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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-01
LIVE 81 TOCk.
New YORK,

Nrw YoRg, January 81 Beeyes -
Receipts ,l0h,ad. \ number oi car
loads due to-day were held back 10y ih"
owners. No important advance ~ ihr
prices. but linn,r feeling, With sales ai
smIO.., including JDJ used 10y cHPori"rs
at va GIc. Live cattle exporters ha'"
not received confirmation from their
Liverpool agents of the prohibition or,
der from the British PrIyy Counsel, and
will send out 3li to-day aud tO-morrDw,
inrluding ~ b. Germany About 900
quarters 20 out Tomorrow
sheep Receipts 800 head Market
SLOW hut steady az ~ mla6 eiOr sheep
and - siRa6 - for lambs. About 2,vb
rarcasses oi mutton are ready for ship
meni.
Hog -Rcceipts 5000 head. Market
fra At 81 iUs ! ~ iUr puur 10 good live.
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Chicago.

Cnica8o, January Jl.-Ihs DTotcT,
Journal reports hogs receipts H,OO heal.
Market upcncd higher and closed With
the advance lost: fair ~ choice heavy
packing - 4jfa3 W; good heavy shiP-
ping $500 30! shipments 5,yU heal
Cattle Receipts $500 heal ship
ments 200 head. Market dull, ship
ping % ODaj lb, stOckers ~ Usa W.
sheep-Keceipts 2,JO head. Market
steady at - 81 Ihi ~.
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Cincinnati.


ToLEDo, January 81 Wheat = Steady
amber Michigan spots s5lsr febru.
ary "a c; seller March ysie; seller April
gsr; No. = ambersDc; No 2 red water
seller February Ss,c; seller March s6ie;
western amter s8fc- Corn--tluiet; high
mixed 3se; No. 33s; seller May 36Ic.
lats-Dull and nominal.
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welded IN 4 LAWYERS OFpIcE.-Capt.
Joseph Iancy, q hardy mariner from Gin
%cinnati, appeared in Davenport & Doven-
er's law Office yesterday afternoon, with
Miss Susan Marshall hanging on his arm,
and announced to Mr., Davenport, who
happened to be in the office, that he want
ed to marry the lady who accompanied
him, but rs he was not familiar with the
ropes he wished MIR. Davenport to take
charge OF the case, having heard OF his
large and varied experience in affairs
matrimonial. George seated the tender
couple, told them to leave the matter en-
tirely in his hands, aud be rs happy rs
they knew how, and bowed himself out to
attend to 1t at onGO. A. messenger was
dispatched for Rev. Hite, OF the Zane
Street NJ. Z. Church, and Mr.. Da venport
himself went to the County Clerks office
and procured the necessary license. In
the meanwhile a general invitation was
extended to the hGbittcS OF Blackstone Row
to, be present and witness the marriage
ceremony, and by tho time the minister
arrived, at . o'clock, there was quite q
crowd oflegal lights in Messrs. Davenport
4 Dovener's spacious apartments. The
knot was quickly tied BY Rev. Hite, and
everything might have passed of smooth
y but forseveal OF the younger barristers,
who denurred somewhat that they were
not allowed the time.honored privilege Of
kissingthe blushing bride,
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IMPRovEp GASOLINE CooRMo SToyRs.-
There Is probably not another substance
in existance so generally used for various
purposes as liaptha, benGine or gasoline
Is, that Is 80 terribly stignatized, dreaded.
feared, abused and misrepresented ID
gasoline Il, yet thousands Of people use Il
for domestic and other purposes, and hRye
usedit for years, and declare It 4 perfectly
safe article 10 use In o family. MI, j. q.
Payne, at14lSM Market street, for Hulls
yapor gasoline cooking stoves, has an en-.
tire new stove to offer this season-alipht,
small, cheap stove, designed to meet the
wants Of everyone In these "scarcity OF
money" times. The heat produced byone
OF the burners on this stove Is equal 10 the
heat OF any cook stove, so that cooking,
baking, washing and ironing can be done
as quick and as well as by any other stove,
and the work and management Is so easy,
that Il saves at least hall the labor In pet.
ting q meal. The three burner stove, for
family OF five or six persons, will con.
sumo about half a gallon OF gasoline per
day for all the work, including baking,
washing, ironing, etc. Then there are
two burners and one burner stoves, ofless
capacity. The longer these stoves are
used the better they arc liked BY the per.
sons using them. Call and examine them,
at l4lS Market street.
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LECTURE on CuISSE.-MIss II. j. Dods,
graduate Of the famous Kensington School
Of Cooking, London, England, %inaugurated
her course Of lectures on the Art Of Cook
ing yesterday afternoon in McLains' Hall,
Twelfth street. The assemblage looked
to our reporter more like a convention OF
lady journalists than q class Of cultivated
people taking their lessons in the art OF
cookery. Nearly every interested lady in
the audience was busy during the lecture,
note book and pencil in hand, taking
down the receipts and littlo items OF adj
vice as given by Miss Dods.
converted into a Kitchen for the occasion,
and the shining dishes, smoking vessels
and the frequent savory odors which u.s.
sailed the n~0strils OF the audience, COM
8fned TO make a scene o the most home.
like and therefore interesting enjoyment.
On every side appeared sauce-pans, dish
es, baking pans, urns, pots, frying pans,
scales and all the appliances that go to
make up a well regulated kitchen.
In personal appearance Miss Dods looks
quite prepossessing. She is a lady appar-
emily about IS years OF age, and is OF Eng
lish or Scotch descent. She has in her
speech u touch Of the Scotch brogue-just
enough to add q refined and pleasing tone
to her manner OF speaking. She is small
Of stature and has a bright and intelligent
looking countenance. There is a peculiar
charm about the illustrations OF Miss Dods
and with equal rapidly her deft fingers
keep pace with the running flow Of prac.
tical information which she imparts as
each example proceeds. In all her expla.
nations and directions the lady fully illus.
trates her method by giving examples.
Miss Dods will lecture pgain, at the
same place, this afternoon and evening,
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Moses Ann THE MGrHoplsrs.-"Ye shall
kindle no fire throughout your habita.
ttons, TO prepare any supper, on the day
Of tho Ladies' Social Union, II not exactly
tains in the Fourth Street Church and
congregation. Every one Is reminded that
tho law applies TO "ihe stranger that Is in
thy gates,h even though the stranger
should DO a Bishop. The law is reasoIa.
for only twenty-five cents, when the
choicest refreshments are provided later
in the evening at q worry moderate price,
when absolutely nothing Is charged for
entertaining literary andmusical exercises,
and when congenial and delightful society
may be enjoyed by all who desire to at
tend. Supper from 6toS o'clock. Those
who buy supper tickets atthe door are ad.
mitted free, and II they desire to leayeahd
return at q later hour can obtain read
mission tickets without charge.
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LUCAS Music sroRr,
1927 Market street,

Tns IS NOT A HuMoRous ITEM, but rather o
matter OF the most serious concern, and with.
out doubt Of very general interest. Hatch's
Universal Cough Syrup Is offered 70 the pub.
lie for the CUBE VI Coughs, Colds, Group,
HoarsenesS, and for the suRE RE1lEE Of WhoOp.
Ing Cough, Asthma, and Bronchitis. II Is
warranted In every case. The dealer where
you may DO In the habit OF purchasing medi.
cincs probably has II for sale, Ask him about
It He may know ofa case similar To yours for
which II has been used, Hundreds Of thou.
sands Of samples have been %gratultously dis.
trlbated, TO satisfy people Of It's merits. II has
the most enyiable reputation, as tho safest,
the most Ctloctual, and the cheapest medicine
to be obtained. A few doses generally relieve.
Sold by Logan, List& Co. rrs4w
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Ht.A
lHE GaEAT LONDON sHow.-The time
W., ON years ago, when the show that
possessed two or three elephants Of dwarf.
ga proportions was "the boss and the
lact olthe possession Of these elephants
was trumpeted and heralded far and near.
an elephant was always Q scource OF ad.
matation AUD awe 70 the visitor o. the.cir.
Gus, ana from time iminetnorial rival man.
ayers have WED with each other in at.
vempIng 70 secure the hgest specimens
~ tne largest number. But az rivalry
y ms respect has been annihilated by
cooper, bailey q 20; ihe sole owners Of
sIat most a,no Of al anlou SHOWS, the
1tea Lo9aon Complnauon IhiS IS the
ISLY = ELEPHANT SHow IN III WORLD
is q Me targel Etettann eEer gen on ths
Y : y We hnathg OsengW meIow! Ten
Wov,ng, amOttng, MgDl,Tg moutlan@ % fahl
. cumbersome huge - ihese nom.
ster creatures are, they are trained 70 eX-
ecate the most astonishing military
m%aneuvers ana display W. most intricate
uilitaty s~Lratagetls, Whlch they uo with
petter precision iilaa veterans q our regu;
!aT army. me siightest woIu Of command
~ heatu ahI insLanLiy ogeyedi flllng 70
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q aAsTRrsTETs.

a.
u ssTs. Wheat and Ellinsham on Tue
IlroWn'GreaVes Difieuliy-Neeeasity IoF
InereaSing the Capacity OF the Sas
Works
There were two papers on the Clerks
Iesk. at tie meeting OF City Council on
T,,a.io, ni.ht ofoaro,do,obie imrortance
tes "bN 49,
which were not taken up, oWlngto Tue gu
tire time Of the session being occupied In
the consideration Of reportsof committees.
Thooo r,nors wo,o srhmitad bv the Gas
fa "..'It..LL..."
trustees, n relatedu hlecn pes"eeu
the Trustees and superintendent Brown
over the appointments OF VIM. y, GreaVes
to o subordinate position at the works, and
to the urgent necessity oil Increasing the
capacity OF the Gas Works.
II DRowS.oREAyRs MATTER.
L, ,|ola,,on 70 the oommnnico,ion q,
snnorintenSont BroSn. coneernins the re.
a%npointment ~ Wm Greavss 10 his
lrmsr n%os;t;on ". nrriaas al Iba Gas
Works Messrs' WHAT and FIIipvham re-.
rorte1 that thsv maJs cayofnI iSnnirv M
~ tho co%rSoctTasa nT Tho charges that me
rnsr;ntonSsnt abad rer,nvsS tbis man
GrpSvas irom ,ba nrr;Ivins denartmsnt
S,r "nSInas. and prnIisLii f,v y and Srs
Sstisfied tSey car cannot he snstSined' Graves
Slisd the 1osition for abont two wears
atisfoct"r;, and w;,bont co,nnlsint. Tho
TrnsteeS c]nntinna. -"
mJnStico ami tbe npblic demanded that
,bara should no como r~eco1nition ri
Gresvea iaribfrInosS ~ tbe citvSs Interests
and as being the medium through which
attention was iirst called To nossIble irrep.
nlSrities in The citvis oos Affairs, resultinS
in The nresent oas investieat;o
. a III t pressure ri brOS usfalf 10 bear on US by
the nnbIie iortbe Of Greayes
an n]rrider was mnch STeater than that tor
~ onnni, tmnnt ~ Hrown no Snno.;r
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PONCE CouEr-Judge Cranmer.

S SOOhA Juuye SIuLtHNF'
Joshua Faith was fined $ and costs for
dlsorderly conduct
Fred, Wooster was up on a charge OF
prostitution. Ho vas sent to the city
prison, in default of $50 and costs,
Stephen Quinn and George Royce, for
drunkenness, went up in default Of s. and
costs each.
Geo. g. Wells is tho name OF a young
tramp from Akron, Ohio. Wells is about
seventeen, and few weeks ago was dis.
charged from a Reform School, whore he
had served atwo years term. He was ar.
rested by Officer Davis for the larceny Of
certain articles from the B. 60. Railroad
Depot, for which he was sentenced by the
Court TO Paya zine Of $50 and costs or go
10 jail. he was obliged to submit to.in-
ChICgTuuOu,
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HOUSE AND GRoUNDFORsALE AT
- auction, on easy tsFtas. will sell At The front
door o. tho l0urt House, on SATURDAY, the 3iEt
day 4 MAY, lao, al 10 o'clock a. NJ, the House
aud adjacent Ground, situated on the Ca.tSid e Of Mar
Eet street and corner Of Market and High streets, in
North Wheeling, a short distance above the North
strest Methodist Church. The lot Is D. feet front on
Market street and 10 feet deep, aud will DO offered In
two parcels each Of q feet iroutand lGOie deep. The
south q iset tson the c0rntr Of Market street and an
lrOn roof. Terms on this parcel viii BE- $50 and N
nnch more As purchaser may choose 70 pay In caGh,
!ae U s,sL, IN Yearly payments :Sf 500 each
north FLEET q on the corner Of Market aud High
streen without any permanent building. The terms
on TINS parcel will be $50 and rs much more rs pur-
chaser may choose 10 pay 10 cash, the balance In
ETaiIy payments oil 500 each With per cent interest
Tho two Parcels will DO sold either separate or to-
gethet. This y an opportunity for pIrties Of limited
means to acquire hUtneA.
Title perfect and guaranteed. Deferred payments
10 DO secured by deed Of trust on the properly.
For JAS. L. HAwLEY. A'S''T myIS
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AMERICAN and Foreign Music and Books.
Largest and cheapest supply, at sheib's
Music Store, under Washington Hall.

WI are surprised to see so many still suffer
ing with neuralgia and Rheumatism, when
they can BIO cured, We know the feeling
which exists among very many-'that any
medicine which Is advertised must be a hum.
bug" This may be true In some cases, but
when we know ofa remedywhich has become
so popular as Lawson's Curative. and we have
such conclusive evidence OF the good II has
accomplished, It Is more than folly not to
make o trial OF II, and satisfy yourselves that
all the proprietors claim fori Il Is true. In such
diseases as Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatlca,
Headache, Sore Throat Lame Back, and
Toothache, We can safely say that no remedy,
either in physicians prescription or In propfi-
etary form, has effected more cures than Law.
sons Curative. TThsAw
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sv~RRRNDBREn HiMsELs.-For some time
past Constable Love has had in his posses.
sion a warrant issued by Justice w. W.
Miller for the arrest Of Charles Daily, a
son OF Tailor Daily. Young Daily is
charged with having furnished punch
Long with a loaded revolver, shortly after
his reeapture and Incarceration ting Ohio
county Jail. He somehow got wind Of The
warrant and left the city, but returned a
few days since, and the Constable has
been looking for him without success.
Yesterday lie turned up rather unexpect-
edly, and surrendered himself to Deputy
Sheriff Patterson. Daily will have a hear
ing before Justice Miller at half.past twelve
o'clock to-day.
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We ChnIlenge Tbe WorId.

When we say we believe, we have evidence
to prove that shiloh's Consumption Cure is
decidedly the best Lung Medicine made, mas
much as 1t will cure a ommon or Chronic
Cough none half the time and relieyeAsthma,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group, and
more cases Of Consumption cured than
all Others. twill cure where they fail, II Is
pleasant to take, harmless to the youngest
child and We guarantee what we say. Price
10 cts, 80 cts. and $l.0O. II your Lungs are
Chest and Back lame. use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by E. Booking, Odd Fellows
Hall, C:E; Dwight, oath and Chapline streets;
Laughlin Bros. & Co., Wheeling, and Hus.
bands & Inskeep, Bellaire.
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NESTING OF THE Blsnors.-The semi.an.
Methodist Episcopal Church viii be held
in this city today. The object OF this
meeting is to arrange the Episcopal work
ior the latter part OF this year. The
Bishops are all in tho city, having arrived
Yesterday and last night, and are domi-
elled as follows: Bishops Scotland Simp.
son, at Col. H. K. Lists; Bishop Bowman,
at A, NJ, Adams; Bishop:Harris, at G. w.
Brockunters; Bishop Foster, at DR.. I. II.
Logan'si Bishop Wiley, at Arthur Little's,
Bishop Morrill, at w. 4. Wilson's; Bishop
Andrews, at Benz. Dayenports; Bishop
Haven, at Hon, Q, D. Hubband's, aud
Bishop Peek, at D. Q. List, lr's.
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CONNECTING the 0AKLAEn AND DEER
PARE HorEls ny A RoAh.-Last week Mai.
Hill, in charge OF the hotels of the Balti,
moro and Ohio Railroad, accompanied by
Mr.. NJ. W. Lambert, manager Of the Oak
land and Deer Park Hotels, went before
the Garrett County Commissioners and
laid before them the advisability of put
ting the county road between Deer Park
and Oakland In 1rst.plass condition. Tho
work will cost ahoqtSt LOCO and the railroad
authorities offer to furnish half the
amount required il the county authorities
appropriate a like sum for the purpose.
The board took the matter under advise.
ment. If the work is done as proposed,
the read will then be a delightful drive
between Oakland and Deer Park.
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BlsnoP FosrER's LECruRE.-Those who
enjoy intellectual treats and appreciate
good lectures should not fail 10 attend
Bishop Fosters lecture On the "Spirit
FORCES Of the pnlVegeP at the Fourth
Street n. E. Church tomorrow evening.
The subject Is an interesting ono, relating
to the topics Of the day. The Rishop il a
pleasing speaker, o deep thinker and q
polished and cultured scholar. We assure
those who intend hearing him that a real
pleasure is in store for them, and those
who miss hearing the lecture will regret it
ever afterwards,
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The marks indicate 4 foot and falling.
Weather clear and warm.
The Fannie Tatum left for Bcllaire yes.
terday, where she will lay up for more
water.
The Courier is to-day's packet for Par,
kersburg, leaving at 1890 A. NJ.
The O,Neal will leave for P4ttsburg at Z
o'clock this morning.
The ". 7. Thompson is due today, en-
route to Cincinnati.
The Phaeton resumed her place In the
Sisterville trade yesterday, after undergo.
ing q thorough renovation on the Pitts
hurgh docks.
The Telegram and Della arrived and de-
parted rs usual.
The st. Lawrence is due from Cincin-
natl tomorrow.
10y Telegraph
%PIrrsDURGM, May 14.-Riyor ! foot II
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
warm.
oAIao, May i4.-River II feet and sta
honary. Weather raining. Thermom-
rising.
s.; LOUIS, May l4.-Rtver falling IL
feet 8 inches by gauge.
MEMRnss, May 14-River stationary.
Clear and pleasant
LoulsvILtE May 14.-weather cloudy
and warm. River stationary; s feet 2
inches,
yIcEsRuRo, May 14.-Weather clear,
River fallen 0 inches.
GlSctNN&rI, May 14.-River 0 feet and
falling. Cloudy and warm. Arrived
Emma Graham, Pittsburgh, Departed
Cons Millar, Memphis; Golden Rule, New
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UNITED STATES RRPuxDIXa CRR1iyI-
cATRs.-Qur people will have an oppor-
tunity afforded them, in a few days, Of in-
Eesting small amounts in the United States
Retunding Certificates, now so popular
throughout the country, as Postmaster
Sterling has forwarded the necessary pa.
pers By which he will be designated a
depository torthe sale OF these certificates.
From the indications now presented it is
believed that many Of these certificates
will be sold in u city,
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READER! Send eleven cents to pay fol
mailing. the handsome book Of "Choice
Selections for Autograph Albums, con,
friendly, atfectionate, humorous
and other verses" which we send as q
premium to Leisure Hours" and we will
send you a months subscription to the
Magazinet free. 1t has more choice reading
and better illustrations than any other fol
the price. Please repay this gift by show.
all to friends. Catalogue Of 1000 de.
and curious articles to all. ]. l.,
Patten 4 Co., AZ Barclay St, N, Y.
d6Weow
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WASHINGTON, D. G., May l6-l A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
south winds, shifting to tho north and
falling, possibly followed by rising ba.
romelor, numerous rains, followed by
partly cloudy weather.
For the Lower Lakes, southerly winds,
warmer cloudy or raining weather, posi-
bly, followed by cooler north winds and
rising barometer.
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PERSONAL MENTION. Elk. Delegate liver,
Of Rraxtoh' county, registered af the New
Mcclure yesterday.
Edwin Hornbrook, ,ir., leaves to-day for
Moines, Iowa, and Bishop Jesse T. Peck,
Of Syracuse, N; Y, registered at the New
Mcclure yesterday.
Forty-three members Of Cooper, Bailey
{ Co.'s Show will breakfast at the New
Mctpre early this morning.
Mr.. James O. Wallace, OF the Wallace
House, Morgantown, registered at the
New Mcclure Yesterday.
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Decay Of INC Tceth

may be entirely prevented, the breath puri.
fed, and the teeth made to glIstep with white.
ness by, the uSse of Browns Camphorated
DenlFifIce. Price Is cents.
Browns Bronchial TrocheS'' arc renowned
and wonderfully effective for curing cOldsand
relieving any throat OF catarrhal difficulty,
List &Co., and all druggistsat % cents per Box.
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TRAGIC DEATH OF A LONDON CERcu,
CLowN.-James Cassim, professionally
known as "Little Cassfm,h one Of the
clowns OF the London Show, was struck
by atrsIn at IohnStown, Pa, on Tuesday
night, and his body torn into fragments,
After the circus performance in the even.
Ing, and while the circus cars were being
loaded, It became necessary to shift the
cars to a siding to allow a regular train
to pass. Cassim was on the track, and
when the train started for the siding he
ran toward it, to get in the performers
car. While running along the track a
shifting engine came along, and before he
could get out ofthe way he was struck and
run over. His body was terribly man.
gled, portions Of the flesh being scattered
along the track. Cassim was from Lon.
don, and had no relatives in this country.
He was great fayorite in the ring, and
his sudden and terrible death cast a gloom
over the entire company.
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If you have pains in your left eide take
promptly some Of the genuine DR.. o. Nc.
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa. None
can be genuine without their signature.
Look for Il on every box, the market be-
ing full OF imitationso OF the name MpLASE,
spelled differently but having same pro.
nlnclation,
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Perhaps no one medicine Is so uniyer.
sally required by everybody as a good ca.
thartic. SwAYNE's Tar AND SARsApAR.
lila Pills are prepared expressly to meet
this necessity, being composed OF purely
vegetable ingredients, of which Podopbyi.
lin or Mandrake, Pine Tree Tar, Sarsa.
parilla, Yellow Dock and other concen.
trated juices enter largely into their com.
position; the whole strength OF which is
extracted on IN entirely new principle,
They are mild in their operation, produce
no gripping, and are truly a valuable pur.
gattve, aperient, antt-bilfous and cathartic
medicine. They stimulate the liver to
healthy action, cleanse the stomach and
bowels Of all impurities. Curing sick
and nervous headache, Dyspepsia
or indigestion, bilious, or intermittent. re-
mittent and congestive fevers, languor,
drowsiness, aching pains in the back, head,
slight chills, with llushes Of heat, female
Irregularities, and for bilious and COS.
tive habit no medicine Is so prompt and
etIectual as On. SwAYNE's TAR AND SARsA-
PAaILlA PILLS. l fyour druggist or store.
keeper has not got them, or will not pro.
cure them for you, we will forward them
by mail on receipt of price, lin currency
or three cent postage stampsj, % cents a
box, or five boxes for 81. Address letters,
DR.. Swayne & Son, No. $50 North Sixth
Street, Philadelphia, Trs&w