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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-15
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oEolpna ttis) Southern States (Dem)
The moment that our party had cap
tured the Capitol, 1t began to show itsin'
nate and inextinguishable hatred Of the
Amendments by trying to abolish the
verystatutes that lent them any force and
elect whatever. In this startling crisis
the Sates came out and declared, without
any diplomatic tomtoolery, that the
Amendments would be torn from the Con.
stitution and tranpled in the mire.
Thereupon the half.breeds proceeded TO
make asses Of themselves with far more
than their usual ability, by trying to dis
own our sentiments. But truth Is truth,
and facts are facts, and Congress itself
confirmed our utterances by It's acts. The
Yankee press and politicians ofthe bloody.
shirt school were shrewd enough and sem
slble enough 10 sec and comprehend the
situation, and they know that the Sdtes
was In perfect time with the principles
and purposes of It's party, though 1t was a
little out OF tune with the policy Of the
sott.shell singers in the choir. We had
dared to select our own ways and means
OF doing a thing without consulting a
caucus that was doing The very same
thing, but in another way. Here you
have the whole offense OF the States SUM
med up In five lines.
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We.tgEn UniOn......ll4N Ist. pauI...


NEw York, May 9.-Cotton-Quiet ut 10
al3hc; futures steady. Flour-Buyers' ia.
vor; superiine western and State IS 25a
1913; common to good extra s. 65a3 05, good
TO choice $400a4 So white wheat s. G5a5 %;
extra Ohio s. O0aG 90; st. Louis s. S0aG 90;
Minnesota patent 50 OOa7 IS. Whcat-Quiet;
rejected spring 73a73Hc; No. 3 do 9ia0Sc /;
No. edo 81 0Sa1 06; No. 2 spring 81 Gal o.;
ungraded winter red 81 1Ial Is; No. 9 do
81 15hal 10; No. | do 81 lGa1 lGH; un
graded amber 81 13al 10; steamer No. 9 red
81 II; No. l white sales 1900 bushels at 81 Is
al lSA. Rye-Quiet but steady; western
G4Xc. Barlcy-Dull. Malt-Nominal. Corn
Heavy; ungrded 43aS44c: steamer 43a
1910; No. 2, 43Xa44c; low mixed 47a4Sc.
Oats-Trmer; No. 8 white size; No. 2 do
35HaS5Xc; western mixed 35Xc; No. 9 Chi
cago 35Ac. Hay-Quict and unchanged.
lIops-Firm and unchanged. CoiTee-Eom-
inai and unchanged. S%ugar-Quiet but
steady; refining, fair to good, 6%a6Hc. Mo.
laSSes-Quiet. Rice ominalIy unchanged.
Petroleum Dull and unchanged. Tallow-
Steady at GHc. ltosin-Firm. Turpentine-
Dull. Eggs-Dull; ; western 10al3c. Pork
Frmer; old mess 50 90; new $40. Beef
Nominally unchanged. Cut Meats-Quiet
short clear 81 90a4 09H. Iard-Demand nc.
tive prime steam 50 27Xa6 32I9. Butter
Western 6alSc- Ch~eese-Firm. Whisky
| Firm. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-30
THE MARSHALL COUNTY SABBATH
SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
Opening ExercIses-The objects of the
Association.

Opening ExercIses-The objects of tn,
Association.
DALLAS, May 9S.
Editors Intelligence.
The spring session Of the Marshall
County Sabbath School Association open,
cd at Dallas on Monday evening.
The Association organized temporarily
with Rev. ]. s. Pomeroy President and
W. ]. W. Cowden, Jr., Secretary.
Rev. J. II. Aughey delivered an address
of welcome, which was responded to in
fitting terms by Rev. Pomeroy. He re.
ferred to the Sabbath School Centennial
to be held in London in 1881, and said,
"When Robert Raikes, walking out one
Sabbath, saw some boys playing on the
street, and conceived the idea OF gather.
ing them into schools for religious instruc.
ton, he little thought how his idea would
grow and his influence extend" He
spoke Of Marshall county, It's people and
the moral influence exerted by them.
The design of the Sabbath School lnsli.
tute was explained and illustrated by Rev.
j. p. Thatcher, and the general subject
was discussed by Revs. Clancy and Bur.
we'll and Messrs. Tomlinson and Cowden.
The large audience by their earnest atten.
ton showed their interest in the object Of
the meeting.
Mr.. Boyd, OF Cameron, President of the
Association, is expected to be present to-
day.
To-day Miss Stella Martin will read an
essay, and George Edwards, Esq, will
speak on temperance.
Among those present from Wheeling are
Mrs; Rev. LYDIA and daughter and Miss
Turner.
The people Of Dallas and vicinity with
hearty hospitality are literally entertain
ing all visitors. To-day they will provide a
dinner. The weather is warm and
delightful, and surrounded by the varied
beauties OF green fields, beautiful groves
md blooming flowers, every n seems to
the occasion to the utmost.
VISITOR.
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BALTIMORE, May 2O.-Flour-Firni, with u
fair demand and unchanged. Wheat-Western
quiet and steady; No. l Pennsylvania red
ST TX; No. 2 western winter rcd. spot and
May, 81 l2al 1874: June 81 l2Ha1 1871
July 81 1lAa1 u. Corn-Western dull and
weak; western mixed, spot and May 43Ha
1880; June 43Ha439Sc; July 4SXa43JSc; Au'
gust 44Ta44LC; steamer 42c. Oats Steady
western white 35a3Gjc; do mixed 33a34c; Penn,
%syIyania 35aS6c. Rye-QuiGt ut GOaGlc. Hay
Steady and unchanged. Provisions-Without
change. Butter-St'ady prime to choice
western packed 1Sa15c. Eggs-Scarce and
higher at 12al2Xc. Observation-Disclosures
CoTee-Firm, with a fair demand for Rio car
goes at lONalG. Whisky-Dull and nominal
ut 81 0G,
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THE WHEELING DAILY MTEIueENcER, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 3d. 1875


CtsctSxATt, May 2e.-Cotton-FFm Of
l2Xc. Flour-Demand fair aud market frm,
Wheat-Ingood demand; scarce reds 06a1 10,
Corn-Dull at Ssa40c. oats-pull Of Sa37c,
Rye-Quiet at 60Ha67Kc. Barley-Quiet aud
unchanged. Pofk-stcady; jubbing. $40 90.
Lard-In fair demand; current make 20 %
bid; 90 05 asked. Bulk Meats-steady and
firm. Shonlders-at IS 90; short RIB "a IS
cash; IS SIX seller July; q 50 seller August;
short clear auiot at 4 10. B~Acon-Scarce and
firm; 81 12ka$5 26a$5 SIX. WhiSky-$l02 Q.
Butter-DulI and unchanged. Llnseed OIL
SteadV al B9c.
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Chicago,

CHICAGO, May @.-Flour-Stcady and un-
changed, Wheatx Irregular and generally
unchanged, but some sales rather higher No.
9 Chicago spring 81 OK cash; 81 Olk June
9OaO0Xc July; No. 8 do S0Ac; rejected 6IKc.
'Corn-In good demand at 35Kc cash; $3.50
June; S6X July; S7Xc August 0ats-Un'
settled and lower at 20kc cash; coke June
8OXc July. Rye-Quiet and unchanged,
Barley-Ffm at 66a6Sc. Pork-Demand fail
and prices have advanced to 50 70a0 72h:
cash and June; 50 sOa0 S2N July. Lard
Steady with a fair demand at S007ka6 Il
cash and June; 50 l5a6 TX July. Bull
Meats-Steady and unchanged. Whisky :
Steady and unchanged ats 03.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-Flour-Dull; Min,
nesota extra family medium s. 5Oi do fancy
IS 90; Ohio family good S so; Minnesota pa
tent 50 rs Rye FloHr-steady at s. SIX,
Wheat-Steady and very limited inquiry
Michigan white In lots 81 12I1; No. Q red IN
elevator 81 12A. ~Corn-Quiet; steamer or
track 3Sa40c; do elevator 40Hc. 0ats-Fair
demand; mixed western at 33HaS4Kc; white
western S5aSGc. Provisions-ln fair demand,
BEttSrMW IasS' creamery extra Ta" at tI I7Sise:
Western Reserve extra l3al4c good to choice
SaSHc; New York State and Bradford county
Pa, extra loo. Eggs Steady; western 1916
Cheese-Quiet; creamery at 7a7Hc. PctrO
leum-Eominal refined. Mt SIC; crude 7iSc
Whisky-Quiet; western 81 on.
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SALES.
STATE OF WEsTvIRGlNIA COUNTY
6oPoHIo, CITY OF WHEELING.
John RObVc6i and other1,

John ROSr,si and other. In ohAnSery'
The andeuigned special commissioner hereby SIvS
nouco that by virtue Oi The authority vested IN item
" w utefeeN In said eAlgd made by said COuFt GU
will on "''
Saturday, the 3Ist day Of May, 1879,
Commencing at 10 O'clock a. n, sell at public auction
" lGe tF9nt door o. the Court ltDuIe q Ohio County,
melt Nlrflnia, the following described real estate Ia
LaS city q Wheeling, NOSt Virginia, Or 70 much IhSn.
~ y naY % neceeaLy 70 pay the Hens reoitea 10 aid
S s o. February 6th, ls1V, and the costs Of said suit
~ ihe exPenso9o sale, t0"WlS The property known
Inriiofiy " tho Klein H0lGC, now called The Genital
itutai, situated a. tho corner Of Water and -Four.
tsehln stIsStS and bolhded, a. iolloWsi Beginning
" the northeast corner u Water and FouTteonl6
streets thence north with Water street one HUNDRED
iSe!i thence east By 4 line parallel with Fourteenth
S TS eighty iSSI q an open space thVncs
t won Snty !RS Ns ssS,. lin ,S, o. aid open space south
with Fourteenth street 10 an alley; thence Soull
VIVA The west line Of said alley sOVentyselRht
IT ~ 70 FolrIosnth street. thence west with the north
UNI o. taiu Fourteenth street 10 the place Of bogin.
nlnS; tosetherEith the right 70 use said alley on the
~ siuo q Hld property, In common with other as.
ASnsSs o. james and JaHW, X Baker. Said commIs-
AGl9ia !n making ElC Of said real estate will oder for
sao hrt that part Of aid real estate upon which the
h9tsi building y erected aud tho ground Ia the reafOI
~ . hGs' building and q e9laI width herewith 10
south Of 4 line commencing on Water strcCt at IN
notfnWeat corner o. the main hotel building on aid
FSal eiiatH and running east parallel With FOuftOSnil
~ : ~ y thS eley; and III sufficient amount Of money
ssnlli oe hl lor aid Iart Of said real patatQ 70 lrSt Of.
terSd 70 ray Oh the Sald liens, costs aud expense, tLs
undersigned will sell Ell part and no more I'd E0II
~ ratt aug sS Dlt y such sufficient amount Is not bid for
tate Inst above decri6el, or 20 much thereof a snail
Ho ISeesAry 70 pay said liens, costs aud axpenSeS. 10
Ine hiEhe1s and Geat bidder, together With The rishi 10
IERAsoE SALH.-On0-thInl Of the purchase uonev.
hhu Us much more ~ tho puFrhRer may elect 10 nav
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CHICAGO, May 2.-The Drovers' Journal
reports:
HoGs-Recelpts SO,OOOhead; shipmentsG 200
head. Market slow and lower; mixed packing
So 3Oa3 so; quality better; common, hard to
sell; choice heavy s. 50a3 65; light s. Asa
8 IS. Market closed easy.
CArvLE-Receipts G,660 head shipments
cattle $5OOa5 10; one fancy steer S. IS; ship.
ping S. Coal IS; butchers cattle lower; cows
81 l0aS 90; mixed$ So S0a4 90; feeders and stock
crs nominal Texans scarce and slow.
SHEEP-Rcceipts 1900 head; shipments 800
head. Market unchanged at 50 76a5 90.
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OHIO STATISTICS.
How a Great state Keeps u Record oft,
Progress.

We are indebted to Mr.. Alexis Cope for
a copy of the report Of the Secretary OF
State of Ohio for 1S7s-a duodecimo vol
ume of $50 pages-flled with valuable
statistical information in regard to the
progress Of Ohio in all the elements Of
wealth, industry and intelligence that so
to make her one Of the grandest States Of
the Union.
In this volume We have al exhibit Of
Ohio by counties as respects their agricul.
tural, mineral and mechanical develop.
ments and productions; their crops, their
number OF tons Of coal and orc, their man.
ufactures, their live stock, railroads, roads,
fruits, schools, social statistics, public nsti.
buttons, taxes, debts, revenue, sales OF land
and forests. In fact everything Of o sta.
~tistical character is set forth in the pages
Of this valuable work. We make the fol,
lowing extracts from It:
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Toledo.

ToLEpo, May Observation-Disclosures May
81 OAK; No. 2red winter spot 81 l0k; May
81 10; July $l04; western amber 81 II; No.
amber Michigan 81 o.; No. red 81 CO; No.
amber Illinois 81 l3X.1 Corn-Easier; high
mixed 3S%oi No. 2 June $IAc; 5Ily &c.
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NEW York, May O.-Dusines Is moder
ate with package houses, and the jobbiug trade
Is quiet Cotton goods are firmly held by
agents, and stocks arc again very light, Prints
dull, but lawns doing well. Mems wear wool.
ems In fair request, and iianncls and blankets
In steady demand. Foreign goods moving
slowly,
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UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION
From a well known Druggist.

3EUW WVA2 KAUWH
GENTLEMEN-I AM happy to inform you that
sAxFoRD's RADICAL CURE Is tie best remedy
for Catarrh l have ever sold. It gives uniucT-
sal satisfaction. IhGre not found a case that Il
did not reliere 0tOnce, and in many cases a cure
is performed by the use OF oncbottle. Unjust
soon lead all Others in the market. Please
send me another supply.
Respectfully yours,
-. ANDREW LEE.
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The wheat Of lS77-27 800, 500 bushels
was tho largest ever raised in the State
since 1852. The heaviest crop per acre
was in 1856, being Is bushels, the next
largest was in 1877, averaging 1858 BUSH
els per acre.
The corn crop o! 1877 amounted 10 10l,-
Ss4, SO5 bushels and was only twice ex-
ceeded-in 1872 1903, 053, 2234 bushels and in
1875 1852 ,642 bushels.
The oats crop Of 1877 was 27,S25,6ll and
was never excelled except by the crop Of
1870 which amounted TO S2,G06, 1877 bush
ola.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-30

LOSE not thy own for want OF asking i'll
Lose not an infant for want OF DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup, which any druggist will sell
you for % cents q bottle.
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CINCINNATI, May 9a.-Hoas-Dull; com.
mon So S5aS 10; light s. 2OaS AS packing
s. 25aS so; butchers s. 60aS 90, Receipts
|iST6. shipments 1855,
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Placed over the centre of the nervous forces,
the pit of the stomach, COLLINS VoLTAIC ELEc-
III PLAsTEls furnish the absorbents with
that marvellous "vitalizing and restorative
agency, Electricity, united with the curative
proprieties Of our W fragrant BalsamS and
Pine. The amount OF Vitality they misuse
with weak and paralyzcd parts is astonishing.
They stimulate the Liver, Stomach and
Bowels, perfect Digestion, cure Dyspepsia,
Bilious Collie, Cramps and PainJ and prevent
Ague and Contagious Malarial Diseases from
fastening themselves upon the system. For
Weak and Sore Lungs, Palpitation Of the
Heart Painful Kidneys, Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia and sciatica, they are the best remedy
in the world.
PRICE rs CENTS.
De sure that you have what you arc willing
to pay for. Call for CoLLINS voLrAIc ELEc.
1Rtc PLASTER. so!dby all Druggists.
MFkW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-30

SUFFERERS E hssi EnsrEys Manly
- VIgor,. Syphilia, Or an{
form Of disease, cured q The old WhSTEshN
aI.s.s.tI. nv the only sure and reliable remedies.
M einrge until cured. Call or write Tor tree
adyiSe. charges low. Hail rates 20 Ine
poor.
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Financial and Commercial.
By


NEW YoRK May 29.-MoNEY-Market at
2a5 per cent, closing ut 2 per cent Prime
mercantile paper 81 per cent. Sterling
Exchange Bankers bills firm at 81 SIX;
Sight Exchange III New York 81 50.
NNRNTa
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United States O. OF 1881, coupons. ................~ .. .lU7N
new ..... ..,,,, ~. -.l03L
New -Four and 4 hAlia.,".-..... .,...,4.,,.,. ...i ~
New Four5
Currency .......,........ l24H
RAILROAD BoSDs-Active.
STATE BoSDs-Dull.
STOcEs-The market was comparatively
quiet to-day. In theenrly dealings there was
u fractional decline, but subsequently specu.
lation became firm and prices advanced IA
~ per cent CT G., 4 |. and Coal Stocks
were the most prominent in the improve
ment. During the afternoon the market coIl-
tinued strong, and closed firm at about the
best figures OF the day, Michigan Central was
weak throughout the day, declining fromsON
to 70X.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, of
which 10000 were Erie, 1000 Lake Shore,
1900 Northwestern, $500 st. Paul 1900
Lackawanna, 1900 New Jersey Central,
1900 Ohio & Mississippi, 1890 Western
Union, 5000 Pacific Mail, 1000 louisville &
Nashville, 1000 Iron Mountain, 5000 Michi-
gan Central and 1000 Kansas City & North
eFn,
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PRUlT CROP,

The fruit crop OF 1877 was as follows:
ApplesB 24S,877 bushels, peaches 4SB,OS5
bushels, pears S0,955 bushels, grapes H.
1l9,40l pounds. The apple crop Of 1876
amounted TO 90,04l,9O6, and that Of last
year at very little less than 100000
bushels.
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.Nl.plNSIO ~

The State Debt was reduced during the
year s., 700, and the Local Debts were in
creased $l,S77,271 81.
Belmont County owes 40 de3t. put
$40 10, and a special school district debt
OF S9S,S5i Of, makinga total of Sl30,SOS IL.
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MEDICAL.
sANFORD's
RADICAL CURE
% For 4
4 CATARRH -
Ell SNEEZE
SIN Ell

~ ~ -
SN EEZE e!
Until your head seems ready TO fly of, until
your nose and eyes discharge excessive guam
titles Of mucous, thin, acrid and poisonous,
until unfit for business or pleasure you NUN.
Der yourself among the most afflicted Of NOR.
tails, destined to suffer periodically the great
est distress without relief or consolation.
Every daught, every breath Of air seems an
enemy In disguise. This Is Acute Catarrh
or Gold In the Head. II arises from
cOnstituttonally weak or diseased nasal or.
gans and enfeebled action Of the pores Of the
skin. In the permanent cure Of this distress.
ing trouble, Sanford's Radical Cure Is q never
failing specific, Instant relief follows the first
ness to atmospheric changes which predispos-
es people to this disease, and is sure TO prevent
an attack Of Chronic Oh Lucrative
CaInrrh.
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BUTTER AND cnBEsE.

Ohio produced in 1871, 8 ,OOS, 1852 pounds
OF butter which was an increase Of nearly
two millions OF pounds over the preceding
year. The average increase for ten years
has been about ono million and u quarter
pounds per year.
The same year there were 27,073,055
pounds OF cheese produced, which was be-
low tho average production Of the paste
years, the highest yield being 36,6GS,5SO,
In 1873.
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Petroleum. Market.

OIL CRY, May 20.-PETRolEuM-Markel
opened quiet, with sales ut 14hc; declined
to 73Hc advanced TO 74Nc, at which price II
closed. shipments $1,000 barrels, averaging
$1,000. Transactions 10000 barrels.
ANTWERP. May Recommendations
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There were S,OO9,GO4 sheep in the State
in 1877, and l5,747,0i0 pounds Of wool
shorn from them. The injury to sheep
inflicted by dogs was returned at Sl14,Sl0,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-30

r AWYERs, BRIEFs.-The DAILY In:
teilieeneGr job ones prints Brtets promptly md
h drst-6ian STYLE.
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TRANSPORTATION.

CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH r. R
" CONDENSED TXAB TABLE,.
AS@
GOING EAST AND WEST.
On and aitsr Nov. 10th, 1878, Trains will run daily
9 Through Trains to Pittsburgh.
Through Trains TO Cleveland,
Through Trains TO Chicago.
Cleveland. N "e4~'Lue anu
lance and Chicago. "V'u Az
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Sample copies Of either edition Of the ~lNTnLLlsES.
cRA sent Tree on application.
Address all communications 70
FREW 4 CAMPBELL.
Publishers IntelligenceT,
Wheeling, W, Va.
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PITTSBURGH, May 90. -PErRoLEuM-Dull
crude 93SSc at Parker's for shipment re
fined SIC for Philadelphia delivery.
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&cUbrGpG7e AooOmm,otaEon-te,v R.,,ot..
2. M, Bridgeport 500 p. m; arrives Al stS,hs, IN Y, ~
o.Lo = NE leaves SteubenTilla At $40 a. M: BriIos'
PS ~ yso = ~" arrives At Bellaire at 9.SS a. M.
In III H.. eH u hISgage Cheeks to all principal points
ONCE in Bridgeport. ~ A'eEst
F. MYERS.
-G enoral Passenger and Ticket AGENT.
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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-02
Another Fat Man Reduced.

II. A. Kufils. dealer in dry goods. Wood
hull. Illinois. writcS-BoTaNiC MEDICINE
Co.. Buffalo. y. T.. Jun" 22,l. ISIS: Son
Nemcn - Please find inclosed $500. tor
which send ne. 10y express. Ant-Fat. |
have taken one bottle. and | lost five and
One-quarier pounds.