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The Best Remedy Known TO Man I

Dr. Clark johnson having associated himself
with NJ. Edwin Eastman, an escaped captive, long
Comanches, is now prepared to lend his aid in the
Introduction Of the wonderful remedy Of that tribe
The experience Of Mr.. Eastman being similar to
Co., Iowa, an account OF whose suflerings were
thrilngly narrated in the Neso Fork Herald Of Dee
18th, 1s7S, the facts Of which are so widely
known, and SO nearly parallel that but little mem
ton ct Mr.. Eastman's experiences will be given
here. They are, however, published In . neat vol
Among the Comanches and Apaches," Of which
mention will be made hereafter. Sufice it to say,
that for several years, Mr. Eastman, while cap
tive Twas compelled to gather the roots, gums,
bark1, herbs and berries Of which Wakametkla' .
medicine was made, and is still prepared to pro-
duction Of the medicine to the world; and assures
the public that the remedy is the same now a
when Wakametkla compelled him to make 1t.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-12-11

Mrs. George NJ. Dittoe, of Newport, K.
Y. has been visiting friends the past week
in this place. t~.3si'-
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Patents
PIMPLES.

wlil ntii Lttc1I Iile receips idr asiiApie 1eet-
bic Balm tilat rem we Fan. ErecNIes, plnples
nd B,otches leaving the skin soft, clear and beau
tful; also Instructions for prod Iuxurlent
groWt of hair On bald heal slnUvth lace. Ad-
dress, iIciosIns stamp, Ben NludeI * Co., 2UAnn
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The Farmers Insurance Company of
Perry County met in this place last Sat-
urday.- v sd, -...-.5
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-12-11

There has been greater demand for
coal at the mines south of town this season
than ever before
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-12-11

The Herald has shut down on the breth.
rem and wants peace in the Democratic
fold. q" tt
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-12-11

SKINNER Il LIsLE,

Physicians and Surgeons.
Office in Yost building, next door to
Il ost office.
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- Governor Bishop will leave several hun.
dred conyicts in the Penitentiary. He will
not have time to pardon them all.
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SOMERSET PRESS.
LOCAL AND MIscELLANEoU

L
Tie Prees has larger circulation in Northern Perm
C0Hny than the combined eircutatoa Of all fe papers
\ psbiished fhe county,
There has been great deal of pork lost
caused by the warm weather.
The County Commissioners held three
days session last week.
John Burke has been removed from the
N. 8. & s. r. r. Office in Junction City.
For Dress goods go to Thos. Johnson's
Call and see the grand display Van Law
and Williams have made for the holidays.
Where, oh where, is the constitution OF
the L. G. l.. 8. &c?
Have you seen Thos. Johuson's new
goods.
=. Rev. F. g. Yost will preach at the Re
formed church next Sabbath evening
Services continue during the week.
A number of candidates are waiting for
10 Frymute's shoes and the prospects for
lively Democratic Primary are good.
Johnson's is the place to buy your dress
trimmings
Remember that tax paying time will be
| Up on the 2Oth. M fE.fFt ttf
Al Ballinger left last Monday to work on
the new railroad near Baltimore.
"A large force of ore miners will soon be
at work near Junction City. ..
\
All wool csshimers of all collors at
Johnson's.
The season has been very unfavorable to
our oyster dealers.
All locsls handed in for publication
and the time not specified will be publish
ed until ordered discontinued
Governor Bishop Is pardoning prisoners
almost every day. .-,r-.o
\ There are forty lawyers to one mechanic
in the next Legislature.
The Democracy carried Louisiana at the
late election by a majority of $4,000.
Work was commenced on the South side
OF the public square last Monday.
\ Bear IN mind you can do better by sell
ing your wheat to Rodenfels & Ashbrook
than elsewhere. .-..r -H
j. l.. Sheridan will be bone in few
days and win rdmain a couple of weeks.
Full Ropes is Letting on. the brown"
this week! ~
.c '-,-.l Clover Seed. az a-,
Rodenfels & Ashbrook are paying the
highest price in cash for clover seed.
The miners in Shawnee and New Straits
vile are at work. ,|.f#It
Corn is retailing at City five cents per
bushel. .r s--s
i sIfyou want q nice fitting suit of cloths
go to Thos. Johnson's. He keeps TailoIs
to make them up to order.
=. Il johnson of Zanesville, was in
l town last week.
A humber of stone crossings arc to be
laid on Columbus street.
So far, this season the hog market has
been higher in Cincinnati than Pittsburg
4 The stone walk leading from Huston's
to Scott's corner has been taxed up.
] The Council held an. extra session last
"Wednesday evening.
r Governor Bishop will leave several hun.
dred convicts in the Penitentiary. He will
not have time to pardon them all.
There has been greater demand TO,
coal at the mines south of town this season
a ~ -
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CEIWEUGUEo.
The tollo,oing seat tie fipt Of thrce-cent
stamp each.
AKricuIture.-IIor iculture, Horticulture, Stock,
Fruit, etc. $3.50
Architecture. l'uilding. Carpentry, ventila-
tion etc.
BOhn's Libraries.-Wi:h Classified Index.
EducatiOn.-ScIeiiceo OF Teaching, kindergarten,
etc.
Engineering.-M Mining, Mechanics, Manufac-
tures. etc. -+rr5.
Fine Art.-Drawing, Painting, Sculpture, Cera-
mics, etc.
Juveniie.-Books for the young. Sets and single
volumes. tF-.ts H'If.
Names.
Law:-Catalogue Of cid, Rare, and Valuable Law
Books.
Medical,--Short Title List, arranged by Author'.'
Names.
Pharmacy. etc.-For ID uggists
PeriOdicals.-knIii'ra lean and British. ist
Political EcOnQmy.-F nance. Legislation, etc.
SchOOl,-rext BooL +f,- 4. ,hools and Colleges.
Stationery.-kor EHyii, ers Bankers, Merchants,
etc.
TheOIogy.-flass:h.si "A NJ Subjects.
A Monthly Bulletin of New Books.
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The stone walk leading from Huston
to Scott's corner has been taxed up.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-12-11

So far, this season the hog market has
been higher in Cincinnati than Pittsburg
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-12-11

The Council held an. extra session last
Wednesday evening.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-12-11

Leadville has already three daily news
papers, four churches and public school
system, but there are also one hundred and
eighty gambling housee.
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A humber of stone crossings arc to be
laid on Columbus street.
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Rms, ,ell House.

Residence--Mt. Harrison.
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BOOK s..

ROBERT CLARKE & L0 SineinnnfIi siRe apeeaI stten. en-.
tion to NAIL ORDERs for bss0ks and Stationery.
Their Catalogues and Monthly Bulletin of New
Books will be found very convenient in selecting
books to purchase. especially to persons living at
distance from large bookstores.
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When separating from her husband
Mrs. Scott-Siddons gave shim money
enough to drink himself to death in year
If he is reasonably Industrious
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sIfyou wan.a nice fitting suit of cloths
go to Thos. Johnson's. He keeps TailoIs
to make them up to order
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-12-11

3. IL johnson, of Zaneeville, was in
town last week.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-12-11

A revival of religion has broken out in
the Tennessee State prison Those who
have not made open professions are nnde' !
convictions. Il 49, Ns e -
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TIE Prees has larger circulation in Northern PER-
C5Eny fhan ne coa6ined eircutafion Of au the pape,
pHJtished iHfhe county,
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Pain In the Side.

MRS. KEbECCA dENO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-03
New YORK..

NEW York, June 2.-Cotton-Dull and en-
tirely nominal ut l3Xc. Flour-Dull; super
fine State and western s. 25a3 rs; common
10 good extra 50 T0a3 90; good to choice s. 70
"A so; white wheat extra s. 55a5 IS; extra
Ohio 81 00a6 90; st. Louis s. SOaD 90; Min.
nesota patent process So 00a7 65. Wheat
Spring slightly in buyers favor; winter u
shade frmer; rejected spring 79a7ic; No. 8
do 0la92c; No. . do 81 03al CO.; ungraded
SIca$l Of ungradcd winter, bid, 96Hca$l 10;
No. . do 81 l5al l5L; mixed winter 81 l3a
a.; ungraded amber 81 l2al IS; ungraded
white ST l3K; No. 2 do 81 l0kal II; No. l
do, sales 5000 bushels ut 81 l4al AK; extra
81 Is. Rye-Quiet; western Csc. Barley
Dull. Malt-Nominal. COrn-In good dc.
mand; ungraded 42a42Hc; steamer 4lka42c
No. 243Aa43Ac low mixed 44c; yellow west.
ern 45Lai6xc. 0ats-Steady; No. 8, 34Hc;
do white 37a37Nc; No. 9 35Xc; do white
SSNa38kc; No. l white 41c; western mixed
35a35X Nc; white western 37a4Oc. Hay-Dull
and unchanged. Hops-Steady and unchang.
ed. Cofee-Demand fair and market firm.
Sugar-Quiet but weak; refining fair to good
8 5-l6a8 7.lGc. MolaSses-Dull. Rice-De'
mand fair and market firm. Petroleum.
Quiet but steady; United 73Ac; crude 6Ha
exc; refined SIC. TallOw-Weak at 6aGNc.
RoSin-Firm at 81 35a1 40. Turpcntine-Dull
ut 2Ga27c. E~ggs-Steady; western l0al3c,
POrk-Stronger; mess 50 00a9 10; old $40 l2h
alO 25. BeCf-Nominally unchanged, Cui
Meats-UnChangcd. Lard-Quiet; prime
steam 50 Z7HaG 80. Butter-Heavy western
6alSc. Cheese-Dull; western 3a7c. Whisky
Firm at 81 06.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-03

on Saturday afternoon a dispatch from
Terre Haute, Ind, was read to the effec
that the Wabash Iron Company Of thai
place had signed the scale. This an
nouncement was greeted with great ap'
plause. The session lasted about two
hours, and with the single exception
noted, the proceedings were entirely har'
Inonious.
A reporter Of the Commercial. Gdsete had
u talk with a%gentleman on Saturday even.
Ing who Ia prominent In all labor move
ments in the city. Said he:
III the manufacturers don't sign the
scale, there will be an anti.tarif demon.
s~ttatiOn In Pittsburgh larger than was ever
known III this country"
"What2" queried the reporter, do you
really mean that the workmen will make
an effort 10 have the tariff on iron re.
movedI"
yes, answered the gentleman, "that
Is Just what l mean"
"Well, but won't that be very much
like cutting off their noses to spite their
facesw
"Well, yes, It il q little that way: But,
nevertheless, they intend to do It. II the
manufacturers propose 10 get two.thtrds
OF the benefit Of the tariff and give the
workmen only n third, the latter pro.
pose TO do away with the tariff"
And that Is the threat which the work.
men make to force the signing Of the
scale.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-03

TRUsTEE's SALE

By virtue Of a deed Of trlsi, made by r. l.. GehripR
and Kate qehhng, his wife, 10 ME a. trustee, dated
August 3iSt, 1875, recorded In the office Of tho Clefk Of
The County Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia, 10
Deed Of Trust Book No. Q, page 206, l will on
SATURDAY, THE SrH DAY OF 1872,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, sell at the front door
u the Court House Of Ohio county, the following de-
scTibtd real estate: A piece or parcel Of land lying
between Woods, formerly Lee, aud Jacob, iormerIy
Gerluan, streets, 10 the Sixth Ward Of the City Of
Wheeling, bounded aud described as follows BEGIN.
ming at Hstake marking the northeast corner Of lot
No. on the plat OF an addition u the City Of Wheel
Ing, acknowledged for recOfd by Beverly II. Foil, ex-
ecutor Of John hOt, deceased, on November 2Ith.
1850, aud recorded 10 Deed Book No. 81, page as,
thence With the WeAt lima OF Woods street In 4
Southerly direction hiteen feet 10 4 stake, thence At
right angles with Woods street, and 10 4 westerly al.
rCctlOu one hundred feet 10 Jacob street, thence With
Jacob street In 4 noTtherly direction hiteen feet 10
the southwest corner Of lot No. 8, adjoining the prem-
tses hereby intended 10 DO conveyed. thence with The
south line Of, lot No. s one hundred feet TO the be-
ginning.
The title Is believed 10 be perfect but | will convey
only the title vested U In ne by said deed Of trust,
TERMS oR SALE :-0ne-third and more II The pur.
chaser 80 elects cash on day Of sale, the balance In
two equal installnents at Iix and twelve months,
evidenced by negotiable notes bearing Interest,-the
title 10 be retained until payments III Sde In full
=, W. II: CALDWELL, Trustee.
W. J. W. C0WDEN, collector. jun9
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD CO,


On and after May IS, 1870, Passenger rrIn, I'M
run a demonstrating Time: "h
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PHrLApELrHIA, June 2-Flour-Quiet Min.
nesota extra family medium 81 80; good 81 IS;
choice 81 S7H; fancy 5 10; Ohio family good
IS so; fancy S S0a5 So. RyeFlour-Steady
at S. 90. Wheat-Quiet; ungraded $l0Oal 10
No. 9 red elevator 81 l2, Corn-steady; re-
iected on track 90a37c; steamer SSa40c. Oats
In fair demand; western mixed at 3SxaSihc;
white western 3SHa36c. ProvisiOns-Quiet but
steady, Mes ork-$lo l2halo %, prime mes
extra IS 00aS d. Hans-Smoked shaioc
pickled 7XaSJ<c. LArd-Western 8ka6Kc
Butter-Weak; Western Reserve extra 12a14c
creamery extra at l7alSc; New York Stat
and Bradford county, Pa, extra l5c. Eggs
Steady; westernl3kc, CheeSe-Steady cream
cry at 7a7kc. Petrolcum-Nominal; re
fined at SIC; crude INC, Whisky-S Steady
western 81 o..
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST Liberty, June 2-oGrrLE-Receipts
since and including Friday last All head OF
through and $40 head Of local; total for
week ending this day GIGS head OF through
and 1872 head Of local. against 4,13l head Of
through and CSC head Of local the week be.
fore. Supply for yards on sale, but no buy
srs except local butchers, and they are fewer
than usual on a Monday. Prices much the
same as this day week. Cannot form any re-
liable quotations before tomorrow, when
more buyers will be on hand. Prices are,
however, ringing for fair to good at 81 so to
.$475.
Hoos-Receipts 1855 head; total for week
19,4S5 head, against 1920 the week before
Workers IS 60a3 IS; Baltimores s. 60a3 65;
Philadelphias s 70aS so.
SHREP-Receipts 6,400 head: total for
week 1890 head, against 1900 head the
week before, Selling slow at about last weeks
nFiCes,
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BALTIMORE, June 2.-Flour-Firm; west
ern superfine S. 25a3 IS; do extra 81 25a4 IS;
do family IS 0Oa5 IS. Wheat-Western firm !;
No. Q Pennsylvania red 81 TX; No. . west.
ern winter red spot 81 1SLa1 1879; June
81 1SNa1 13H; July 81 l2al TX; August
81 09Xal cox. Corn-WeStern firm; western
mixed SPOT 4SNG4S%c; JTne 4shaiSAci
er iic. OatS-Quiet and firm; western white
SGa37c; Pennsylvania S6aS7. Rye-Steady at
6OaGlc. Hay-Dull prime to choice PenHsyl.
vania $l2 0Oal4 90. ProviSions-Quiet and
steady. Bulk Meats-Loose shoulders S%c;
clear rib sides Axe; packed 4Na5c. Bacon
Shoulders Axe; clear rib sides &c. Hams
0allc. Lard-Refined in tierces &c. Butter
Quiet; prime to choice western packed lSa
l5c. Eggs-Firma at l2kal3c. Petroleum
Dull; crude GHa7Hc; refined SIC. Coffee
Steady and firm Rio Cargoes 1lalGc. Whisky
Duh at 81 06,
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while The Association was In session
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CISusSETl, June 2.-Cotton-Demaud fair
and prices firm at l2J<c. F~lour-steady and
in fair demand at IS 20; % 90 for family.
Wheat-FiEm demand; red s. 05al 10. Corn
Dali and prices lower at SSsSS11c. Oats,
In talr demand at 32aS5c, Rye-tn good
demand al SIC, Rarley-Dull and nominal,
Pork-Quiet; held at $1,000. Iard-ln gnod
demand; current make q. 05; steam 50 10
Bulk MeatS-strong; shoulders s. 20 bid.
! 60 asked short NIB held at = 90 cash; sale
ii OK seller July; 81 IS seller September
short clear quiet at $3.50, Bacon-lnr goo
demand at full pricesi $i'l2ka6 12fa6 S7h
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New York, June 2.-BuSiness moderate
with commission houses, and the jobblng
trade ruled quiet, Cotton goods firm. Sew.
eral makes Of wide sheetings, denims, and
corset jeans advanced Prints and ginghams
quiet. Mems wear wOolens in fair demand
by clothierS, and firm. Flannels in steady 70.
quest, Foreign goods quiet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-03

PIrTsBuRsu, June 2.-PErRoLEux-Dull
crude 9SNc at Parker's for shipment; re.
fined SIC for Philadelphia delivery.
OH CRY, June 2.-PErRoLEuM-Market
opened quiet with 7SAc bid; advanced to
7lXc; declined to 73Ac, bid, strictly. Ship
ments ~ 900 barrels, averaging 10000. Trans
actions ll5, 900 barrels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-03

LuI7ulaI y uoIIe9 TIISIeu Il Inu 4UOVu enHHed
cause, on inc lgth DAY Of May 1873, the undersigned,
Speeial Commissioner, WI sell o. public auction, 10
me hlgnest auu oest DlduerI At the front door ni the
Court House OF uhio county, State Of West Virginia,
on ,p,r,v mn.
commencing At 10 O'Clock A. n, the following real
estate, situated In the Eighth Ward Of Ihe rItv n
Wheeling; that Is 10 Eay: Lots numbered on The Mai
Of the city Of Wheeling nine (9), ten tOl, thirteen lin.
fourteen (ID, fifteen G6l, and sixteen Ii6l, in SaGaro
numbered ~iorty-hFe (lSl, and coal lot Numbered
tWenty-eIRhtt 2S), In South Wheeling.
Also, lois Of ground numbered Ave l6), ak (l. soyen
IN, eight iS), sixteen u6L, tWenty-ope(9n tVsnty.tTn
iZ2, tWeuty -three t23l and twenty-i0ur t2jl, In Souars
numbered eighteen lis, In South WheelInx. and m.
other lot Of ground Delegated and called coal lot
numbered twenty-seyen en-, according 70 a plat OF
South Wheeling aud the Partition made between me
Merchants and Mechauics Hams Of Wheeling and ths
heirs Of Samuel sprigg, Il. G. Woods and franklin ".
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-03

TOLEDO, June 2.-wheat-Dull; amber
Michigan spot 81 90; June 81 OsX; No. 2 red
winter spot 81 COX; June held at 81 0SX
$l0sh bid July 81 OK; August 81 0iH,
Curn-Dulli No. plume held at So; 37Nc bid;
July held at SSHc; August held at 3SXc; SsC
bid, 0ats-Dull and nominal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-03

New ORLEANS, June 2.-Cohee-Quiet;
Rio cargoeS, ordinary to prime lONai4Xc;
jobbing llal4Xc Sugar-Quiet but steady
inferior 10 good common 6Na6Ac; common
to good common 6Xa9Nc; yellow clarified
0Aa7Xc. Molascs-Fair demand; ferment.
Steady and In fair demand; Louisiana ordlna-
~ TO choice 0Ma7Kc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-03

=, Train leaving columbu, at SO I. y. and ssoA.M.
daly. except Sunday, 1t 6.30IP +. y. Titb SIssnIna Pun
fps SH Y arriving In CliSago Rt 7.SO next n,ornin9.
TScSas 6 ean % secured in advance at Union Depeet
n Palace Drawing Room slseplnv Car,
hM ~ asn wllhout change from StsbenVtlle ana GolnIn-
Io5,s 70 uneinnAH, Louisville, indianapolis and sd
For through Tickets, Baggage Check. sisob,n, n,
e.ceoIm9odau9nst and any further ~iniormatIoh. anSlv
q Y ". BELLEVILLE, Ticket Agent 4 Xxx
T1oIa. Depot foot Of Eleventh street, or n civ
N"Ao'Omco' under Mcclure House, Wheeling,
D. W. CALDWELL
Gen'l Manager, Columbus. O.
Z. N. FELTON,, IN,
". L. 0RRIEG, "a
mi. esnl Pass. and Ticket Agent Columbia o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-03
81, Louis Hog MnrLet.

ST. LOUIS, June 2.--Hoas-Fairly active
and a shade higher; rough heavy S. 0OaS Is
Workers TO DaltimOres IS 05a3 so; smooth
heavy s. 45a3 IS; Philadelphia $500. Re
ceipts 1900 head; shipments 1000 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-03
FRIENDLY ADVICE
-Ruptured Persons.


1t should DO patent 70 every thinking person, and
especially those afflicted ones who have TILED the Va.
rtOuS cheap, or goods at cost establishments, that II Il
aS essentially necessary 10 have an appliance suited TO
their particular form Of Hernia and accurately adjust
ell by one skilled In his profession, as II ID that q frac-
tured limb requires a special kind Of splint applied Of
the hands Of an experienced surgeon For these rea.
sons We would advise you not to be mIsled by dealers
Offering cheap aud imperfect instruments at greatly
reduced rates, or Mt cost. Owing 10 their Inability 10
81 vasltIHiactlon they arc willing to part With them at
any price. But no matter how CHEAP It Is offered you,
Il y comparatively WorthlcsSiu your Individual casa,
ant. Just 20 much money thrown away. A learned
professor Of medicine and surgery, whilst ~leCturing on
Hernia betOrea Medical college In Philadelphia, ashort
time ago, suggested the very great Importance Of the
Physician accOmpanyingth the patient and Superinlend.
ibg the adjustment o. the appliance, and advised,
where this was not possible, that they should be care
t1l to Tscommend their patient to 4 person skilled In
the application Of such instruments. During The
course Of the lecture lie exhibited various ~tTuSseS, aud
spoke Of their merits, and Of one particularly that he
had applied frequently with very satisfactory results.
The exclusive agency for this truss has been given TO
Mr. JOHN MCGUIRE, the well known adjuster and
dealer In Trusses, ETC., Of No, 70 Fifth avenue, Pitts
burEh, Pa will be pleased to explain It's advantages
to all who may call on him.
Mt. MCGUIRE has recently taken possession Of his
new rooms, over McCllntOck's Carpet store, and has
them elegantly furnished and stocked with the most
approved patterns Of TTu4es, Ladies' and Gents
braces, Abdominal and File Supporters, silk and
Thread Elastic Stockings, Knee CAPS, AnkIetS, Belts,
Su'penSoTies, Re-, and Will guarantee accurate ADJUST
ments In all cases, Private apartments for Ladies',
with an experienced Lady In attendance.
Office ~hOus-Daily, s A. N. tosP. NJ; Sunday, ?
10 0 |. N.
ExaninRtion free.
Icrblng the various forms Of Hernia aud treatment
for q cure, mailed free on application, mySTThAS.