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xe6eTn Socialism.
II is not genarally known that Tie late John
Stuart Mill, perhaps the abiesi Of modern wri-
tiers on political and serial science, commenced
in the year 1869 book on Socialism, which, II
il had been complesed, would probably have
been recognized as the greatest OF his wurks.-
Manuscript chapters of the incomplete work have
recently been brought 10 light, and are found 90
nearly complete in themselves, and 80 ably 70
discuss questions now most prominent in the
public thought, that q london Review and also
TRs Library Msgasine Of New FORK are pHblish.
ting them. They are announced to appear in
book form on April 25th, published by the Arne-
rican Book Exchange, Eew. York. The price,
postpaid in cloth, will be 50 cents, OF in paper
IS cents. II is . work which All students o. po-
litical and social topics, and al enlightened cit
ixens, viii DC glad 90 Rad.
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who has library OF even a dozen volumes Is
sure TO have some books, valuable perhaps,
which have served their use with him. and
which he wouId be glad to exchange for others.
To meet such wants u the one object ofthe Amer.
lean Book Exchange, S. Beeknan st., New York.
They gather together such Strings from thous-
ands Of libraries, and each contributor then
draws what be wants, OF cash, he does not
want books. Catalogue No. 10, OF an extensive
collection q hooks In every department Of liter
ature. all offered 90 Tie hgksss SsSsv, fos cash, o.
for hooks on . cash basis, win he ready April
18th, and wiil be seat ON applications for three
cent stamp. .-. .s. a.a sA r
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The Csiress .lSsrnsl follows up N scco1nt ~
. late buggy accident 90 Judge Magruder by the
following statement:
"Aprupos Of this, we have been informed that
His Honor Judge Ford has also besa SUFFERER
from an accident, his face having been IN TO
closs proximity 10 \ lamp that exploded. There
fore when Jsdge Magruder TOOK ais place On The
bench al IsOnardtown beside his colIeagne, their
IND hours Of an old-fashioned Irish =akc. or q
silk On that ''syeyeis." Seriously, NE are sorry
10 hear u the misfastanes that have bsfallea our
two Associate Judges. and hope shas ihsir weuaas
are rapidsy hcaiiDgs ss..oA 80
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?. ". TsimAas.
We take pleasure IN referring 70 the card Of
Mr.. r. W.. Trimble, In maDiher part o. tnls pa-
uer. Who has succeeded Trimble Co., Aoa- 70
and 90. W. Pratt 81, dealer - sashs aoosA
1i;@S- "a eaetDrv work. Be- The readers 81
she RRacaw Vim de- wsIl go rive them eMi1 whem
aS@rina. q they win hnA him bob obiiging nd
eeesmnodatinx. Hayiag ; hetory q bis ounI
- 4 readv % Shfnish - lowest eash prices eve.
rsthinr m his line and Of the best.
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Personal.
The gentleman. spoken Of in the following ex-
tract from Portland paper, has large eonnee-
ton in cur county and also many warm person.
al friends who win lie grxsified to bear that he
has bsen reaOmlnAsel Cor tie position he has
long held AZ Indian Agent at Fort Co.ville,
Washington Territory:
I've are glad TO learn stat john A. Siums.
who fbg many years has Leen Indian Aesns AZ
Fort COisillc, Washington TERRITORY, has been
re-non.luased a. the position We has tiled With
whose inteFes's b. watches faithfully. hthe lie
pArtment had u 'se agents of The stesling ehnrac.
arr Vi John A. SilnnsS, lndiam eutrages would te
unknown IN the hisicry Il AraeFies" ggsilE
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Leeal uPt5en u 4eeoarCtcWu.
By posters We see II announced that meetings
will be held by the friends Of local option At the
Court House, LeonardtOwn, on Sunday next, the
18th inst, at ; and 30 O'Clock, p. m. Speakers
from Baltimore, and also Of this county, will
address the people. Select recitals and music
will vary the exercises. II IL hoped that large
audience will be on hand TO hear the speakers
and witness the entertainment, which Uill be
free 10 all
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orphaas' csurt.
There was present on Tussday last . full
Bench o. Judges in the Orphans Court, bat no
business Of general public interest waS trAnsaeied
The Court adjourned to msesOn the 2nd Tuesday
In Nav next
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In addition 20 ths Temperance meetings TO o
held in our cosssy, spoksa Ofin 'le last issue o.
the BRAcox, there win be one. we are authorised
70 state NJ MouSt Zien on Saturday, the iztb IN
stant, a3o'clock, pm. Mr. aoaher, Rev. orss'
Graves asd oshezs win deliver sddrtsses. Toe
exercises win be enlivensd with music. Ihs
public sss rpspectfmiiy Invited % attend.
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Tuesday Next.
What between the Glass Ball Shooting Match
and the Concert and Dance at the Society Hall
(see mention Of both elsewhere in our columns)
Tuesday next, the 18th instant, promises to be q
day Of unusual interest in our Town, and low
ers Of sport, Of music and the dance should on no
account miss an occasion which viii combine 50
many attractions within the compass Of a single
evening
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Spring oysaiHgef
Attractive meas wear ate. n. Oehm Sons
One Price Clothing House. 33o W. Pratt ST.,
near Hanover, Baltimore. Their vast and most
beautiful assortment Of Mems, Bows and Chill
dren's Clothing, together with their unequalled
low prices. Is exciting universal admiration and
attracting IhrOngs Of customers. See their an
nouncement in asOsheF column. -.
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Mr.. VIM. Murphy, who 10 Ieaehlngin the fam
lily Of Capt. r, II. Wise, on the Pataxent river
started on Saturday, the 7sth uIt-, together With
three ooys, for Solomon island and upon bis re-
turn. when about the middle Of the river, the
boat capsissd. bot the four fortunately got uPou
Ger bottom aud drifled within short distance
Of the shore where she sAnk. Mr.. Murphy. who
is good swimmer, succeeded, after desperate
struggle in securing the boys and they all reached
the shore In safety bat almost exhausted.
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By refsrence to Pnbiieasion elssN eere n'.oe'
OR patrons sf The Episcopal church uiis no''ee,
shas Bishop Pinkney viii visit the ehuFcnes %
hEs faisA in this eosn;y, eommeneing al haPisr
nm On Tuesday, the 5spd iasaans. Astns
mornine service on tho 3sshs 81. PsifE's Cn2Psa
I'm eur Town Mn be coasscrsasa, The h'saSp
prssching she eossrrHtiaa serEen-
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Shooting Match.

nT 10 proposed 70 get up glass ball shooting
D msaeh between . team Of four men from each
Of the following eOantieS-PFinee Georges,
Castles and So. Magy's--ts0 balls 60 each msn
10 70 each team-ls yards riSe-eboiee II
traps allowed each team-soad 20 salt youTpelf
40 larger gun allowed than 10 boFe-Feieree
fog each team. The contest viii Be for . stake
and the championship. the stake % Be made Up
b. The three teams, the place Of meeting 6eld
near LeonaFdloWn. the day EASTER TUEs.
DAY, ApRn 18th instaat, u fsiT, HBOt, The
Grst kiF day thereafter.
April 3. lsTe-id.
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WIDE AWAKE!
NEW SPRING STYLES.

The Largest, Best Selected and Cheapest Stock
Of Boots and Shoes ever offered in this market.
Every man ought TO consider where be can
get the most value for his money. A penny
saved, is penny earned. All we ask oar friends
and patrons 10 10 favor rs with call, and con-
vince themselves Of the fact that we can meet the
demand Of all.
We are resolved to sell our goods at 90 small
. profit that the people Must Buy.
Thereby enabling US to keep our Stock always
SeaSOnbale.
A failure to examine our Stock ID an OPPOrtu-
nifty lost.
We can make il to your interest to trade with
as.
Our goods are bought frOE First Hands-Sav-
ing double profit and giving our Customers the
benefit.
Country Merchants will find Il 70 their adVan-
,see to Examine our Sack from which equally
GOOD selections can be made At prices that will
compare GavOrably with those Of the HOrtherH
Cities
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BISHOPS VISITATION.

BISHOPS VISITATION.
The Rt Rev. William Pinkney, D. D.. will
visit St. Andrews and William and Mary Par
iShes on 22nd, 73rd and 24th Of April.
SERvicEs.
ST. Georges Church, Poplar Hill, Tuesday,
April 22nd, at 10 30 .. IN. 49,
ST. Andrews, Wednesday, April 2Srd, at
10 30 D.. m. ..- --
ST. Peters, LeonardtOwn, Wednesday, April
23rd, At Z 30 p. m, and Thursday, April 24sh.
at 10 .. IN. and 4 p. m.
COSsEcRATIOH.
Al the morning service on April 24th, 81. Pc
ters Chapel will be eonsscfaEed, the Bishop
preaching the conservation sermon.
JOSEPH W. MURPHY,
April 10, 1879. Rector.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE.
APREL Ist, 1873.
Recognizing the fact that the relationship e.
isting betwesn the Cognties Of Maryland snd the
City Of Baltimore 10 such that Fesisaents % the
Coanties have oceasiUa 20 visit the City fFequest-
" during the year; 10 c0aiaeEstiOn efthsss bets
and the liberal patronage extended The Malt
by in The past, deem u but matter o. justice
thas some Discrimination should Be made IN thsiF
favor. have thesefsgs o0neluded 70
Reduce IAe Price eg Beard 10 e2.00
per Day.
feeling eon6dens that the same will he fully ap.
psecisted By them. asd at the sans time mssit
kad secure al Increased share 81 thsiF pasFonAg@.
Assuring them that nothing yin BE Isft undone
ehaa can m4d 90 THAR e0maf6gs duESa9 theiT STAY.
- Rooms Sitb0as hoasds . cssts and SPi
yard per day. A-ff Eg tEH
c. Z. HOGAN. Preparation.
Apgii 70, ls7e--ly.s ssg f
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ron THR STATE LBgTsLATURE.

aanohnee myse6 - . repwhiiean eandidMae
for sat IN tbe Lower Hoase e. The next Ges-
eral Assembly 0f9d. and respectfully ask thesBps
PoFt q my political snd PeFlonai fESends.
WI. D. BEAM
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IMhIRg PIIes.

The symptoms are moisture, like .pers.
piration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night, as il pin worms were crawling in
and about the rectum, the private parts
are sometimes affected; if allowed to con-
inue, very serious results may follow.
Dr.. swAYNE's ALL HEALING OINTMENT is a
pleasant sure cure,
HoNE CvREs.-We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were
as above described, the use Of Swayne's
Ointment in short time made a perfect
cure. ''eN'
:, J; y. CHRIST, Boot & Shoe House, s44
MI 7; e. wNMAS, Halter, s S. 8th St,
Reader, il You are suffering from this
distressing Complaint, or Ietter, Itch.
Scald Head, Ring Worm, or any Crusty
scaly Skin Eruption, use Swayne's ONT,
mont and be cured. Sent by mail 10 any
address on receipt OF price In currency or
cent postage stamps), SO cents a box
three boxes, 81 %. Address letters. Dr
Swayne 4 Son, $50 N. Sixth St, Philadel.
phia; Nocharge for advice. Sold by lead.
ing druggists. MwySw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-23

JUVENILE THEvISG.-The accidental
shooting Of young Woodruff, on Satur-
day, by young Stevens, led to an inquiry as
10 where the weapon was procured. An
investigation proved that Stevens and
other boys had been offering reyolvers
and knives to their companions for sew
eral days previous 10 the shooting, at
prices suspiCiously low. As Mr.. ]. G.
Cartwright, the Main street cutler, had
recently suffered the loss OF some goods
OF that kind from his store by theft, Con-
stable Cooper thought he had clue to the
thieYes. Warrants were accordingly
issued Tor louis Stevens, Walter Burke
and James Stafford, the latter having, it
was reported, received knives from the
other two and sold them. The boys were
taken before Justice Wait, when Burke
and Stevens acknowledged 10 having taken
two revolvers on last Monday night, and
q box OF pocket knives on Tuesday night
from Mr., Cartwright's store. The boys
stated that they were alone on the first
night, but on Tuesday night several boys,
whose names they did not know, were
with them. They claimed that they had
forgotten who they sold the stolen proper.
~ TO, and could not be induced TO make
any other statement concerning the arti.
Giles referred to. Mr.. Cartwright was call.
ed in and identified two revolvers and a
couple of knives as his property, The
boys were committed to Jail until two
o'clock this afternoon, and in the mean
while Constable Cooper is endeavoring ~
look mp the remainder Of the stolen prop.
ertY.
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SUICIDE OF GEORGE Hour. = Saturday
morning about 3 o'clock the body Of Geo.
Holt, South Side boiler maker, was dis
covered lodged on boat line, in the river
opposite the loot OF Twsnty:th!r4 street.
Lou. Nightingale, who frst noticed the
body, while on his way to work, called the
attention Of others to his discovery, and
Mike Lane and Fred. Eberwein procured q
skif and lowed the body ashore.
Justice Wait was promptly notified and
held an inquest. The testimony adduced
showed that deceased had been out
OF work fora long time, and had grown
drspondent and at times talked OF suicide.
At 10 O'Clock on Friday night he arose
from bed, dressed and went out, but as
his wife supposed he was simply gOingou
into the yard, she did not think anything
oft He was noticed passing Seabright's
corner at 1880 =. NJ, going in the direction
OF the river, and this, so far as Is known,
was the last seen Of him alive. He is sup
posed to have suicided by jumping into
the river near the mouth OF the creek.
The Jury, in accordance with theevidenCe
before them, rGIpyped verdict OF volun-
tary drowning.
Holt was fily-fve years old, and lived
with his wife at the corner OF 22d and Eoft
streets. He last worked at the B. 4 O..
shops in this city, but for the past three
years had been out OF employment. AL
though he had been known as "hard
drinker" ior many years, he had not
drank to excess ioI about typ years and
was aquiet and well behaved citizen. As he
owned couple OF dwelling houses, from
one Of which he derived an income OF SIS
per month, he was not in absolute want.
His inability to secure employment at his
trade, however, seemed to worry him a
great deal, and'in . fit Of melancholy no
doubt he voluntarily terminated his ex-
istence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-23

The Concert and Commencement Of
the Seguin Collegiate Institute will take
place at the Opera House Monday even.
Ing, June sd. Doots open ut a O'Clock.
Exercises Of s. Persons desiring well.
located seats must 90 early, Adults, loo;
children, regardless OF age, also loo. A
drama, rendered By the young ladies OF
the Institute, assisted by several well.
known gentleman amateurs, will be one
Of the features Of the evening. Several
excellent little songstresses, one In male
attire, will take part in the concert, which
contains some very fine selections. Among
them the Violin Solo Of whecling's only
Lady Violinist. The proscenium boxes
are reserved for members Of the press.
Cars will run at the close, II necessary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-23

dry, parched, sore throat, losing flesh,
bronchial and asthmatic attacks, pneu.
monia, weakened and debilitated state OF
the system, all these dangerous symptoms
ore cured by "Dr. Swaynes Compound
Syrup OF Wild Cherry" The first dose
gives relief, and the worst cough and sore
lungs yield to its healing propIieties-
physicians recommend Il"
~ have made use OF this preparation for
many years, and IL has proved 10 DO very
reliable and eiticacious in the treatment Of
severe and long.standing coughs. know
Of two patients, now in comfortable health,
and who but for its use l consider would
not now be living,-lsaac S. Herbien, NJ,
D., straustown, Berks county, Pa"
Price Trial bottles, % cents; large size,
which is the most economical, 81 90, or six
for S. 90. A single 25.cent bottle viii Oft
entimes cure recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk OF
life. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne & Son,
Philadelphia. Sold BY leading druggists.
NwFkW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-23

TIE ISLAND "BusH MEETExp."-Yester.
day was the big day at the "bush meeting, /"
or tour.lay Camp-meeting, which has. been
in progress at the Fair Grounds since Fri.
day last under the auspices Of the Bridge.
port Circuit OF the ColOred N. E. Church,
assisted by the church Of that demonina.
ton in this city. There was a large
crowd in attendance during the greater
part OF the day. Love feast was held at 0
\. NJ, and sermons were preached during
the day and evening by the following able
dlvines Of the church: At II a. ". Rev.
W. Il. J. McDade, Of Cleveland, o.; at 5
=. ". Rev. Joseph Courtney, OF Coyiugton,
Ky; at p. ", Rev. Geo. F. Carr, OF
SteubenYille, Ohio. The meeting will be
continued to-day, and in the evening a
temperance meeting will be held on the
grounds,
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PULPIT PoISrs.-Rev. John McEllivott
preached in the Cathedral Yesterday morn.
ing on "The Parable OF the Lost Sheen. /"
Bishop kain held Confirmation services
at WeIIsburg yesterday. On Friday next
ne will start upon his annusl touF Of Wis.
itation Of his diocese.
Rev. 7. 6. Doepken, of Meadville, Pa,
occupied the pulpit Of Chapline Street
German Lutheran Church yesterday morn.
ing, taking for his theme "What should
Move Christian to Prayer" There were
no evening services at this church.
At the First Presbyterian Church, last
evening, Rev. @. W. Cushing, D. d. Cor.
responding Secretary Of the Italian Bible
and Sunday School Union, delivered an
Interesting lecture on the progress Of
Christianity in Italy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-23

ScHULrz Boar CLuB PrcXIc.-The picnic
q the Schultz Boat Club, Just below West
Wheeling, Saturday afternoon, was quite
creditable affair, The pleasure Of the &C.
CasiOn not being marred by single dis.
turbance during the day. For the single
scull race there werc three entries, viz. /:
Charles Stevens, OF the Brown Climb; Char
ley knocke, OF the Leasure, and John
Murphy, OF the Schultz. Knocke came
in first and Stevens second, but the con-
testants all claim fouls, and the referee re-
served his decision. The four.oared lace
did not pan out. There were several foot
races, each 100 yards. The race between
David ShatFer and VIM. Fricker was won
by the former by three yards; the race be.
tween Vim. Lame and James Fleming, by
the latter, by five yards; the race between
John Clark and Vim. Fisher, by Clark.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-23

4 GLES's RuN DEsrRRADo JAlLIp,-
Henry HotTmeisler. notorious character
living in the neiShbOrhood OF Glcn's Run,
was brought to this city on Saturday night
and lodged in the county jail. H6tFmeis.
ter has the reputation OF being one OF the
worst characters In the section OF country
In which he lives. He isone OF the ward
wide and all wool" sort. Saturday night
he entered the residenCeOi Hugh McCord,
Een., a respectable old gentleman living in
the neighborhood, and not finding any.
body at home coolly stretched his ugly
carcass out on one OF the family beds. Alf,
&c. MCCord, n son OF Mr.. Hugh MCCord,
happening TO dropin, discovered the bully
and ordered him out Of the house. Hof.
lneister refused to go, and resisted, when
Mr.. McCorCl took hold of himto eject him.
Mr.. McCord was obliged to use consider.
able violence in handling his unwelcome
guest, and gave the bully good thrashing,
which he richly deserved. The fellow
was then brought to this city and lodged in
Jail upon charge oil assault and battery,
preferred by Mr.. MCCord. Abouta week
ago HofEmeister went to the McCord
house, and finding the old gentleman,
aged eighty.iour, alone, after threatening
bis life struck him with rock and left.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-23

FAMILY MEDIcISEs-Every family should al.
ways have certain remedies in the house TO
meet the common accidents or emergencies
which may occur at any time. An emetic
promptly administered las aften saved life
which would have been lost II left to the de.
lay 81 calling a physician. medicine which
combines the most essential features
such as patn-killer-that will cure rheuma.
tism, neuralgia headache-stop bleeding,
either internal or external-a most excellent
corrcctor otthe stomach-will cure sore throat
etc, should be in every household. In Law
sons Curative We have the best combination
Of medicines, which rRGkes Il The most excel.
lent OF all for family use. MWTGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-23

PERSONAL MESrIoS.-MIr. c. G. Kemble
left for Charleston yesterday, to superin.
tend the work on the new State building
of ShicA be is the architect.
Prof. |. S. Haings, the well known pen,
man, has gone to Chester Hill, Morgan
county, Ohio, to put in the heated term.
Saturdays Cincinnati Enquirer says:
Capt. Asa Booth expected to leave for
Wheeling to-day"
Miss Martha ]. Wilson, OF Woodland,
Marshall county, will find a letter for her
at this otACs.
Mr. G. Freymann, proprietor Of the well
known Gaelic Piano works of Baltimore,
is at the Stamm.
Prof.. Il. J. Todd, Of Oakland, California,
is visiting his parents, near West Alexan.
der, Pa. Mr.. Todd has wide circle Of
friends and will be welcomed home again
from his long absence.
Dr.. E, j. wunderliCh and wife returned
home, Saturday morning, from a pleasant
visit to the Doctors father, at Portsmouth,
Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-23

TEMPERANCE NorES.-prof. James Il,
Cope will deliver temperance address al
West Bridgeport this evening.
The temperance meeting al Parker Hall,
South Side, yesterday afternoon, was well
attended. Interesting addresses were made
BY Messrs. II. Rhinehart and Harry Hol.
!aday and Miss a. Taylor. Temperance
literature furnished by Thos. Hornbrook.
Esq, was distributed through the audi.
ence at the close OF the meeting, Gospel
temperance meetings are held at this hRlI
every Sunday afternoon at o'clock. All
are invited to attend.
The Colored people will hold a big tenn.
peFance meeting on the Fair Grounds this
evening. Capt. Ba2gs and other speakers
will address the meeting.
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Rev. George II. Thayer, an old citizen oil
this vicinity known to every one as most in.
auenttRl citizen, aud Christian Minister Of the
n. u Church, Just this moment stopped In
eur store TO say: II wish everybody 10 know
that ! consider that both myself and wife owe
our lives to Shiloh'S Consumption Cure" II
is having tremendous sale over our counters
and sgiVing perfect satisfaction in all cases 81
Lung Diseases, such as nothing else has done.
DIS. MGEoaET9 4 FRANCE.
Bourbon, Ind, Nay Is, 1878,
Sold By +. hooking, Odd Fellows Hall; G,
Z. Dwight 9th and Chapline sH.; Laughlin
Bros \ Co, Wheeling and Husbands { In.