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National Republican., 1880-08-26
THE DEsr EYER rSWAsnrNeroM.
Coup's Constellation Gono-The Verdict Of
the Public aud Press.

w. G. Coup and his constellation Of now and
novel features nave come and gone. This Is
the third consecutive season that Mr. Coup has
paid Washington visit, aud each season to
an Increase Of business. We say the best show
ever IN Washington, and only repeat what the
sterling Uress throughout their entire route
have declared. The Chicago Times says, "rhc
best show ever in Chicago" the Milwaukee
sentinel says, "rbe best ever in Milwaukee,
the st. Paul Pioneer Press says "1he best
ever in ST. Paul. the Louisville Courjer-JOW.
NIL SAYS, "The best over in Louisviile," and
this IS the verdict Of the entire press w. C..
Coup has gained reputation from Maine to
California rs the most liberal caterer to the
amusemont.loving public in America. Lib.
crai TO fault, untiring In his efforts
to present something new, novel and start.
ling, regardless Of expense, this gentleman
has IN person visited the continent of Europe
IN search Of features never before presented to
the public. Music, mirth, novelty, pleasure
and instruction have been artistically com.
binCd ia one grand combination. In the
proclamation ssuud by Coup for the season Of
1850 he boldly made the assertion that his
new united show Should eclipse all his pre-.
vious gigantic amusement enterprises. No
promise ever made to the public by this
gentleman has ever been betrayed. His
word is his bond," and the entertain.
ment offered to our citizens this season
has made the name Of w. G. Coup more pOpu.
lar if possible) than ever, and is positive
proof that a meritorious entertainments Is al.
ways appreciated by a discriminating public.
Space will not permit Us to make mention OF
all the novel features, museum, menagerie,
aquarium and circus. The only baby sea lion
ever born in captivity was also worth the
price Of admission Tho wonderful 100000
bronco horses tho $4,000 leaping horse Net
tie, the gigantic devil fish (for which Mr..
Coup has beon offered $4,000, beautiful
ponies, educated dogs and circus perform.
snce never before cqualod. We have had
Forepaugh, the London and Barnum, and do
not hesitate to say that Coup has tue most com.
pcte and artistically arranged entertainment
which has ever visited our city, and 1t is an
admitted fact that W. c. Coup is tho leading
Snowman of America. The New York hippo.
drome, Gilmoros garden, and the New York
aquarium are emanatons Of his fertile brain,
and have been the most successful amusement
ventures ever attempted. Miss Katie Stokes
is the most artistic and accomplished oqucs-
trieuue in America. Miss Emma Stokes, the
queen Of the sdc.saddlo; Mile. Belmont, the
daring aerial artist; the Linton brothers in
artistic groupings; Tom Barry, the jester; Dan
Stone, the Mugh maker; the tribe Of Iroiuois
Indians in realistic representations Of Indian
life. and every feature promised By the great
Coup constellation is faithfully fulfilled. Come
again, Mr.. Coup; you will always be welcome.
National Republican., 1880-08-26
Hotel Arifvals.

Ejbitt-Gencral +. b. Marcy, U. S. A., Hon.
c. Burrus and Hon, II. b. Nichols of Norfolk,
Va, James NJ. Mobly and Mss Lula Mobly OF
Hamilton, Ga. aud +. G. Ritter aud wife Of
Philadelphia.
Riggs--L. l.. Foster and W, II. Benton and
son of Philadelphia, General A. d. McCook,
city, and Theodore H. Mead of New YyrE.
WOrmOys-H john 4. KHasson of Iowa.
W!iiar4'5-Judge J. W. NJ. Harris and Miss
y, Harris Of Mississippi, Gustav Hahn Of
Wilkesbarrc, Pa, Miss Bette Hammond of
California, and Joseph Franklin and niece of
st, Louis.
Impcrial-R. w. Smith Of Chicago, Benny
Hart and a. True of New York, and Z. II. Gas.
ton Of Boston.
st. Jamcs-F. A. Armstrong of Minnesota,
james y. Bell, of Norfolk, Va, Newton S. Otis
and G. VI. Rich of Now York, Frank Wheaton
and wife of New Orleans, ii. Gilbert aud wife
Of Cincinnati, g. c. Macoy of Chester, s. c., J.
Edgar Jones, Mrs. S. g. Gore and Miss A. r.
Smith Of Alabama, Colonel NJ. Mcdonald OF
Virginia, John II. Garner of Baltimore, and
i. Grass Of san Francisco.
National--J. Trudden, w. D. Hagar and
| William II. Gainson of New York, Charles
II. Kari Of Memphis, Tenn, Il. B.sNIedary OF
! Elizabeth, y. j., q. w. Wendell of New York,
T.. j. lIenkle of Maryland, a. *. Mansfield OF
Stcubenvile, Ohio, John b. Wilhnan of Nir-
| giniu, G, j. Adler of New York, r. ]. Hines
aud T. L. WorsleY Of Lecsburg, Va, and g.
| Dixon Of Rochester, ~ Y.
! Arlington-James Thompson and wife OF
| Philadelphia, G.. Book and wife of Havana,
! w. w. Eidom of San Francisco, and II. Sy.
mons aud wife Of England.
National Republican., 1880-08-26
A Charge of Assault Not sustained.

John ODonoyan was charged in tho police
court yesterday with assauting his brother
Dennis O'Douovan, in a shoe shop kept by tho
brothers on Four.and.n-hslf street, near the
city hall. The alleged assault was com.
mitted on the 14th instant, and 1t
was stated at the time that Dennis
skull had boen broken with a hammer by
John. Since the occurrence Dennis has been
under surgical treatment at the Providence
hospital. Yesterday Dennis testified that he
could not remember whether his brother had
assaulted him or not. John testified that he
aud his brother had been out drinking to-.
gcther that day, aud on returning to their
shop his brother, who is lame, fell down the
steps and cut his head. The court dismissed
the case,
National Republican., 1880-08-26
THE DEMOCRACY.
Arrangements for the Demonstration To-
night-who VIII speak.

night--wbo VIII speak.
The committee on organization held fual
meeting last evening to perfect the details OF
the arrangements for the democratic ratifca.
tion meeting tonight. Tho meeting will be
called to order by William Dickson chairman
of tho central democratic committee, and
Joseph Bradley, esq, will act as permanent
president. Lawrence Gardner and DIR. Charles
Allen woro selected as principal secretaries.
The other officers will be:
.prcsi1ents-Willum Dickson, George
w. Cochran, w. NJ. Galt James L. Barbour,
Ernest A. Ridgwav, Frank Hume, Walter d.
Davidgc, Columbus Alexander john f. Norris,
u. l. White A. 4. Wilson, j. A. Baker, o. \.
Stevens and about fifty others,
Secretarics--Gcorge w. Adams \. C, Buell.,
l. n. Burritt, G.. G. WCddciburn, George
Douglass S. Hutchins, w. J. Walker Mills
Dean, II. r. laggart aud Dr. II. II. Barker
John L. Norris, esq, and Captain james
Goddard of the Jackson Democratic associa-
ton have been invited TO preside at the over.
now meetings to bo held at the stands erected
east and west Of the city hall.
Among the speakers who will positively ad-
dress the meeting are Hon John w. Daniel
Of Virginia. ex-senator John Pool Of North
Carolina, Hon. Montgomery Blair of Nary
land, Hon. Eppa lIunton Of Virginia. Hon.
Isadore Raynor of Maryland, Judge J. w. NJ.
Harris Of Mississippi Hon. George w. Nor
gan Of Alabama, Stlson Hutchins, esq, H. o.
CIaughten, esq, aud a number of local
speakers. 1t Is also expected that Senators
Truman, Hampton aud Vest will DO present.
Hon. John FOrney, who was invited and ex-
pocted to be present, has sent a letter of re.
grcts, stating that he has prior engagement
to speak in Philadelphia.
National Republican., 1880-08-26
The jackson Democrats.

short and social session of the Democratic
Jackson association was held last evening, tho
feature Of which was the attempt of Dr.
Charles Allen to sing an English aud Hancock
campaign song to the tune of Hail Columbia"
The effect of the doctors vocal cfiusion was
somewhat marred by the band in Abner's
which struck up just as he began to sing. He
persisted, however, and Gssayed four verses, at
the conclusion of which motion to ad djourn
was unnecessary, as his auditors had preGipi-
tatcly tlod. Messengers were dispatched after
quorum, and finally some Of the members of
the association were coaXed back, not, how
ever, until they were informed that tho doctor
was done. Business was then resumed, with
Mr.. Columbus Alexander in the chair and Mr.
S. p Moses secretary. Upward of score of
new members were enrolled after which
badges, to be worn in the procession Tonight
were distributed. DR.. Culver read communi
cations from several clubs outside the Dstrict
announcing their intention to participate in
the parade, and an Invitation to the associa.
tion to attend pole raising at Arlington on
the 2d proximo was accepted. 1t was an
nounccd that the association expected to turn
cut 400 strong tonight, altor which an ad.
jourlment was agreed upon.
National Republican., 1880-08-26
'Operations of The nealth On,ec,

The following is Health Officer Townshond's
report Of the operations of his office for the
week ending August 81, 1880: Nusances report.
cd, sos; referred, 80; abated, 5li; referred to
commissioners, A official notices issued, 5S
citizens complaints, So; deaths from all causes
reported, ~ cases of death referred to coro.
ner q burials at public expense, o; invostiga.
tions for local causp Of disease, 7; tons Of gar
bage removed, 5ll; dead animals removed, 267
Marine products inspected--3l bushels oys.
ters, 1878 lunches fish, 1S017 saltwater
tailors, 3 sturgeon, 80 trout, 1888 crabs,
42 l2s clans, 252 macicrel. Marine products
coudemned-20 punches fish, Gals crabs, 12S
clans Unwhoesome food conlemncd-507
pounds beef SO pounds mutton, 73 pounds
veal, 43 pounds pork, l6 pounds sausage, 9
salt tongues, 37i pecks apples, 2l3 cabhages,
$40! dozen corn, 2j6 egg.pants, 52{ dozen
cymlings, 30! pecks tomatoes B pecks beans,
2G5 quarts lima beans, "a pecks peaches, 81
pounds grapes, 65i0 watormeons, 2,ls9 can.
teloupes, 80 dozen cucumbers, 10 pecks pears,
3 pecks plums, 354 bushels miscellaneous
vegetables, Pound report-20l animals i'm.
pounded, 10 redeemed, 1913 killed so remain.
ing in pound Report Of physicians 10 the
poor-2O9 patients treated SO of which were
white and 1913 colored; POI visits werc made
and rs Office consultations held; So orders for
food were issued to sick poor persons.
National Republican., 1880-08-26
A D,unkcn nlnn win a pnbr.

The Alexandria Gd=ettc Of last evening says:
Considerable excitement was created at tho
ferry wharf yesterday evening about $50
o'clock by the conduct of II drunken man with
wife from Washington. The baby was taken
away from him by an Alexandrian, who in
turn was assaulted by another Alexandrlan,
and for a time there was scene Of great con-
fusion. The druken man was finally per-
suadod TO join his wife on the ferryboat and
he left for Washington. On complaint Of
George Nowlaul warrant for the arrest OF
by Justice Mottcr, last night, before whom
the case will come up tomorrow evening"
National Republican., 1880-08-26

The clcrk Of the court has issued The fol-
lowing marriage licenses: Oliver l.. w. Iiar'
rson Of this city and Annie b. Dishmsn Of
Wcstmoreland county, Va; Wesley Bushr0yd
and Lucy Watkins; Clarendon Smith Of this
city aud Lena Overall Of Warren county Va;
Samuel L. Skidmore of This city and Henrietta
lIW Of Prince Georges county, Nd; NJ.
Oliver Ricketts, aud Sarah y, johnson, both
Of Montgomery county Md Francis Robcy
ad Lmma StausburY, both Of Prince Georges
county, I'D,
National Republican., 1880-08-26
Ihe Govornnont prlnlMG Omee am.

4 regular meeting Of tho Government
Printing Office Garfield aud Arthur campaign
club was held last night gt their rooms, No.
l32 Ninth street northwest, with Mr.. II. J.
Kelr IN the chair and Z, Kng5man secretary.
Mr.. O. s. Allen was selected yico.pgesidont
NLcssrs. Dcneanc, Scotto, Galley, Burnside and
Geddes were appointed committee TO pro.
cura documents from the congressional COM.
miltee. Aproposition Will be presented at the
next mcolimg Of the club 10 procure rooms 10
be kept opeu during the campaign at ali
times,
National Republican., 1880-08-26
Tnn NIrrlnIa nnrIIsts.

RICHMOND, Aug. 25--The case Of Or, George
Ben Johnston, arrested on charge Of being
0bOut to engage in duel with Captain John
S, Wise, was called IN tho police court to-day,
but continued without hearing until Satur.
day owing to the absence Of an important wit.
LESS, Captain Wise has noty yet been arrested,
National Republican., 1880-08-26

TIE celebrated Orphans Gloo club of Balti.
more has been engaged, and will appear
every evening at Driver u Schofolds Palace
Garden in their choice selections of solos
duets, trios, quartcttes, etc AL sho.,,,1, near
these excellent singers
National Republican., 1880-08-26
vital statistics.

Tho total mortality in the District of Colum.
bia for the week ending Saturday, August q,
1850 was Il (being 0 less than the week
Previous or NJ tho rate OF 2l72 per
1000 per aunum. OF the decclents, 10 were
white males 10 white females 10 c0Orcd males
and II cOlored females showing an annual
death.ylte Of 1913 per O)O for the white and
3Q.Gi for the Golorel population The deaths by
classes We're as follows; Xymotic, 25; con.
stitutional, 10; local 20; deyolopmental, 7, and
violence 3. Fron phthiais pulm1nalis or con.
sumption thcro were Deaths diseases of the
nervous system, g. scarlet foyer and diarrhma,
4 eachi maaial fever, hepatitisaud premature
birth, 3 each; typhoid fever diphtheria and
Group, . each, and / each from bronchitis.
congestion OF the lungs, hemopiysis, iypho.
malarial fever, dysentery, outero.coltis, chol-
Crn iuidntum, Brigh's disease, carbuuGlo and
alcoholism. OF the deaths 80 occurred in
Washington 6 in the county aud 10 in tho
hospitals Forly.cight OF the deccdents were
natives Of the District, 10 Of other parts of tho
United States and Of foreign countries.
Niueceen white and 90 colorcd were under
8 years Of age g white and colored were
90 and over The greatest mortality 10
dcaths) occurred ON tho l5.h tholeaatl2 u death0)
on the 10Th There were &c births reportod--27
white males, 80 white females, 20 3colored males
aud II coioIed females, showing an annual
| brtA-Tato Of 1858 per 900 for tho white aud
| 3Gl4 for the cooIed population, Marriages
| reported, 9-whitc, s, COlOred, !, Sli.-births
| 1-Wbitc, !; colored, 3,
National Republican., 1880-08-26
BENEDIcTINE MALT WINE BEER. Finley s.
Koch, agents, 1905 Pennsylvania avenue.

"WILL it do no barm?" This is the quos.
ton often asked, and the answer is ut can
not" for Dir, Bulls Baby Syrup isan innocent
remedy, warranted to contain neither Opium,
Morphia, or anything injurious Price %
cnnIs a hnltle.
National Republican., 1880-08-26

Tho National Safe Deposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street and Now York avenue
continues TO receive valusbles Of all doscrip
tons for safe keeping ut very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-08-26
InhlrnilniIs.

For New England and the middle Atlantic states,
stationary or higher barometer, falling, followed
by stationary or rising temperature, north to east
winds, clear or partly cloudy weather IN former
aud partly cloudy weather and light rain IN latter
district
National Republican., 1880-08-26

THE Carpet Business for the season will bo
centred at Julius Lansburgh's, 3l5 Seventh
street.
National Republican., 1880-08-26
IRR GMlTR 4 EGRE MISUNDERSTANDING C0..

LOCK bOA l'Ol, BlilDGEPOkl, CONN,
ManulRcturegs Of EpeoA,los In Light Hardware and
Metallic Goods generally Government anu Giant lAl.
locks, sewing Machine LocGs Plano Locks Organ
Locks the automatically made Giant sash Chglu, su-
ror.i 10 syory other and very much cheaper. No
special pulley required. The Smith EVge Maput1c-
turing Co. also gives special attention ~ The nEklAg
OF ez.i"Ates 10y the cost OF he Manufacture OF pat
eptod Inventions aud all ho necessary loJ!S, and lhe
Notwithstanding OF the sElne on royalty, Al cOmmu,
geaIlphs @celed cyulu2nlgIly gpld'eUgm
National Republican., 1880-08-26

THE Rowland Dental Association, 2ll Four.
0nd-Aaii street, use only S, S. Whites artificial
teeth Philadelphia. Price, 81 per set. Sec adyt
National Republican., 1880-08-26
CITY I1lEllIS.
Therrnome,iic Iiondlngs,

My life was saved by Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure.-E d. Lakely, Selma, Ala.
National Republican., 1880-08-26
WHY SEyD YOUR MONEY WDSY,
If YOU CAN DO A3 WELL AT Hol

II YOU CAN DO As WELL All HoME2
Itycm want the Sweetest and Whiiest Bread buy
our NEW SOUTH; II Is equal 10 best Minnesota
u YOU want the noxt best Flour use our HUN
GARIAS PATENT
JOHN DANIDsON FAMILY.
For sGlO by all tue leading Grocefo Gnd Flour
Dealers
WuOLRSALF DEPOT,
WILLIAM H. TENNEY 3 SONS,
mi7-6m Capital Mills. Georgetown, D. G.
National Republican., 1880-08-26

julius LASsGURGH, the popular Carpet
Funisher from his new store, 3l5 Seventh
street, asserts that no one will underscll him.
National Republican., 1880-08-26
MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE.
N. w. BURCHELL,
beI 1899 h STR EFT.
New Advertisements.
AInrrIane LIeensns.

J., IIeiibum, IO2 Seventh street.
Maurice Lunghou, G2i L street northwest
National Republican., 1880-08-26

500 Pair bracelets,
gold and plated, at wholesale cost to reduce
stock. r. Harris & Co., 432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-08-26

tArrlyc daily Othcrs sundays excepted.
EJ"For tho Time Of departure VI iralus see Rdyeg-
tMemeuls elsewhere.
National Republican., 1880-08-26
ARRIyAL OEPASsENGER rRAINs,
baltimore and Potomac Depot, corner Sixth
and - SLreeth.
Baltimore ana Ohio Depot, corner New Jer-
sel Avenue aud street.

MORNING.,
tGt. Louis ~ Ci.l, eI. 5'iS
tpnila. Bait. = way. G.OU
tPhila. an. Y, ,eY .,., Go
lChicagO'G Pitlsburg
~ sssssssss.ssss'ssfssss i'sy
RhitU. q way stations 3 QO
Frederick &C, lbist,
brAuCh) .,o.,, ,,"n" SOS
Baltic. q AuuRp. OK. s,s7
bipTlinshurg and lin'
gerstUwu A.. (AiQt
brgnCl) "ur u.,.r." Gi9
tnHllo. AC......,,,.,.,...lD;30
EEllo, eA,nu,,,,"u.,,,u,il'oV
National Republican., 1880-08-26

Il ' iAN NJ
tlSnltO. aC.,,,....,,...,,, % l;50
RnllImore way (Sun'
days only).r. ."",.r 800
| BnltO, nC""u.,.,,,.,"., f'3U
[ Ny, PhilA q BoNeA. boo
/ Piedmont, Strn6Onrg,
Winchester, Ffelk,
llaAerstOWn, Pt. VI
ROCK and way sta
tOhs ,r,,nn",'"'",,',. 5'O5
Baltic. ac-,,,....,.,,,,, bijI
/ tChlcoRO, st. Louis &
| plitsnurg cypress 7'l0
/ Z HdltO. GS.".,,,.,.,.,.,,,, i'B
/ iNaltu.NNYuy alntiOns 500
my. Phil d BUs,gX. $50
.LdeyS excepted,
arlure Vi tralus see Rdyeg-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-18
Poor Encouragement

Detroit Free Press.
A ragged man Of leisure who was sun.
ming himself on the wharf at the loot OF
Grlswold street Yesterday, was accosted
by a second, who was a little more rag
ged, if possible, with the inquiry,
"And which party are you hollering
for this fall?'
"Neither," was the brief reply.
"Whal, amt you fixed?'
"Not a fix. The best offer have had
i the promise Of two dollars for two
months of hollering"
"Only two dollars' Why, what sort
of an election is this going to be, and
Presidential year, too? Did you take
Take it?" echoed the other, as he
pulled a loose patch over his naked
knee, 81 did not. I've been thinking
and thinking for a whole week past, and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-18
Trustees Sale Of the Market ~.
Brewery Property.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by J. =. BrOckardt and wife and G. Frank
and wife, to me, the undersigned trustee. bear.
ing date on the ith day OF April, A. ID 1874, ana
OF record in the Clerks office Of the County Cont
for Ohio county. West Virginia. in deed OF trust
boob No 6, pages 525 aud 81, ! will. on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER ., A ID. 1850,
Commencing II 10 o'clock A. NJ. at the front
door of the Court House OF said county, proceed
10 sell at public sale, 10 the best and highest
bidder, the following described property, that u
to say: The south one .halfOf lot No. 9S, situate.
lying and being on the east side OF Market
street. between Eighth and Ninth, formerly
ACams aud jefferson streets, In the City Of
Wheeling, county Of Ohio and state 81 West Nir-
GINA, together with all appurtcranccs thereto
belonging.
TLRys OF SALE one hall, or as much more Of
the purchase money rs the purchaser may elect
cash on the daT Of sale; the balance In W equal
instllImcntS, payable gn six and twelve months
from the day Of sale. with interest. the deferred
payments to be secured by deed OF tmstduly cX.
ccntcd and recorded. J.. WILHELM, Trustee.
Russell & Stilel, attorneys
WM, II, HALLER, A%uctionccr. ag17i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-18
For SIIe-FuItOn Property.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by Frederick ForSch and JaCobina For,ch
his wife. dated the 18th day OF september, A. ID
1875, recorded in the Office of the Clerk ~ the
County Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia. in
deed OF trust book No. II, page SIG, to the under
signed Trustee. ! will sell, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1870,
Al the front door Of the Court House OF Ohio
county. West Virginia, commencing at 10 O'Clock
A.. NJ To the highest aud best bidder, thu follow
ing described real estate, situate In the town of
Fulton, in said county, to-wit: A portion Of the
Fulton paper mill lot, situate in the town Of
Fulton, county Of Ohio, State Of West Virginia,
bounded rs follows, to.wit: commencing a. n
point in the Westerly line Of Center street. nine
teen QW feet south Of the south line Of said mill,
thence In a straight line parallel wsth Marshall
street To Il road on Wheeling creek; thence with
aid road To Marshall street; thence with Mar.
shall street tn the corner OF Marshall aud Centre
streets. nd from said corner Ia the point Of he
ginning, being the same property which Was
conveyed to the said ForNch by Lewis Baker
aud wife. by deed dated the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, A. ID. 1879.
TERMS OF S~ArE-ChSh. The title 10 The shove
described property + believed 10 he good. but
selling rs trustee | shall only convey such title
as is vested in me by said deed of trust.
sep2i GEORGE ". JkFFERS, Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-18

rN,r-SlyE NNNIE1Y OR PROLONGED
II study. will rTuiuca iUhrml,y IN tn Ner,
Won, system. iu gupprtiuU - the Strength OF
t1t- >rsr.u is expended mon the mtul IN
trpgb..F Thought. sd a-a the organs OF DIGESTION,
a,.5-.. zion and nutrition, rendered t~ud'tlNc
ant sluggish ir proportion gs the system be
come, frirm. Every individual ha> some one
c~.Hu weaker than N" res. AMI this j. always
q. first 90 ,r F.rdu-iug nervous p-OStrd-tnu. Tor
IN .N letting news sometimes causes total
sl,1.uSinu ut tac muscular action ot the heart,
wr.u rrs patient O., tehil tatCd, producing SUI
IA. rrny-rhHg-a and death. NOtOubt0ny longer
remain, OF .lr uultuhiIlty Of restoring the ucr
Won, >r>r..l. amos tarHugh the nerves the muscles
Of tu. iwuHi-e} Organs. FElLpWN COMPOUND
Sy.rr uF INUurTp-IG.IE, IN, heou proved 70
pls.eSs such plwyr lu numerous Instances. II
vii impl-t >lrvu-tI 'p overcome trouble ana
rH1.rripn. Persons who are accustomed - LOOK
ur,n tnn dark ~rtr. ami who 20 no pleasure IN
Ifvlng. ON u-.u- this syrup >'ou learn 20 value
ami enjoy lfr and those who study deeply dur
il. llu. hours. wall find in the syrup a pro
meter .t the ulwHr q endurance IN the brain
Their. {, mo- ub,Ju!,ty i1 the fact that an i'm
pt-.I Nervous ~ tern e. Uses Consumption,
NrlgI-ta. Bronchitis. Dyspepsia. Asthma. Epi.
l,ur.r FIt, Wllpp.gg Couch. Heart u sraSe and
ahpsr uf others. them why istt oh,uri that Fat
lows yrrr u> .Urrss. which rl~eCtuglly cures
Nr-vuI, Debility. sElU.d rgrc these diseases
g'sp. Remove ths cause and the complaint
will cease
ss-LrsE 0u. for rbs name and address, J. l..
FELLN~ s. John. y. g., on the yellow wrap
per lu water mark, which is seen by holding the
paper by.u-. 'Hc light
Prurs 50. % per Bottle. SIX for $50.
Sod ny Dr ~, LIST * co.