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BAIrtMosE, September 27.-Flour-stea.
dy; western supertine g 1Sa4 30; do extra
81 60a5 %; do family IS 60ae25, Wheat-West.
ern easier, steadier and lowerj No. 2 western
winter red, spot. September and October, 81 30
l8I; November and December q Sial 50
Corn Western firm, western mixed spot SIC
September 66a56c; October 6SIlab3Iic; No.
yGmher and December 52ab2Hc steamer
none offering, oats-QniOt and steady; south:
sa SP SeisEs VIE sssS sS 20 MIXED
a. 6la66c. Hay = Unchanged. ProyislonS
Firm and without change. Butter- Steady
prime to choice western packed lSa10c. EeeS
Firm OF l8al7c PeIroleum-Higher 4.
fined Ike; crude nominal. Coaee-Firm and
unchanged. Sugar Strong and active; A soft
S1SasISc.i Whilky steady OF 81 0sal 0siS
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,otscnE&TI, Observation-Disclosures Steady
and In fair demand at l0Nc. 'Flour-In mod.
crate. demand, active and higher; family q 81
as 90. eat-opened strong and hirher,
but closed weaker, at 81 0sal u. Corn-0uiot
at. 4c. 0ats-Firmer at 2SaS2c,i Rye-In
good demand at full prices at 67a8Sc. barley
In moderate demand, active and hiFher;
No, fall 9sa94c. Rork-Quiet but AIM al
$3.50 asked. Lard-sCarce and firm current
make SEQ. Bulk Meats-Quiet but Arm
stock light; shoulders s. B0; short Rib S565
bid 8 IS asked. Bacnn-Higher at 81 i9I5a
g 25a8 e21fa9 70. Whisky-Easier at 81 %.
B1tter-steady and unchanged. Linsesd oil
Steady at &c. T1,iHT
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"a PnnADEIrHIA, September 27.-Flour-
Quiet Minnesota extra family medium IS rs:
good to choice So 001S; Ohio patents 81 Is.
Rye Flour--A 26a4 so. Wheat-Unsettled
and ieyerish; No. red, elevator, ST 2S;
second call, No. 2 red September, October
November and December $l27 bid, 81 80
asked: Curl-Firner; mixed, track, bsa50c
yellow SOC; second call, sail mixed, September
SIC bid, 6Sc asked October SIC bid, Sc asked:
November 50 Ilc bid, Scasked = December 60c
bid, 5lcasked.f 0ats-Staady; westernmixed
SSaSs &c; white western SIaSiijIc. Provisions
Demand active and unchanged. Lard
Western 6Sa6Ac. Butter-sEong; creamery
extra 25a21c; New York State and Bradford
county. Pa, extra 2Oa22c; Western Reserve
extra lSa20c. EggS-Firm; western 2Oc Cheese
Firm; creamery l1al1lo good lOalOXc.
Petroleum-Dulls refined &c, Whisky-$i 90
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CHICAGO, September T.-Flour-ln good
demand at tlll prices. Wheat-Excited, high.
spring 81 1Oi No. 3 81 OS November: 81 Is
year No. 8 81 COX; rejected SSc sales, No. 3
Chicago spring 81 O751als cox November,
Corn-Actiye, firm and higher at SIC cash.
SIC bid October; 909la7S6 <c Noyemberreiected
S8hc, Oats-1n good demand and prices a
shade higher at 269fe cash; 26Kc 6ctobeF:
2fhc November Rye-Firmerat6 0c,G BarleS
1==Eaater at 761fc. Pork-StronE and hiFher
at 90 10 cash October; q s. as November;
Is 90 january bid. Lard-Steady and in faif
demand at 50 l2H cash 8 IS 20 November:
- TX january. Bulk Meats Quiet and IN!
changed. Whisky-steady and unchanged
at 81 o.. f.osN
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d PreparInr for tnllslriI,s.

ST. LOUIS September q. "a private cir!
fulAF has been issued byy the Trades AS
sembly, and sent to all Assemblies,in the
United States and British North America,
setting forth project for general strike
otall trades, the time to be determined by
The Trades Assemblies and to take united
action for the adoption and enforcement
Of the Eight+hour Law abolition Of the
truck system and child labor. They also
propose to organize unions Of all trades
not now organized, and to appoint an agi-
tatioh commit To carry out the purposes
Of the Assembly, ,'GssGhiSS F'h.1 z 3
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OFFICE OF DuSnAR's WONDERFUL DISCOVERY, !
W IL BEfHEsnL EpRtnnnu u -
,WAuKEsnA, Wis January 1873.


WAuKEsiIA, Wis, January II, 1873.
Fraud exposed The patrons Of DunbaFs
Wonderful Discovery, Bethesda Water, and
me public generally are cautioned TO beware
of imposition, w l7s7'S = - :
/, Bethesda Water has for the last tan vears
earned for itstH wide and substantial repu.
Itation and large sale, as we'll Ia me United
states and Canada as In Europe aud portions
of AdaAgiving satisfaction wherever used
lunprinctpled parties arc seeking 10 beIl spurl.
Gus water Is Bethesda, taking advantage ofits
exalted fame and deceiving the public.
deem itAn imperative duty 70 caution the
public against purchasing spurious water for
Bethesda. Spurious water Is sold cheap. The
purchaser viii; however find that 1t Is dear
at any price. Our trade mark Il placed on The
head OF each barrel, and between the hoops-
"BethesdA" This rule Is strictly adhered 70.
Purchasers Of Bethesda, IL doubling, should
examine the casks and see that The brand IS
correct By this .means they will obtain gem
Tuine, unauthorized Bethesda, The trade
mark Is "Bethesda.n, :. ! :. ~. - -
-srsg . RloHARD DuEAAR,7 r. l0i s.-a'
-l"J Bethesda Spring, Waukesha, Wis.
l. General Agent for Pennsyiyania, Ohio and
20 80 JOSEPH FLEMING,
/ 30 81 Market street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pamphlets mailed free.
! $50. lHE.i FRi --fA'' .a'
PmSE,-So cents per gallon Il per quarter.
barrel, % per half barrel, SIC per barrel.
/ LOGAN, List & Co, :. a,
Bridge Corner, Main street
Exclusive agents for Dunbars Bethesda
Wafer in Wheeling
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ST. LOUIS, September q, Captain Rot.
ter, naval recruiting officer, eidsed, his,
Office herelast night and will remove his
quarters to Cincinnati, where he viii e6n.
ttnue 70 recruit boys for the naval seityiSe,
One hundred and fifteen boys iwereae
cepted here out Of five hundred G6ppli.
cants, the last lot, seventeen In number,
being forwarded 10 New York last night,
where they will be placed 81 tho trailing
ship Constntiot, .AoI 'els' sss -. - =
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W. %. 4 ~ ~ "a aaINN q
Mailing Kegs nj IrOnton for the Relfont
IIonton Register. - 80 - ~ ,.,a
The manufacture Of nail, kegs for. the
Belfont Works is an important branch Of
local industry. There are Semen employ
ed in the key factory, and they average u
$50 kegs each day, but have made as high
as 1905 kegs in one day. The machinery.
employed is perfect and rapidinits opera.
ton. The stave timber is first sawed into
heavy blocks, and these are placedin large
ovens and steamed. They are then taken
to stays machine, where huge revolving
knives clip of l25 slaves in minhte.
These ars'cut into the proper FORM 1t
takes three iointing machines 10 keep even
with the stave machine. These saw and
Geyel of the edges Of the, slaves, iso, they,
will 1T close. The slaves then 90, 10 the
equalizer" o curious, and complex ma.
chine chi ~ where ere. IN one Operation they ars
groyed Tor the heading This completes
the slaves, which, when seasoned In the
dryer" are ready for the cooper. maj
1t takes three machines 10 complete the
Btaye, and the same number to complete
the head. First, the heading is sawed off
from the huge blocks by a,horizontal saw,
into pieces half an inch thick. These
pieces then pass through the planet sand
are planed on oneiside. The next step is
to season them in theu dryer, 3 They
are then brought back to q lathe, where
sufficient number Of pieces arelttted to
make a head, and are then sawed into cir.
cular shapes, jointed and1are ready for
use. .sa, .tIla,ls lr,. ls,, e:lj Ia assss
The slaves and headingjare thus ready
to be put together, and this work is,done
by eight coopers.ygThe hoopsarel brought
in ready made from 1.-THE surrounding
country. AT the Beliont iactory,1 the
slaves and heading "a are q made on the
ground. floor and the cooperage isdone in
the second story. l... ito Agi!i ags .
The factory uses about FIVE cords Of 1kee
timber every day, or nearly ] 500 cords q
year. This item costs about S., 900. About
500, 900 hoops are required, and these cost
s. 200, making the total cost for timber
and hoops $4,000 o year! This amount
Is paid cut to personsi in the region imme.
diately surrounding this. We think Fay
cite land Perry townships send in the
greater proportion Of these articles. But
this year about 400 cords of key timber
were brought from Willard, KyI
The company has about 100000 hoops
on hand and enough kegAtimbsr 10 id
some months. Before the hoops are used
they are immersed in hot water for five
or six hours.
Including the expenses for hoops and
timber, the Beliont Iron " orlSs pays Out
each month an average Of g 400, or $780,
600 year for nail kegs.
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NEW YoRk, September 27.-Busincss quiet,
on account Of the Hebrew holiday. Cotton
goods IN Light demand and ,hleaehed goods
ings continue in good request and LIGHT sun.
ply Prints quiet IN tlfst hands, Worsted
dress goods active and gfnghatnS In steady ne.
guest Mems wear woolensiifi fair demand.
Underwear and hosiery doing well ana st0cFs
Light Foreign goods sluggish In litsti hands!
out cashmetes very firm. ans syii isl ~.
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RrEFsBuRsHG September 27.-pRraoLEuu-
Quiet crude 7sko OF Parker's for SHIPMENT;
refined 7c Tor Philadelphia delivery, : - y
b On Orr, September q. -PETRoLEuM--Ma Mar.
ket opened steady with S7S9&c bid advanced
70 Zoe, at which price 1t closed. !. shipments
eo9oo barrels, averaging 4e. 600 barrels, Trans!
LONDON, September 27.-PErRo1EuJX-Re
fined OK. -,
AgrwEnr, September 27.-PErRo1Eux-Re
lined, 1SHkSlS t--,4Sl.1 q va .iiFQ
IlyE2EcoL. September 7.-PErRoLEUN-
Refined 7!!<aT1fc. N aJdsl5ale.' ~ J. ~ ~ d
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L'OnstIpRiion!7
Slick Headnchel

~ ahi di1tresEng Addiction occurs NEST frequently
me disturbance o. the stomach, arising from the I'M
s'Scuy dlgeSted contents, causes 4 IeYero pain 10
i TiS constitutes what Is popularity known a, 3ek
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Wheat as usual, has led the way, and
Itheiminm cereals have followed in It's
wake. Several failures have occurred, but
.f3t (ya ,vi on r,,iI' r III, q i-f7f7
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!. :. .IA A.. No n } i :ll!:l! CURE
OF Catarrh and Sympathetic Affections

AFTER using the tlrstbot began to I'M.
prove rapidly. The first dose seemed to clear
my head as had, not known It to be foryears.
y seemed gradually to arrest the discharges.
y stopped my cough IN three days. By using It
% gargle I soon reduced the inflammation
and swelling Of my tonsils, so that they toon
ceased to trouble me. The soreness across my
chest disappeared, the bpzzing noises In my
head ceased, my senses Of hearing and Of see
ing were completely restored, and every
the verge OF the grave disappeared BY the use
Of sANFoRp's RADICAL CuRE ron OAr1RRH.
gs.Tis sa.a GEO. F DINsM0RE,
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Hul BVlI FAMILY MoITJ
el1O In. the World. :
An EVYEcTuAL sPE..
clRIc for all diseases Of
the Liver, Stomach and
spleen. ~ s1
Regulate the Liver and
prevent % m
Chllll and Fever, Mals.
H9ul FoIorS, Bowel Coms
plants Re1tleaInesl,
Jaundlco and Nausea,
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The Feeling OF Holders SIN Confident
Sales Of Foreign Wools-Speeulative Ex-
element In Texas Fleece. 10 -aqs7s
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loston wool.

RosToa, September 27.-WooL-Demand
active, and prlces have advanced; Ohio and
Pennsylvania SSa4Sc: Michigan SeaA0c; Wis.
consin S66ci combing and delAines 42a46c;
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oHrcAso, September gI-The Drovers Jvut.

VAIQAu0l september VT-Ibe DtoVtFt IVUi'
Ial reporta: ..sllI oal aesHj
Hoes Reeelpts 1,4Oo head shipments
4.90O head. Market strong and firm; mixed
Pssc lin g aoas IS Light as 4sas IS heavy,
olrTIT-Recelps 1850 head; shipments
Z, 100 head; native shipping grades 81 60ai 05.
BHEEr-U nohanged; reeefpts 500 head.
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NV YoEK, September 27.-MAnufActured
copper Demand fair and market arm; new
sheathlng "a 90; ingot lake excited at $lSKa
y: Pig Iron-scarce and firm; Scotch $27
a2S American S26a90. II
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Talnnn

ToLEpo, September 27.-Wheat-Easier:
No. white Wabash 81 Il; No, white Miehi.
gan u u; No. 3 81 l0)f amber Michigan.
spot 1Sh; October 81 49, November 81 liz;
30. Gambler 81 IL; No. 5 red winter, SPOT
81 lS4; September 81 lSN; October 81 u;
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~. ASF ,n.Et, septembeF 7.-PEEnolEuN-Re
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November q 10; No. q D. an. nd 81 is;
No. Sido' u l0i No, Gambler TllInoIs$I l4IIf.
Corn Quiet high mixed ~ 70; No. Q spot,
.49)fe; October Act rejected az. Oats
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New Orleans Cotton MARKED.

NEW oRLEkNs, September 27.-Cotton....
Quiet middling l0I<C; low do 91<c; net re-
eeipts 1853 bales gross, 652l bales; sales $500
bales; stock So,s9l balss.
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orEcnHArI, September 27,-Hogs-steady
aud frmeri common g 86aS 20; light s. 40a
9 90; packing IS 40a3 85; butchers IS 66a3 Is.
Receipts, $50 head; shipmentA $40 head.
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! New. York Dry. Goods Market.

LAVE IETEn5 FOL 9 September 21-PrTnoLEuN-
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Mahing Kegs ii irOntOn Tor Il Il; the Re Bel /,
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THE WOOL MARKET.

H -
The Feeling OF Holders stu Confident
Sales OF Foreign Woois-specuiative Ex-
element In Texas Fleece. ,5Uy taps7s
n. Y. Bulletin Of Saturday. ~ .t5a
The movements ofsupplIes toward con-
sumption during the month have reduced
accumulations, exhausted the stocks Of
weak holders, and concentrated the re-
mainder under strong and confident con-
troll. This naturally tends to the infusion
OF slightly speculative tone, though as
yet the situation Of buyers is not Condd-
cred sufficiently dependent to warrant
forcing the market with much freedom.
Indeed, the purchases for Investment are
confined entirely to the members Of the
trade, and covers In the main merely
such grades and selections as they re-
quire on the usual run Of orders, and tax
en- in and laid away now against the iu-
ture on the impression that cost is more
likely to increase than diminish. This
movement, however, Is full and incteas.
ing, and with an average amount Of stock
going to manufacturers the bust
ness for the week has been liberal.
There appears to. be very few
medium grades now offering, and pulled
woods are also scarce. The accounts from
primary points indicate Withdrawals of
the reduced stocks in the West and South.
west q firm and somewhat buoyant tone
on the California clip, and continued e3!
element and speculation in the Texas
growth. Foreign woods have sold with
greater freedom and at generally full
rates, closing firm. The sales reported
embrace: 50,00Olbs X and Xxx at Soa40c;
1000 lbs State washed. SIC; q, 900 lbs do, i,
SAC; 10000 lbs bury Southern, 17a20c;
1000 lbs Texas, Csc; 25,0OO lbs Western
do, 254c;s II 900 lbs Eastern do, &c; 10000
lbs SECURED do, 59a65c; 5000. lbs Valley
Oregon ,S0aSSc; 10000 lbs do, 3laSSc; s 1000
lbs secured, 5Sa62tc; $4,000 lbs Colorado
27aS0c; 5000 lbs do, 24c; 5000 lbs do,
29a24c; 100000 lbs spring California al
l0aS0c, the inside for locks; 5000 lbs do,
2Oa2lc. 5000 lbs do, 26c; 90 bales at lac.
y
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NEwf oEIxANs, September G.-Cofee-
Stronger and higher; Rio caiGoes ordinary Il
prime 12<al7c. othen unchanged.
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NSNAANAhAkA -otkuuh utlu LlHudIs p HHaNI
Tnt1a States O. q 1881,
NeN
New -Four and halls
NeN
currency
RA1LRoAb BoSps-Actiye; G. @. e i @.
ints 79If. H.. -
q srGTE BoNds-Dull.
srocKs-The market was Ia The main buoy
ant throughout There was very large vol
1me Of business, with some immense tfanSac.
tons In Erie, New York Central, Western
Union and Pacific Mail. Speculation opened
strong, and, under the leadership Of Erie,
prices advanced ha2k per cent the entire
list participating IN the improvement and
the quotations reaching the highest point Of
the week. During the afternoon there was A
partial reaction In the general list, which was
quickly recovered, and there was rise OF
from To- per cent, the final dealings being
firm In tone The activity and advance In
Erie shares aud bonds may DO attributed TO
these matters, openly talked about, that the
management Is TO be reOrgnniZed on plan
acceptable TO the London trustees when NE
Americans and British will each have an in.
terest in the property and have an under.
standing with each other. s'' N.T" ~
The transactions aggregated S72,0OO shares,
Of which Isl 900 were Erie, 1900 Lake Ishote.
1900 Canada Southern, q, 400 Wabash, 5000
Northwestern, 10000 St. Paul, 5000 Laclta.
wanna, 5000 New Jersey Central, &, 900 Del.
aware \ Hudson, $500 Morris and Essex,
goo Michigan Central, 1900 Union Pacific
200 9, 2. 2. 4 |. 400 Q: g. & 1 O., $500
q. Joseph II 900 Ohio and Mississippi, 5000
Western Union, 1900 Pacific Mail, 1900 st.
Louis, Kansas CITY and Northern. I 90 Kan.
sas and Texas, 1900 Louisville and Nashyille
5000 Iron Mountain, 1000 Houston and
Texas, l,100 Illinois Central, and 800 81
Louis and San FFanCisco s'ti n y sIs,'1'
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BosroS. Feb. %. ."%
ltihstantly frees tho Nasal Passages OF foul
mucous accumulatlons, restores die senses
oItasteandm smell, leaving the Head decd otized,
clear and open the Breath sweet and every
Sense in a grateful and soothed condition.
Price, With Improved inhaler, Treatise and
throughout the United States and Canadas,
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HslPet's g'fs "J.Fj''l7 .....!ii2i9 u ~ ; 10
,Thts will make a total increase Of from
$1,000 p 81 200 per day In the wages paid
e pgddleFs and he helpers Of the Pittsburgh
dlstrlct alone. ...r., .est,ra ri. ..t..-.. Il,
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GLORY" TOBACCO
(

Owing to theiacreased demand and the i'm
imense popularity Of tho above celebrated
goods some dealers are selling inferior to.
baecos and representing them as the "Glory"
brand. Iclaim the ''Glory" as my exclusive
trade mark in this market for plug tobacco,
and no one has right to srepresent other
tobacco as being the same. Each lump has
gold tag with the word "G1oEx' upon IL, and
none otheris genuine, as 1t Is positively sold
under no other brand in this city.
Buyers will please bear this in mind.
M. REILLY.
AUGUST 2, 1879. tLlL H Au2
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nd rates Of bar.iron are
The above agreement and scale Of prices

IIe ap9Ye Agfeement and scale Of prices
shall continue until June /, 1880. 1[54
On Monday, then, the price Of pudding
viii be s. 80 per ton, and this advance
will be- shared with the helper. The az
efage phddler makes q ton and.a quarter
per day. The action Of the Iron Associa-
ton yesterday, therefore, gives US the FOL
lowing comparison ofpfeSent and future
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~; Fever and Ag9o = most common In the ,prIag,
maiafiou disease, AndAo surely q The Bitter sfe
q surely will the individual who IloplS
~ % exempted from It, palms and peEi-
anu:blli0us agent, and who viii yentuFo /, uSIn.
~ ~ claims % the arSt place among family nOii-
generally. SSWwEE SSS''
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Financial and Commercial.
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Money AotlVs.. governments strong and
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ElOur In GOOD Demand-Wheat Active
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EGW YoRK, September gl.--MoNrY-Active
at al per cent, closing at4. Prime mercan.
tile paper Sac per cent. Sterling exchange
dull at 4Slh; sight exchange 4sSk. i.'"
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~. SANF +
RADICAL Raj III.Cl:A u CURE
Y - ''-'F For .'"- n
* CATARRH =

Is Of marvellous efficacy In the treatment Of
Sore, Weak, 1ntlamed, Red or Mattery Eyes;
liberation and Inflammation Of the Ear,
Violent Pains, Neuralgia, Ringing. Noises III
the Head, Delirium and Deafness; Sore
Throat, liberated Sore Throat, Elongation OF
the Uyula, Swelling Of the Tonsils, Tickling
Cough and Bleeding Of the I.ungs; Nervous
Headache, Dizziness, Clouded Memory, Los
Of Nervous Force, Depression OF Spirits, and
al affections OF the Nerves, whether OF
Catarrhal origin or not It subdues Inham.
wherever existing, and hence rapidly cures
the above diseases. -
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Il. COLLINS
V0LTAIC ELECTRIC
. PLAsT.E'Rs
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
1s.s WONDER OF THIS
- CENTURY.

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Blood and thus prevent Fever and Ague and
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placed over. the pitof the stomach, and pre-
vent; Dyspepsia Bilious Collie, Cramps and
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