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1t is a sad sight to see an intoxic,lu
person on the street. How much m nav,
50 Is It TO see a dull and sickly baby 'I NV.
dered 50 by the use OF dangerous oDIaiS,,
Drspulrs Baby Syrup contains notS ,
Injurious and may be given to the mSt
delicate baby. '' '''OA
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TIE CouRrs.-CouNTY CouRr-Judqe
Boyd-ln this Court yesterday the follow.
ing business was transacted: t0.. ~.
The jury in the case OF A. Thalman VS..
Adolph Bolts and F. Shafer were sent to
their chamber, to consider OF their verdict.
The case OF Isaac Irwin vs. w. l.. Nc.
Afee was put on trial before the following
Jury: John French, Andrew Vance, John
Thornburg, George L. Ditmar, Elijah
Pogue, Robert Crawford. IS ri
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PRoBATE BusrNEss.-The following pro.
bate business was transacted, yesterday, al
the County Clerks office: ...II0' -
: John L. Terrill was appointed admins.
trator, OF the estate Of Sarah Marshall, dc.
ceased: Bond 81 200, with Geo. w. Terrill
and John s. Cochran as sureties. If7I'
John L. Terrill was appointed Admins.
traitor de bonus non, with will annexed, OF
Samuel Mcclure, vice Sarah Marshall. de.
ceased. Bond $1,000, with George w,
Terrill and John s. Cochran as suretIes. =,
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" you should slip and spraip vo,.
ankle, or hurt yourself in any wav, ' ",
cannot find 0 better remedy than JEi5Sy
Good Intent LtimeRt. It Is the best p,s,.
cea OF all. ' FA-''
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It's strange so many people will emit.
% suffer day after day with Dyspepsia "i iils
Complaint, Constipation, Sour S,0mNch ~ ~
efal Debility when they can procure =, ~ Y
store SHILoH's VlTAuEER, free al or, A S =;
does not relieve or cure them. Price III y
Sold by i. Booking, Odd Fellows Ilaii, f y
Dwight 24thand ChaplineStE.; Ianphlin T.
4 CO. Wheellngi and Husbands 4 in N
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A SUBSTANTIAL BARN.-About three
miles from the mouth Of Pipe Greek, on
the Ohio side OF tho river below our citv.
there is a large cave, which Is used by lie
owner Of the farm upon which It is situa.
ted as q barn,or stable, for storing a%ay
nay and grain, and for housing his stock.
1t is said to be dry and warm in the winter
season, and cool and pleasant in the sum.
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Profanity no one preparation has received 50
much praise from rs patrons, nor isso desery,
ing OF commentator us Hall VI Hair Reneverl
We but echo the voice OF thS dnllllohs Who
have used 1t when we pronounce It he Best
Hair DreSsiLg IL the TOrii 1t stands unriyalled.
Those who are; affected WIN disGaseso f the
scalp accompanied With itching 81 irritation,
find relief and renewal In this invaluable
remedy.f When the Sliair b inclined TO fall
stronghold the 90 u the hair, and preserve
i, and Il II exhibits q tendency to turn gray
Il sYpl sSesiQre the natural color.-FGhOn
aIe' ! ltfEaPhBQsVg DGw
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Foil Lame Back, Side or Chest use sp,,o,.
Porous PLASTER. Price, Is cents. SolG H. Y
Booking, Odd Fellows Hall c, i, nuiI,
oath and Chapline SIS laughlin Bns 4 w Y.
Wheelingi and Husbands ( lllskip. ilpI'j,
MWIAnnr
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New COUNTERPART FNE.-Mr. ]. j. Jones,
Cashier OF the Exchange Bank, informs US
that an excellent counterfeit five on the
First National Bank OF Hanover, Pa, is
being circulated in the city. II Is the first
hc has ever seen on that bank, and Its ex.
ecution will readily deceive,
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"Ceme, lot Us use The grace divine,
And nil viii nYa aanZ.H us

H. a,nourselyes y Christ, The EONl.n ., ,..e
WAS sung as the bells were tolling out the
old year and the Happy New Seary WAS
ushered in with the grand dox6logy: u
praise GOd'trOm whom all blessings aow."
Watch meetings were also held at OTIS
Hall, corner Market and Twelfth streets,
and Parker Hall, on the South side, by the
temperance H6lks. ! During the evening
addresses were deliverefby localspea&ers,
and the exercises following were interest
ing andsimpressive. ~ ~ l,..l 1:G.hs
RlUTHE EXC. rurH:- s. s.. ANNIVERSARY.
Washington Hall will be tho only public
Hall open tonight, and It will be no doubt
crowded to- lis iull capacity. The Sunday
School OF the Epgllsh Lutheran Church
will entertain and edify its many friends
by one of It's chaste and interesting on.
tertainments, Seyeraihundred little, bright
eyed children will be arranged in bouquet
formlupon the stage, and will sing new
songs Each class will illustrate some
Scripture text with beautiful specimens Of
object teaching, and then there will be
solos, duets, &c, by large and small
scholars. These entertainments are so.
free from attemptsat poor stage scenes, and
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TREAls.rljRY nrrpA, n nruresr

WAsItlSoToN, D. G., Nov. 10, 1879.
! take great pleasure in certifying to the
efficacy OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, in use
in my family as a specific for colds Of CHI.
dren or adults. / have found IL 10 be
cure almost immediate and always per.
manent. Very respectfully,
4r Tlios. b. PRICE.
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AhE AotAVMLhH ACtVG4 IIulll u we'll ktlOW1 iii
zen OF Cleveland is good evidence Of the "A.
tue OF LawsOn's Curative for Diphthcria
CLEVELAND, NovemberS, lSiG
LdHSon Chemical Company:
GESTIENEN:-The bottle Of Lawson's Cr,.
tive yop gave me has conferred an uncIIN.
ed benefit for which you have my sihSa
with Diphtheria in the night, and 50 rapIi
did the disease progress that We knew tnt
thing must be done at once or we should Ios
him. Having nothiugin the house bu,yOurCs,
rahEe,whichwc knew to hs effective in albJl,
inflammation, we gargled his throat and lCrhl
cloths, wet with the Curative, on the Out.id.
and In short time the Inflammation, Mkil.
cd, and our fears for his safety vanished Ygl
are at liberty to refer any one to us to slllssa.
tiate the above facts Yours, ETC.,
-.2 ]. b. MOLYSLtI.
After reading the above, no one who yIus
the lives Of their children, will he without
bottle Of Curative in the house. NwrS
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A Man Of A Thousand.

When death was hourly expeetei, allIrem,
edies 1A Wig failed, I ana ID. III. JSnies Wal
expeHme ting VI d int ianI Hemp, Ge accl
deltally cntcd his 9Htl i child Of CONSUMPTION
and npElayes hiRR edp GecifOr Two Stamps
to pay expenses.
Address, CRADDock & Co., 1889 Race Street,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa
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For restoring the natural color OF the hair,
a nicer preparation Is offered In ''Iair Revivi.
has ever been produced at 81 Cd. Glenn's Sui.
phur Soap Is the word.famed clarifier and
beaptifeF Of the complexion. Sold by Logan,
List g. and every druggist a si F37i
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i sALE OF REAL EsTATE-Ms. @. A. Schae.
fer, the real estate agent, yesterday sold a
two-story frame dwelling house on South
Front street, Island, belonging to Theo-
dore Kober, to Prof. Edward Scheutler.
The price paid for the property was s, 800.
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ALL the late new music, standard c,s
cal and popular music Of the dav, Tor n
at hat price at Sheib's Music Store, WSS
ington Hail. eIlI 40 4N
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OH AuFSkhASSAAeaeest
link Sson-Un Undertaking.
Martins Capital Restaurant. ~
Election Of Stockholdes-Bank Of Ohio
For Sale Brass Band Instruments.
undertaking-Arbenz & Co. TT
Weather Strips-E. L. Nicoll.
For Sale Small Safe. OK
NOtice-Frahklin Building Association.
HappyNew Year Nesbittts BroH gY !
New Year, Cards. 1sfRLLIGEScsRO ficei
TaxNotice- Geo. r. TingIe.
Carpenter and Builder-Stephen Nc.
CullcG6.
Tonight Eng L,ithglAnniyersaysy, Z
ForRept DWELLING House, i%SS
Dividend NotiCe-Franklin Insurance
Egg nOg by the Quart-Fdal Wave So.
loon. .fun,sr 5.r
Dissolution-Co.partnership.
Kentucky State Lottery-First page.
Happy New Year--I. Blum & Bro
Head Of local. ,guHI 1a1ayIu
Republican City Convention-Firstp page.
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Remember. Ye PeonleI

That "Hale's Honey of Hoarhound and Tar
Is now recognized as the great national spe-
cite for tie cctre Of coughs and ali lung dis!
eases. See that you get AtHale's Honey of
Hoarhound and Tar large size cheapest)
Sold by Logan, List & Co., and all druggists.
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a SPEEDY QuIErUs Is given 10 bacsin.
cough ny that inestima6le specif,s IN ', nnI
monary; throat, and bronchial eomTislnE II
HALLS B4Ls&At PoR THE LuSos. wSicb s ", W
consumption, bronchitis, pneumopia, nI SS =
4. la6oFed breathing and other disor,e,s ai X
the esptratory OF gans. When 4 cotISh ,nsn n
iese itselt the SaTlyuSe OF this benefeent mSd
icine y earnestly reeommended as, ths ,dII, S
s ~ more easily overcome ~ itsindnicn,
stage than later on Sold by ali Dtns~;sgRS 'Hnt
JoltS u sNffa eco. z
,v,,,. 'F'r'i7iiaa Wholesale. Agentaf lx
S WSAw a4 Wheeling, w Va >
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As will be seen by the foregoing, more
licenses were issued in December, 1878,
and fewer in March, 1877, than during any
other months in the two years. 80,
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River News.

The river closed at this point yesteplly
morning at 4 o'clock. The ice, however,
is very tender, and with the rise in tie
river caused by backing up from the gOw
below, is not likely TO hold very long uH,
less colder weather sets in.
One OF the lines holding Captain Lists
new boat gave way under the pressure d
the ice against the hull, causing tito lrOg
back thirty or forty feet.
AS viii be seen by our Bcllaire letter,
several barges in the vicinity OF the Nl
works below that place broke away IRON
their moorings, but were again secured
and for the present are safe.
Commodore Hornbrook got up steam OH
the Annie Kelly Yesterday afternoon, with
q view Of makinga break from the neigh
borhood of the wlarfboats down to hi,
float and barges, which lie at the foot 0!
Fourteenth street.
Capt. List was engaged in clearing ont 1
space to allow better handling0f his bOati
Mr.. Isaiah Warren Is settinga POUNDS.
ton on the bankat the mouth OF thecreek
with q view Of pumping the oil from BIZ
barges up TO the works, and will probab!
be ready for operations to-day.
All the boatmen are on the alert might
and day, and it is plain that the most a.
solnte sense Of security docs not prevail
with regard to any Of the craft tied %
heFeabopts, The happenings Of break
up are dependent upon an extensive A.
sortme1t OF contingencies.
By Telegraph.
PlrrsBuRGH, December 3l.-River 1 iets
Weather cloudy and cold.
NASHVILLE, December 3l.-River : Iet,
and rising. Departed: Rhea, Cairo.
CAIRO, December 3l.-River II feet and
falling. Weather cloudy and mild, with
indication Of rain.
LOUISVILLE, December 3l.-Weathe
cloudy and cold. River falling with S lee
2 inchesin the canal.
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DUPONT,S
Wheeling Powder AqencY.

I have at oil times In Magazine a large
stock ofthe above celebrated Powder, viz {:
Rifle, Sporting Ia cans, Blasting and Mining
In metallic packages, which win sell al
wholesale at manufacturers prices. have
Portable Magazines Of different sizes for
shipping, and will deliver free on cars or
boat. This Powder Is unequaIIed 10 strength
and quality.
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TIM GREAT rush for those handsome
eightcent Dress Goods Is daily increasing,
and are selling FAST Call soon II you wish
70 get some. JoIIN RoINRR,
Nos, 9Ol9 and 202l Main street,
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JOHN RoENER is daily receiving choice
selections OF Fancy Goods for Christmas
presents.
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GALys
Five tramps were caught up Monday
evening, three being so disorderly that
they overlooked up for the night, i95
The Oldest daughter Of Mrs. Kinney,
who lives on Guernsey street, while COM
ing down stairs yesterday morning with q
lamp and coal.bucket, fell, breaking ono Of
the bones OF the forearm, near the elbow
joint. So great was her presence Of mind
that she threw,up the hand containing the
lamp, It's flame not even having been ex-
tinguiShed. e ~ q
DR.. Satterthwaite has nearly completed
the work Of moving his office from the
corner OF Thirty-second and Belmont
streets, to- his residence on Guernsey
Eugene sterrtt,g while going from
church on Sunday, FELL over d slight en-
bankment belonging TO the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company, dislocating his
left shoulder, = = Slei ~ ~
The "Hecla Club" viii give social and
treat for the benefit Of those who so kindly
aided them in the late rendition Of Gala
toona," this evening at their rooms above
the banking house Of Cowen, Sheets & Co.
1uG suit ltOuBlblNgputy ettI Akul lAsl1IllSI
the Rev. J.W. Toland, OF the NJ. Z. Church
in this city, was entered on the docket as
dismissed, thus generating this gentle
man from all alleged charges. The gist OF
the charges seems TO have been the per-
petration OF low grade OF blackmail, by
a similar grade Of humanity, who reside
in Noble county, and were formerly mem
bers OF Mr.. Tolands charge. The suit
was brought simply because Mr.. Toland
would not sign q paper generating par
ties from bad conduct, one OF whom had
been turned out Of church by the accused.
To save little trouble and expense, Rev.
Mr.. Toland will not sacrifice, a principle,
the Irish MethodIstle blood in him being
too great for this. He therefore proposes
to see II such games can be practiced at
pleasure. It is time there should be a
stop put to this preacher prosecution"
this matter has been agitated for
q year, no one in Bellaire for moment
doubted its true ,nature.y .Ta ..,f,g
An infant child OF Joseph Heathering-
ton, OF Gravel Hill, was buried to-day.
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PoLIcr CouRraL.uln4 Cnnnnl.r.

There were no cases before this court
yesterday morning. The last day Of rs
was q "whitewash.u VII'I = Ia,'N
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THE incest NewiYeir Carts lnlthe city
at the INTELLleEHCER OFFICE. Call and
get a pack printed this morning.
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u, JoHy ROENER sens oi6aks, sbaIvls mi
i E&F ea cheaper than any house in he trade
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D. W. Leet, formerly Of this city, is now
giving temperance Lectures in Wisconsin.
G. Brown, agent for the ninth edition Of
the Encyclopedia Britannica, Is in the
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range ofthey thermometer, as
observed at schnepf' 9 drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday: D 4 -FF
TAN. I'm. a,gi8P.M JPN.
| ~N0 - a.IdCS1EI SO r,
UUnn JTIHS
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Gtre QttteIIiqeneer,


Onlce. Nos. Is and q, Fourtoenth Street.
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WASHINGTON, January, IL A. M.=For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, north.
east, backing 70 northwest winds, cooler,
cloudy weather rain Or snow milling, fol.
lowed by rising barometer,
For the Lower Lakes, southwest Winds,
slightly warmer, cloudy weather, with
falling barometer, and possibly snow.
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LADIES CLoAks at almost your own
prices at JonN RoRMER's.
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BRLLAIaR LocA1s.--All Of Mr.. Rocker.
shausens barges were aoated down with the
ice on Monday evening, but were secured
and fastened. 1t is thought, when there
is "break up" that these will all be de.
stroyed. An effort Is being made to get
the Nail City and wharibOat up to the Gin
der bank at the blast furnace, so'that they
may be more secure from floating ice. The
S. j. Millerand Alex, Swift are also laid up
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WANTED--A buyer at s., 900 for d com.
w plete and handsome Drug Store, appraised cdr
tectiy At $1,000, address z. s, STOCKING, Aslsneo,
Manifold, Ohio. sei2
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s.,.y.n. Rss..oaa a.,,. me s.ase.

solvent F.s2s.oas a.t,. ire F-a;e.
Apropo~ OF ..e SO, is ilGted -
lie Tennt see 5ondhuideIs agaira. tue
solvent railroads of this Safe, we pub
lisA the fol'o~.az extract from The ic-
mort of Cast Jaques, Vice President
of Z. T., Va. & Ga, Eailroa', ,oade
Sep I'm Der :, 1870 moving hat it
w:it IL If interest 0vT Ie adeTs:
CoNpFRoLLEr' OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. Al, est Ii, 1870.
STA1EA -.y.
D b. If q. I. q Y. y. Il
Co, - pr s59tem7nt,.,. : oC3 S,O.IO
d D. % Z. L. G, O. J.. ~
90, Z per statement. -. .-'G $50 :
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Those not acquainted with the
facts would naturally suppose from
reading these two paragraphs that
they relate to the same transaction,
but it is not true. The first relates
to the act of 1867, which did not
pass, and upon which bonds were
issued, and the second to an attempt
made in 1869 to secure aid, which
attempt was unsuccessful and upon
which no bonds were issued. The
opinion of the Supreme Court in the
Shea case, quoted by the Governor,
also relates to The time when the
Legislature rejected the bill grant
ing State aid to that and other
roads. We allude to these facts
to show that the Governor
has prouced no evidence
whatever, going to show that bonds
have been fraudulently issued. lie
shows that improper means were
used to influence the Legislature,
but the Legislature was not intu-
enced to pass the bill then pending.
We haze no desire to cover up CO.
ruption. or 70 condone it in anv
way, or to prevent the guilty from
exposure, hut we do insist that tac.s
relating to different transactions
ought not to be grouped together IN
such way as 70 create a felSe i'm
preston and prejudice the pubic
mind in order to precipitate repu"
diation of the State debt. We viii
not charge that the Governor pre-
scented his case in that way in order
to confuse, mislead and deceive, but
if he expects to make a good Gov
ernor he must be more careful in
stating matters of fact.
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before, such splendid financial ability
displayed 1t is really equ2l to the
two Cape Cod boys who got rich by
trading the same jack-knife back
and forth all day long. But it is
with just such stuff as this that the
man who holds the high office Of
Governor Of the State of Tennessee
proposes 10 humoug her people and
thereby lead them to a deeper dis
grace than the most dishonored,
perjured bankrupt that ever was
put in Eng,and's ja:ls, and to pre-
duce within. her borders stagna-
ton of business, deoth to all phi
yate and public improvements as
utter and as perfect as if the counr
try bad been blasted by The hand
of plague, pestilence and famine.
But if the State is not liable for
the ante-war bonds she passed acts
authorizing and allowed her agents
to take the postwar bonds from the
railroads. The present owners Ct
these railroads paid their money for
those bonds, and they are eu.i.ied
TO consideration, if their properly
is taken f.om them. The State is
in honor-Lound to refund to them at
least the amount they paid in, and
as a large number of the owners of
these roads are citizens Of other
States, it becomes a question
whether they have not some recourse.
Has Tennessee become SO lost to
every principle Of honor that the
simple resolution Of Legislature
obliterates the acts Of one Of her
officials acting II d sovereign ca
pacity, breaks wo4d and fash, and
wipes out millions &C dollars oi
property? VIII the pecelo advise
it? Are they wiling to place
themselves in the position Of The
fool who burned his house down to
warm his hands for a ten minutes
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The ma Gag lost in French E Gao
river wss found near il zdVe e On he
IL h inst Nv Mr.. ". L. Po"s.s Z ne
bag was full of SAND and mud, aDd ,h2
mail wss In pulp, cxc-2 p tie tRo .pn~
dies of letters and re t:0 I0gi@le. u
letters, one of which contained @6- :
and the other S. 90. The ulOne7 Fsas
not injured. w. b. Minus, Gen raj
Mail Agenf, hiss taken the E3e5! n
poss essI0p, examined H. Ie-TeE ,s.ese e.
the packages 30 their des.ina LaE aad
the ordinary letters he inclOsed IA new
envelopes to the posimasteTs 81 their
destination, TO be delivered 0y s q
postmaste Ts.-Neecport Repol -.
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ru:o.natc-l q u,}euts reason ;Hat II
Il ere be c1nl.sT eli mauey, 'heie must
- geauina; 20. if there be infdsiF,
there tnust also he Christians. /: ia :
oe true of ooney and religion, viii
aa1 the same rule apply 10 ~ pus up
r,.d:e.nas? % no The cheap III /
--ur.1lnss nostrums prove thai iher=
ere 80 nuina and meri oriOus " pul %
rsauicincs2 The great p0pn ri Of
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
has resulted in the manufacture a.
many shoGdy alteU2tiga and lo;ic
rem edies, but one 5r smother o. hete
have disappeared, ne r,ofTis oss nav
ing found that, 10 HlatteT how loud
they edveItise, success depends upoa
merit. In South 4 erica, . well As
in this C0un 'rr, the Discovery j. the
standard remedy for I'll scsCfulogs anu
eruptivs, dictates / &C } promptly
Oh the stomach and liTer, and hiUod,
toning up. regulating, 2ud purifying
the system. 81 speedily ailsys a..
bronchial irritation, uad cures the
NEST stubborn cough or cold ia n4if
the time required Uy any otber lem
ciV
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(5igned,) ED. J.. NaFG",
C0E.2..C 80 C
T.Cool Q 81 e OfT"y@.I
he shove 2mCuuts TPp:2-"Dt she
eaf5. = indsOt eGness Of ,ba ts.Iir0 IDS
ABOVE mentioned 6 ni have been 0reG-
lJtd with such Gmnuuts IN nav otIce.
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