.
TAN, ,FRtCkL LES PIMPLl.s. Is BLOTCHES
n IN" / e, specdlv yIetu u : carrying IN
hpencc' IN Il Is the reTy Jeat Soap to su9ye
with, &c use II caves The sgl suOpth aud free
nom ue IN ltaliun yrpCu ct CL sen.itlyr Gu
liclp 10y II uuulicau II Of t. laIlr. 1t al. o
Cuu plriely erld .t's DANDREfF
H,useWlvH- deS ae 4 to b, EXcELLTNT for
lubr,C. anu iahe moving In tne hest ITcieS o.
uetrnpn'HRi aud uia! ely speak Ot Il in
1esun ON, sIolr IN f.om quarters of the
unun npnn it, P.upIi' T, many wuI II hn e
b 'en publish Il IA the rm o. uea pImphet.
y Ocuru 4 uI ID ug Il nd Fancy Goods DUa %
crs thr org II IS hong Gen Ia publ lnsO c
"n nj hls MFDCINAL NAREH USE No. FIX ri
AY sNu d, NEW YORK. The art.c Q IL moreover
in ,CIssi o. tpe \ uUicnl fra elnIty.
LINE MOST uTuER FAMOUS REMEDIES,
GLEN4''s -OLP Ult NpAf has b en- l"Itat-
I'd. SONS without the smallest fIucuun Oi re-
ne ia iii 'acy have cen and u.r iOI-ICd upon
the uususp, ctiu z ana unOH-' rvnnt, genuine
sulphur soaps busse,Su0 pTOperuer idrpurat
VITA or equu To the Greu Specie, VIII Ct their
yend rs see tn val hY uud,ru nj g mpei
uo Inc pubic shoult tn rriOra Oe ca elu. o
LGul, and &c ia { they 60 the reIiftic e.
Al resp cttb e. bra giSts FrCY q 'ud Deal
er and GlOc rs "eep GLENN'S SUIPiU a
SOAP, nj Il % utTlud tur Z, suJpy tao
GENUINE IHlNG su their ca TONERS.
Prices, 25 cts. per Cake Box, q
cakes senI by mail, prepaid FOR zoe.
G.. n. CRITTENTON,
PROPRIETOR.
No. SiAth Ave, N. Y.
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Stop 6 Read

All forms Of Rtdney and Urinary diseases,
Pans IN the Back Sides and LOIus are posi-.
lively cured by
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SULPHUR SOAP,
The leading External Specific
70, DISEASES OF THE SKIN and
Beautifer of the Complexion.

T. renders the Cuticle Healthfully
Clear a"d Smooth, and is the Best Pos.
sihle Substitute for Expensive Sulphur
Baths.
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our principal Office located in Washington,
directly opposite the United States Patent
Office, we are able to attend to all patent
business with greater promptness and des-
patch and at less cost than other patent at
torneys who are at a distance from Wash
ington, and who have, therefore, to employ
associate attorneys" We make preliminary
examinations and furnish opinions as to
paten'ab!ity, free of charge, and all who are
interested in new inventions and patents are
invited to send for copy of our "Guide for
obtaining Patents" which is sent free to any
address, and contains complete instructions
how to obtain patents and other valuable
matter. We refer 10 the Germm-American
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at Washiugton Hon. Jos. Casey, late Chicl
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of the L. s. Patent Office, and to Senators
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Drugs and Medicines.
Wonderful, but True !
A. J. DURLING,
PROPRIETOR OF THE PEOPLES
Drug and Family Medicine
STORE, makes the following
ANNoUN CEMENT.

Owing to the general depIe sicn in business,
the u eat reduction Of wa"es for labor, &c. l
deen it mv DUTY at THIS ume 70 give t, the people
# lenghton and vlcmly THE LioNs SHAhR OF
NY ROFfTS Read aud rrnemher Che follow.
ing prCes Ot q few OF the many articles sOlu at
my Drug store!
PATtNr MEDICINES 81 Preparations
So cents such MS Vine ar Bltters. Hos ettgr's,
Dlake's Pant ntlou, Mi-hleIs Herb Geru un
BIters and all others formerly ST. now So cts.
SIC preparations 4Oc. nnn 25c irerrrntonszOc'
COZ d. COUGH and LUNG REMEDIES. as
Javne's EXOec GRANT, Hn l'S and Al ems Bal;
sou. Ayers Jhercv PeCtoral, MIX NurB Cod
Liver Oil, cod Liver OIL and Lime and oilers
fOrmeItv 81 now 81 cents.
HAIR PREPARATIONS - Hau,s Hair Re-
newer, MOntaOmgry's ayers Ha'r Nl"ur,
and Mrs Al,en's, formerly u now So cts. All
SIC plepnra tious OF anOvc chlrhclcr now 4Oc.
LINIMEN - Daubacl'5, Lows Mag etc,
Dounelly's Electric Samson on, h"uW vs.
Relief. Magic OIL, Ga glin0 OIL. WIdflre Linl-
ment, and all others formerly Soc now ivc
Horse, Cattle and Mi ken Powder formerly
2ic. now .Oc.. Durhn - cele grated COndt on
Powders improved 3jc. pvr pOund.
KGla's Hamburg Drops arc per Uottie' Breast
Tea. ?tc. pacNuee; ri Is of ali klnus formerly
25c. now &c. per box.
PLASTERS-PorOus, Arnca. Poor Mans and
al Others formerly be now .Oc.
WORM RENEDIES-WOrm Syrups, Vermi-
fu. es, " OIm LOZenges and COniectiols iOlm
cry &c. now &C
Roots, Barks. Herbs, Medical Teas, Sc, &C..
per Oz.
Castor Oil BolsHm de Malta, Essence of Pep.
pc mint, Essence Ol Lemon Golden Ilnctnre
PAregOnc, and Glgcerne formerly lOc 10 lJc'
now &C to l0c pei botte
E,erything Down /! Dawn ! Down !
Caustic Soda, for Making Soap. from cents
to 10 euts Uer pound.
Castor OH, strictly pure, sec. per quart by the
gallon less.
LOOK AGAIN.-wALL PAPER. Gold Gilt
Dp ne a - III Fnp lN IN
now 2OC. White Blanks and TInts formerly lSc.
TO 25c now l2r. TO l5c., Hn0 Brown Backs form
ely l9c. to I2c. now rs. to &C.
Physlc ans preSCnutOns and Family Recipes
compounded aI Gretty ReGuced Rates. Go or
send to DU RLINGS
Having mad al experience Of almost Twenty
YeaIs m tlp Drug Guinness more than Ten Uf
VIII ch have been in LehiphtOr, W II IN the III
ture rs ] have IN the UaS Guarantee to all the
very Rest aud Purest Drugs " NedIciues. &C., tn
be- found IN the American Markets. 1 Buy
FOR UASE Dec lr-noVd
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GRANTS REMEDY.

Its effects arc truly marvellous in Dropsv,
Gravel, Brlght's disc9sc, Seminal loses. Leu
corrLoa AMI lost vgor. no matter OF how long
standing the case ma be, positive re ief Is had
in IRON one to tn &c davs DO not de pair hes
Itate OF d0uat for it Ia really n specific and
II ver fails. 1t 1 purely vegetable p epara-
ton. BY its time use thousands Of cases that
have been corsldelrd incurOble DV the most
eminent Phi, slcians have b en- pc mlnent Y
cared. Il Is II so moor cd ~ tie regular n :
CT aus aud Medical Suci ties tn ouRhout the
country. Sold in Lottles at TWO dollars eac / OF
three bottles, which Is enough to cue the most
ag ravnted case, sent to any address on receipt
OF FIVE DOLLARS. email trial titles ONE loi.
lar each. a ! orders TO 9 addressed to
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MT. PROSPECT VINEYARDS, NJ.
Speer's Port G. ape Wine
FOUR YEARS OLD.

This Justly Celebrated Native Wine is made
I ON tn JUICE OF the OportO Grape, Rlsed IN
tins country. It's invaluable
Tonic and Strengthenin gPro Ierties
nre unsurpassed by any other native Wine.
BENG the pm jwcc Of The grape. produced
upder or. DGtr's Own ntrSOnaI suDerN lSiOn.
lis lultv aud grEuueIess are qua anUeed
The youngest child may IA take of its Eener-
uu~ Qu III '> and the wenErs st inv" I'd u IL to
advantage. IIls uaTtiCmlnrl berelci 90 tho
aged and ebhtHted, and suited TO he various
ai,men that itliOt the wrukeT sex. Il is. in
every respect. \ WINE ! o b % l. Ei lid ON,
Ia7aAas Use sree''s Felt Grape Wine.
Fen:l Use Sreer's FoTt Grape Vino.
Weakly Pe!sans yi-a a Benefit BY ls Use.
Snecrs Nlnrs IN hospitals are preferred to
OtLer W mes.
sod by druggists generally. who plso sell
~IEERS PEI RO J. BRANDY, PEDRO ].
ShERRN ana STAN DARD NINE BIT.
TIERS Trade Supphrd by all hOlesale Deal.
eIs. ee ihaU ,hc Signature of Alfred Speer,
Pa salc, y. j., is over theCols OF euch bOtJle,
=, SFEf RS Mount Prospect Vne, ards,
New Jer cy. ON e, No. "A arrrn street.
New YuTK. For sHe b.
a. j. DUHLING LEHIGETON. PA.
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