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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-29
CollA,L,&AI , 9, SI y; SALE OF NORTH
A %.,, = r $ $:.,',, e al ia cn.p,..,,
10 the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
" virtue o. decree SnterVd n IN ,hov. ,,,l,I,,
SSSSabcf y, 1872, The uaiGssned spSsiS


SATURDAY, DECEMBER n, 1879,
beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Al tb, ,ron,, a.,
court hog.e Of Ohio county, l tie city a WhSSil!In
~ public suction, 70 The highest bidder. IN ~
N..ls ,tol9tly on Tho elN Tide Of Main Strts,
Soth MAsooR, being p1ftI Of lots numbSrs1i "a ~
q Bsfinling on Main street Il the noFthTWSi SSS,,,
q the brick building known a. ClthSFins sSet,o
ashee WI Haln street north Oldest; thsneS Al TISh;
nnsl WIN Aain street eIIt ia feSt 10 M S.,ista
llne o. aid IOIAi thence with aad EASTERN ISo ~,
q Ieei lre a. right angles With AID eiStsr6 ins
Nslt a3 leot 10 the place Of bstnnnE, apd or WIN
fhEAhTTEHlAX CHURCH. '"VA'H
N IEaea ot sALE-One fourth oithO purchase none,
Hnd 4 much 1ore ~ the purchaser nay ii d n "
~ ~, AnI we rtAld1H Ia thtes R1nli Ghnuhl M.
AtRS WIN Interest iheEeoh iE1ln day Of NJ. N
Pnvhai9i 70 gTu notes With good Esrsnnll SScutlIv
l9F the deferred Iaymentb anil tho lille q y rSiti.
81 anlil payment in full d the purchase MONEY.
J, e. ltERYET, AurlIontSr, 'AH'
n026-2g dOCS.G.i0.lE-iT.90.!I27
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Ghe QntellfSsucer,


once, Nos. 80 and q Fourteenth street
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ia. Holiday, planning mill, sash and
door factory and general contractor, EN-
ploys tlIirty.fEemep. Business booming
Largest lot Of lumber ever broughttO this
-nstroug, Coen & Co. Deal In lam.
bsr l,,h &c, and manufacturers Of floor.
G M , %Sathe,- boarding. frames, doors and
hubs, employ forty hands, Plenty q
work and IN mere sing business; Bnsl.
ness from Toto 10 per cc@"s better than last
year. .n p
Haues, Wilson & Co., planning mil, %c:;'
employ fifty men. Business very goou,
with plenty Of orders.
Belz 4 Fading, planning mill, employ
Is men. Running full.
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nor RENT-WAREHOUSE, NO. 1917
IL Main STREET, nov OoCupSl by IiOoh BFos, 1hl,
warehouse has been lioI 10 three SBEIss and toui.
hlOloy noIsFRiTel. Apply " DR. i. a, III u
bREfI, No 1901 Chlpli6c net H0O
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what We Are TOlHE-ArLOSk Through
oar khOps tAHd Mans factories The
"IIs0ia" IIRs stFHeh Ta-A Prosperous
city.
Arcporier Of the ISTELElGrScEE, while
In his iainbles through the city during the
last week, took occasion ito interview
some Of our prominent manufacturers
and business men ON the subject Of the
"boom.' The interviews" In every In
stance was most satisfactory, and the re-
ports from all most satisfactory. In many
branches Of industry tho increase over
former sales has been most wonderful,
notably In cigar manufacturing. Last
year over aO,OOO,OOO cigars were made In
this city, and Tie Indications ARE that this
will be exceeded by 25 per cent this year,
with u strong probability that II will be
more. The Belmont Mil has been TeOr'
Sanihed and started again under the most
auspiciOus circumstances, In oil branches
OF the iron business the most cheering re'
potts are heard, Our products are beln Z
sent 10 all parts olthc Union-irom Maine
to Texas, and from New York to San
Francisco II would be tedious to enumer
alto the numerous evidences Of progress
aud prosperity, but we think the append
cd list Of many Of our manufactures and
industries will indicate the present Status
lis compared with that Of q wear ago.
GLASS HOUSES.
North Wheeling Glass Works. Manu-
facture tasks exclusively, Have been ii
operation i0F about ono year. Have or
derBior several months ahead. Employ
over 80 men and boys. Receiving Orden
by mail daily.
Central Glass Works. Table ware and
bar,gOOds. Employ $50 hands. business
% per cent, better than last year. Work
ing fall. Orders ahead for sometime.
Hobbs, BroCkunier& Co. Employ 3j(
men and boys. Manufacture tableware
and bargoOds and chandeliers. Are fol
Of orders and working to their full capn
city. business 25 to 10 per cent. bettOI
than last year.
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john II. Hall. Trunks, harness, saddles
and collars. Eight to ten hands. Bust
ness good and Increasing, Large outsid,
demand for collars and trunks. OutlOOl
much better than last year.
VIM. Schwertieger. Four 10 eigh
hands. General trunks and harness bust
ness business very good.
J. D. Sheppard. Five to eight hands
General harness and trunk business
Boom struck him.
L. Wilhelm. Harness and saddles
Three to I've hands. Business good.
CALICO PRISTRIS.
j. l.. Stifel & Sons. Employ six to ten
men. Have all they can do. Business
much better. Will make more than TO-
QUO pieces Of prints this year.
...I NGLrSTERs.
JOHN Butterfleld & Co. Six to ten men.
Business double that transacted last year,
John Reed u Co. -Four men. Business
50per cent better.
BENT WOOD.
Dobbs & Risinger. Bent wood work.
Six to eight men. Business good.
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BAKING POWDER, &C.
What LADY Says.

ST WANT MY RuSK AND BISCUIT
j. nlee aud light, OlhrrWiSc my Ael out Il spoiled,
rtliabie.n D''''''"S ~''u
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Star Foundry. b. Fisher. Employs 10
men. Business good. Working full.
Arlington Foundry. Joseph Bell 4 Co,
Employs about 70 mon. booming"
they say. Business double what it was
last year"
Sweeney & Son; 40 to 10 men. Business
good. This firm also manufacture all kinds
OF machiHcry.
Centre Foundry. Employs 70 men.
Business good. Much better than last
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Ohio o. County Farm

BY Virtue Of 4 deed Of trust IA ode ~ lisag ) ~
70 the gndsIElguVd Trustee, dated On The III n''
Clerk Of the County Court ni Ohin Oi1aty ht'i W
Eiall In Deed Of TTuIt Douk No, y IAst' ~, - ~
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Saturday, December lem, I97u

-VNe'sVV IsIIIi IUIJ
Commencing At 10 o'clock A. ", sel At ID. Inn, H.
Of the Court lloaSe Of sid county, r,Tt,i1 t,,,
rial Ssll'e on the CumbeIlAnd rad, uBd bsisss :, !
Wheeling and AbOnt tiI huhGItI yl,i, ~ :, y
lloTnbrOOk I'aIk, Comm1hly knuEn q nv ~
iATm, containing thlIty AcTss, more o. y. ~
property Is one Of the mOat valuable p,,, N ,.t :
the county, being veil SdaptCd u b1lh bu,tiIt,li
gardening PaIIosrs. ThuAe seeking iut LuilJibs -
!lons u VIZ country VII IoErli 10 tIInihS III y,
description Of the lOci Ion and bIuui,Tis ~ M,
TeirFrnee Is made 10 The decI uhdsf silica M, ~ ,
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Commencing At 10 O'Clock A. ", isllattLa tto.i l.,
Of The Court House Bi said county the I1ll1Tis, n,
esiAte: A parcel Of land hilnIIe il Ohio oogEiJSS
Virginia, aud bounded u follows. Betublfs n /,
sugar uec htlmp, an original augai litc, toIss,
SURVEYS made for Edward CALHOUN AID lIns IN,
we'll, respectively thence Nlth llEs bslset n
uuTEeysh. w b. 8O-l0O poles 10 the 1orib IA, j
what Ia called the Hubbard lead, lui MI II, q,
n, i2hs b. 70 pjlts, \. ts' l. Z! Ialei, :, q
q EL-iOO poles; thence leaving aid rad Nc
n 6O-lOO poles, 10 ~ original llus hatrA liz CAS-
and Smith tTaeIl, aud with the slllo & > w.
POLES 10 the btGinnlng, containing I've ads AL IL,
P0TChGl. And also Tract u land 10 Md psart
bounded a follows; beginning al 4 ls,iht "a \,
CAAteTly line Of the Carroll farm and thTty ett s
wand IRON the old sulAr tue ulrnrr % IL, NJ
thence continuing on aid eAstrrly llHs tcall WI
~ " y3-lg0 pOlus ~ aSlAks; lhtnCr uOrlh u,
'.i0-lOO poles " sake; theme ). :Ji,a w. > ists
POLES 10 = stake; thence :. lOys l. - pile, to i,
place Ot beginning, containing one 1tit, FIpyl4t
theralfOm all Of the coal StIala or I'D, uhtA s,i
undetlls tho surface otIAld lat nrnlilhrl pfSEsi
~ veil ~ the right and piiIllrgt Of hihiHr AhI NJ
moving aid coal Ia proper manner ifvtl al uigr
tact. Title believed 10 6e good hut pc!ing n 1ls
Tee Will convey only The title VESTED In We " ~.
Dee'l Of Trust.
TERtS oy sALE-OnC. fourth Of the purstai, g,t.,
and lS,1Aneh more A. the purchaser may rltel, nj
hAndf me balaIte Ia ihTrh equal IayaitLii .; ia,
Twelve and eighteen months, respectively, lrBa IL.
day Of l4le, With Interest FROM that DAY, ibs tarAr
scr 70 give notes, secured by drrd Of Tu,i aas u
property Tor the dclnTT~l payments
WM. LIEcH, Trsgt
W. Il. HALLKI, Aurttonesr. ~
The above sale u p1Iiponrl until sAiCElut "
Ncmb tF ~, lsIy, al the name hour Snd Pike.
noll WN. LLNClI, Ig.sr,
> n ~ Q W-NH2R a. -
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nor REST-THE THREE STORY
lTiek IIouss, corner Eleventh and Market streets
Orcupul al present. by A. GOllhrF ~ tDy store aBd
dwelling. Alto the ThrO Story Brick liOuN No
7ijO Main Itfret; atrr occupied Al pTttcnt By u.
W, BtiBr - cigar factory, and dwelling BIZ Mn.
ElIsIlsth Norris rs BOT rlrg h1usA For terms Ap.
NV Il s. H0llKHEIMER d On,
| 6bq5 llS9 Water street,
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Top Mill Nail Factory aud Iron Works.
Employ about $50 hands. Business much
better than last year. Running TO full
capacity.
Riverside Nail Factory and Iron Works.
Employs 500 hands. Working to their
full capacity. Business 30 far as satifac.
tory prices are concerned, much better
than last year.
Belmont Nail Factory and Iron Works.
Employs about OOO men. Started NJ
September |. Running full and doing a
good business. ...I
La Belle Nail Factory. Employs lOC
hands. Sales no better than last year nl
all they manufactured wore sold. Prices
much better. Working full.
Whitaker Iron Works. Manufacture
sheet iron exclusively. Employ 250hauls
Have increased their capacity one.iOufth
in the last year. Business % per cent
better.
Benwood Iron Works aud Blast Fur
mace. ElRploys 800 hands. business good
Running full in every department.
FURNITURE AND UPHoSTEmXG.
G. Meudel ( Co. employ thirty men
Manufacture all kinds Of furniture. Bust
ness very good; q marked increase over
the last yGars' Gales.
Riverside Furniture Factory, Metzner
Schelhase & Co., employ sixty hands
Business very good. Started within year
Wheeling Furniture Company, manu-
iacture chamber and dining room iurni
ture. Sales unprecedented. The recent
advance in prices has not affected sales,
Employs thirty hands,
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EoR RENT, SALE OR EXCHANGE
l. Store Room, with dwelling attached, No.
1888 Main street. VIII have FOR RENT
after APRIL Ist, 1880, store rooms and dwell
liugS In different parts Of the city. Nerycheap
II. FORBES
no25 Room No. I, Custom House,
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Redman & Co.; l9men. Running full
Business good.
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MALTSTERg,


Dobbs & RisinGer. Bent wood wor
Six to eight men. Business good.
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Norway Tack Company. EMPLOYS IS
hands. Running iuIl, business 80 per
cent better.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-06-04
2.157 miles OfROad

And forias the following trunk lines:
ocAioaoo Council Biprs q California line"
"CAicago, Siour CITY 4 fanktoa line"
''Chieago. Clinton. BubRque e Lacrosse line"
"Caieago, F,eeport &c Dubuque line"
''CAicago, liz Crosse, Winoau e Minnesotd dine"
"Chicaoo, So. PIsi q Minneapolis line"
.'CAicago, M11oaukee e Lake Saperiorline
"chicago, Green Bay 6 Marquette line"
The advantages of these lines are
l. If the passenger is going to or from any
point in the entire West and Northwest, he can
buy his tickets via some one Of this Companys
lines aud be sure of reaching his destination BY
IT OR MS coNSkCTIoNs,
y. rhe greater part Of its lines are laid with
steel Rails; its road bed IL perfect,
;. II is the short line between all important
points
4 trains are equipped with the Westing-
house Air Brake, Millcrs Platform and Coup.ers,
and the latest improvements for comfort, safety
aud convenience.
S. 1t is the only road tn the West running tho
celebrated Pullman Hotel Cars between Chica9
and Council Bluffs.
6 1t Is the only Road running The Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars either way between
Chjea 0 and ST Paul, Green Bay. ~f7eeport, Lacrosse,
Wlnona Oqrh le NcGregcr.. Milwaukee,
7. No road OFFERS equal facilities in number OF
through trains, equipped with pullman Palace
sleeping Cars.
st Intermediate points,
The popularity of these lines is steadily in
erpasing and passengers should consult their iu-
tcreSt by purchasing tickets via this line.
Tickets over this route are sold by all Coupon
Ticket Agents in the United states and Cauadas,
Remember You ask tor your tickets via the Chi
caso 4 North Western Railway, and take none
ether.
For information. Folders, Maps, &c, not OBJ
neinable at Hcmelicket Office, address any agent
1.-THE Company, or
y ii. S~fESSErr, MARVIN HtGilrr,
Gen, Pass. As:, C~ticaso. Gen. Ma~ng'r Chicago
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ADVICE TO C~ONsUM pTIyEs

ADVICE ~ (ONS Nat dIS.
The celebrated physician, DR.. Paul
Memeyer, gives the following valu-
able suggestions to persons suffering
from lung affections: 1.-THE patient
must with scrupulous conscientious
ness insist upon breathing fresh,
pure air, AMI must remember tina.
the air OF closed rooms is always
more or less bad.
No man, however ~uncleanly, would
drink muddy, dirty water A party
which occupies a for hours,
breathing the same air, might be
compared to a party OF bathers
drinking the water in which they
battle. The patient must keep the
window of his bedroom open Night
air is fresh air without daylight. In
close, crowded rooms, the patient
suffering from lung complaints
breathes consumptively." BY taking
these precautions and using DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and Pleasant Purgative Pellets, fully
one half Of the cases of lung com
plants would be cured in six mouths.
For cough aud irritation Of the lungs
do not always indicate the presence
c. consumption although it may re-
suit in that disease, and it con-
sumption has already become deeply
seated in the system, this IS the
most efficient course of treatment
that can be pursued outside ofany
institution that provides special ia
cities for the treatment OF this dis
ease. DR.. Pierce's celebrated In
valid's Hotel is such an institution.
Send stamp for descriptive pamphlet
containing also a complete treatise
upon consumption, explaining its
causes, nature, and the best methods
Of treating it, together with valuable
hints concerning diet, clothing, exer-
else, etc, for consumptives. Ad-
dress Faculty Of Iuvalids' and Tour
lists Hotel, Buffalo, n. Y.
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NOTICE.

All accounts due me must be set
tied at Linden with Nj. f. Guggen-
helm, WIZ. STRAUSS
Linden, March 1st, '79-tf,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-22
The g ailg Argns,
ROCK ISLAND. ..rLLrNors
Leaplng From a Moving Elevator.

!
Two men from Illinois. farmers appar-
emily, sturdily built aud ordinarily intell;-
gent, entered the St, Louis Republican
othce on Friday afternoon about three
O'Clock, and before they left one of them
had created a sensation of a decidedly
startling nature and afforded one of the
most striking illustrations on record OF
extreme suspicion and simplicity.
| The men said that they wished to look
through the building and were told that
they would be taken upstairs upon going
to the elevator, the location of which was
pointed out to them. One of the men
entered the elevator, but the other, for
some reason, stayed outside The boy in
| charge of the elevator closed the door and
pulled the rope, starting the thing up
ward. As the elevator began rising the
man inside leaped to his feet. glared about
him in terror and yelled out, My God,
where am | going7" He hesitated but an
instant. The elevator was moving slowly
and the tTansom over the door at the
bottom was still visible La a desperate
endeavor to escape the terrified man
threw himself at it head first, at the same
moment that the boy. with rare presence
OF mind, jumped to the rope and reversed
the movement. The action was Just in
passengers head between its floor and the
easing of the trausom and pinched it
slightly before the movement
was reversed and the head
released. Then the man ierked
back and. as the descending elevator show
ed the glass window in the door beneath,
he again plunged forward, head first. and
went through like a cannon ball. striking
at length on the floor of the hall leading
to the street amid mass Of broken sash
and shattered glass. Then quick as light
ming the terror-stricken being bounded to
his feet and ran out OF the hall and up Chest
nut street like the wind, following his only
less terrified companion who had dashed
ovt into the street ct the first yell from the
elevator.
The alarmed countrymen were followed,
and at last the man who had Ieaped
through the window Was induced to coDe
back and be convinced that the danger he
had fed sfrom was imaginary He was
taken to the elevator and It's use explain
ed to him, but be could not be persuaded
to make q trip 10 it. He explained that
when he stepped 10 he had no idea that he
was to be elevated" evidently thinking
the place but the entrance TO a stairway
W hen the elevator began moving he
thought he had fallen into one of the muir
derous traps.of great city and was being
taken up t. be murdered or robbed, or
dissected, or to undergo some experience
equally horrible-he did not know what
1t was in vain that an effort was made CO
detaln him about the place for any length
OF time. his back hurt him, he said, and
he went away, pallid, bat wiser. The
whole occurrence was something ast0Uish
ing
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-22
EcneTactUrS,

When board Of eminent physicians and
chemists announced the discovery that by
combining some we'll known valuable rem
edies. the most wonderful medicine was
produced which would cure such a wide
range of diseases that most all other rem
edies could de dispensed with, many were
sceptical; put proof of lis merits by actual
trial has dispeled all doubt, aud to-day
the discoveries of that great medicine, Hop
Bitters, are honored and blessed By all as
henefactors
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-22
Factory Girls

And all others no live closely confined life and
take hut little outdoor eXerCis= are very much
dangered Many girls in :heir teens are compelled
to work in such places and Thus comp misc their
health at the most critical period # their lives.
Their cheeks soon become pale and biO0dless, the
eyes dim a. languid, their brain Is dull. They
complain of headache. pain in the back and joints,
loss of appetite, they cross ana f-ctful, have
ysterical symptoms aud are losing strength daily
Il this condition is not remedied yOu viii become a
feeble, careworn wreck, unfit fer any of the duties
Of life. BuF you be cured while at work, by
the of English Female zBittrrs, powerful fe-
male restOrcr and tonic.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-22
a Constructed Habit

+ quite difficult to cure, if you lead closely con-
fined life, The habit should not be permitted to
run into chronic condition 1t Is apt to occur
among sewing women, clerks, students. profcs-
slOnal men, etc. This condition leads to head
ache, acid stomach heartburn, biliousnc RS,
fevers, indigestion, loss of appetite aud many
other diseases.
Baiey's Saline Aperient will relieve you of all
the above troubles, while q purgative 1t Is
cheap and the most pleasant medicine you ever
used.
II cIeaEscs and aools the stomach, opens the
bowels and REGULATES the flow Of bile.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-22
ECZEMA OE The HANDS
Cured. Interesting Letter from a we'll
known Attorney.

EDITOR NEW ORLEANS PIcAYUNE; Sir:-Since
the fall of 1857 up to the last three weeks, have
been troubled with eruption of the skin, which
the doctors call by various names, but which is
known by the name Of Eczema or Salt
Rheum. The principal place of attack was my
hands which at times especially during the winter
time, very sore.
At times the disease threatened to spread from my
hands and enve1oP my whole body. Doctors have
been consulted IN Philadelphia, Washington, and In
this city, with more success than a temporary
relief. After considerable expense, and much pain
and suffering, had come to the conclusion that
would, the saying goes have TO grin and bear it.
About four weeks ago read III the Picayune the
advertisement of Cuucura, for sale by we'll
known druggist. Mr.. Lyons and resolved to try it
purchased fifty cent box and before it was half
used the disease had completely disappeared, and
feel certain that mine is permanent cure.
My object in send ng you this letter Is to make
known to other sufferers the value of CUTICURA,
and thus benefit if ever so little, suffering humanity
Yours truly, p. 2. CARROLL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
81 Camp St., New Orleans, Dec p, 1878.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-22
SALT RHEUm ON BODY
Ard Limbs. Obliged to go about on
Clutches. A wonderful cure.

Messrs. WEEKS & POTTER: Gentlemen,-In JUS
tlce to those who may suffer have suffered and
as d grateful acknowledgment of the cure have
received from the of the CUTICURA RENEDIRs
Voiu ntarlly make the following statement
have had Salt Rheum mr. body and on one
leg In very aggravated form for eight years, No
kind of treatment, or medicine or doctors during
this time. did mt any permanent good. My friends
In Maiden and elsewhere know that have been
great sufferer, and that my condition at times has
been such as TO make me despair of being able
to find Gu c. or even relief. In fact, when be-
gan the use of CUTIcURA, my limb was so raw and
tender that could not bear my weight on it with
out the skin cracking and bleeding and was obliged
to go about on clutches. L commenced to use the
CUTICURA in April and at once realized its bene-
fetal effects. 1t gradually drew the Inflammation
and humor TO the surface and fast it appeared
healed II AT times large quantities would come TO
the surface, causing burning heat, Inflammation
swelling and itching, which under the constant use
of CUTICURA, would rapidly subsde and heal.
Each time these outbreaks grew less and less severe
and finally disappeared, leaving perfectly cured
used the CUTICURA five months and took the RE-
SOLVENT most OF the time which were the only
remedies L used. | think the REsoLvENT a very
strengthening and purifying medicine to take in
such extreme cases mine, because the disease is
weskening TO the system
Very gratefully yours.
MRS. ASA r. BROWN.
MAIDEN, MASS, Oct. IS, 1873.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-22
VeD5. Vidi. yeei.

So it is within the hearts Of the peOpleso speaks
that wonderful DAVIS Ague Tonic lis equal has
never been known for the immediate eradicat on
Of all species of chills and fever. h cures are
prompt and permanent The remedy coutafEs no
deleterious drug; produces no unpleasant : mp
toms; is pleasant to all stomachs; issa powerful
and never failing antiperiudic: G-eau7es an tones
the stomach opens and improves the bowels; I'M
loads tt torpid liver; opens the pores of the skin
without the use of any other medicine II You
have a of chllis; periodical headache. a
sun-pain; protr cted neuralgia. try Day s
Ague Tonic, it never fails,