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He sent il out to dealers who ordered
assortments of cheap goods. Nothing
was heard from 1t for time. Suddenly
from Chicago, il holiday time, came a
flood of orders The numerical puzzle
was not yet kuown-that is, not yet in
vogue there. The puzzle is utilized for
advertising. A southern transportation
company has ordered boxes OF blocks
which, when properly arranged, will
spell the name of the company. \
sewing machine company has utilized II
in the same manner. IL Is SAID tnat an
uptown firm of jewellers has ordered
1000 OF these puzzles made OF ivory
blocks in fancy boxes. They are TO re-
tail for "a apiece. Another nrm IS nav
ing the puzzle made in glass, with the
numbers ground upon the faces Of the
blocks. These are 10 sell for p cents
The puzzle consists Of square box,
into which are fitted 10 wooden squares,
numbered consecutiyeiy from to 10.
There is room for four rows OF four in a
row. The absence of the sixteenth
block in the box affords room for the
movement of the Others. The game Is
10 disaIfange the blocks and then 10
bring the numbers into consecutive or
der by shifting them into plae, without
lifting one of the bottom of the box.
The intricacies of this apparently simple
exercise are startling. A maIhemAti-
clan vino reporte' the result OF his cal
cul.tions III the SUn wrote out that tAe
number vi possible movements l. ,SoI,-
o74 JUS UO0. IAere are said 10 uu a
u lmD.r vi combinations that are either
very difficult OF solution or, as some De-
lieve imposs BILE. One dealer solennly
assured the Sun reporter that two unfor-
tunaie men ia Boston who encountered
these combinations are now insane and
in the asylum. He says that a Mr.. J. +.
Rassen, Of 207 Pearl street, offers slO0
to any man who will extricate him from
the tangie in which he became involved
when he found the blocks in this order:
The Osceola times., 1880-04-10

PREuDIcE often rules in the plysIi'ssa a.
treatment of Babies. They are alloWeSa Si,;s "
suffer and scream with pain from in in
Flat llence, Bowel Disorders, etc, .Sr NnS
some simple, reliable and safe reinsI
as DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup, would give aha M
immediate relief and perfect ease 70 w
little sufferer.
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The same dealer says that this is the
combination that most frequently causes
tsoab,s. He says that he receives great
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TIMELY TOPICS.

SOMETHING must be done to block the
little game Of fifteen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

Civ Coancil.-A regular mec'ing o' sus
fy,v Cancel was held last night. Inc iol'
lowing members were present: NESTS
perdne (prcsident). Royal, Gsbbs. fa'te-
son. Nunnally, Bailowe, and Sbo,weil.
A communication from The Mayor snow
inc the work done at his court during tpe
month az January (Which has already ncen
published In The Dispatchl was received
and ordered 10 be tiled. His Honor ca'ied
the attention OF the Council to the Dad con-
di,ion If the market-house ROOF: ms
n,atter was referred TO the Committee Oh
Lands aud Buildings. a.
An augmentation Of $40 was ordered 10
be divided among several persons VINO arc
in very destitute circumstances.
TIE report Of the Finance Comm'ltse'
through NE. Patteson, chairman. was pie-
sented and adopted. IL recommends we
payment Of number OF bis, atoount.u y
s259.7 and that the sum oil siS4. Wn,cp ~
interest due on bonds September l, 1919 nc
paid by the Treasurer. 49,
The special committee appointed 70 oos-
slder the question Of appropriating iunds
towards the support OF the Free bridge pre-,
sented their report. which was puDllshed
in the Dispatch last week. The report was
received, and &r. Royal offered heioiioW-
ing resolution regarding 1t;
Reso!ued, That the sum OF Sl,oV0.oo DC
appropriated towards repairing ana maui
tanning the Free bridge.
The resolution was adopted unuer sus-
pension OF the rules. Dir. GIBBS was neIe
excused for the evening. All OF tnc mem
bers voted for Mr.. Roy alPs resolution.
The following communication was nc"
ceived from the Mayor:
at has come TO my knowledge that an
accident occurred Thursday on upper hu'i
street In consequence OF too fast running
through the city by train Of the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Company. mere
recommend that the City Attorney De ask
whether there is any law on the suolect OF
trains passing through cities; ana II nor, tnat
DE frame an ordinance on the subject reen.
atipg the speed Of trains through the city,
Referred 10 the Committee on Ordinances.
Mr.. William Heider was allowed to erect
a frame stable upon his premises, on the
corner OF Ninth and Hull streets.
A communication from Captain j. D.
Wirt, Of the Alert Fire Company, relating
to the painting Of The doors OF the engine
house, was presented, and referred 10 the
Committee on Lands and Buildings.
The question Of enforcing the rules upon
mcmber> abseDting themselves from the
meetings came up, but nothing was done In
regard to IT., as the Council adjourned whiie
the matter was being considered.
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VXTIRT ROBERTS, SEVENTEEN III
w aud Gary streets. dealer IN best "a. ,>E
THRACITE COAL OF all siLes; ~ nm ID.
SI'IINT coat: CLOVER NIL anu MinNn
THAN LUMP and HAIL. Also, 81 MbEhi.N ~
COAL by the cargo or in small lots 10 su' l'
oA'Se''' van "u' '''~ WIRT ROBrRt-,
Seveateenih and Cary street.
Orders by Telephone or Otherwise Ir""Y, KIN
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LETTER. CARRIERS NATIONAL CONVENTION. |

LETTER-CARRIERs' NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Cincinnati, Ohio, February 6.-The Ma
tional Leiter-CarIiers' Convention, which
has been IN secret session here since Mon
day, adjourned last evening TO meet again
at Indianapolis on the 10th OF November
next. Sixty cities were represented. The
object Of the meeting was to perfect The
plan for the mutual benefit Of etter-car-
riers. An organization was effected, with
Il. G. Dennis. Of Boston, president; VIII
liam e.. McFadder, OF 81. Louis, vIce-presi-
dent; William Il. Wild, OF Brooklyn, n.
Y, treasurer; and Cos. A. WINNER, OF
Philadelphia, secretary. The Convention
adopted the title " Carriers Mutual
Benefit Association" BY the assessment
OF one dollar on each member Of the Asso.
citation. the sum OF $1,000 will be provided
for members family in the event OF hi:
death. The Association also undertakes tC
provide for members and their families du
ring sickness.
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AUCTIcN SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By Robert q. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auc.ioneer,
1912 Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EXTRA
OvALUABLs, MOST nE-lRABLY LOCATED.
FARM, WITH GOpD BRICK DWELLING AND
OTHER LARGE IMPGOyEMENTS THEREON;
N BOWLING GREEN. BEHRic0 G0p NTY,Os
THE ROAD LEADING FROM THE CHEsA.
PEAKE AND OHIO RAII.EOA y SHOPS TO THE
MECHANlrsyILaE TURNPIKE, KNOWN 80
THE FORMER HmMn * TIE LATE JOIN
En- AND OCCUPIED BY RUSH BURGESS, ESQ +,
ny PUBLIC AUCTION.--In pursuance oil decree
euierc by the Cbaneery Court Of tl' city or Rich
mond In the suit Burgess rS Beyin snd dLs.. en-
tered on the 2fth day o; January, 1880, appoint
ing MS commissioners Tor the purpose. we shall pro-
coed to sell upon The prem,,s, by suc,,Sn; on d,
the hour OF O'Clock Of that day or fair; II n on
the next fair day theraier) the property described
IN the deed as follows: All that certain iRAoT
PIECE. OR PARCEL OF LAND, with the bnilf-
ings and improve menis thereon. formerly owned by
John Minor Bots, wing on Bowling street. In me
county Of IIenrico, about three quarters 81 Iniie
of Philip X pier and. othirs. containing about
FORTY ACRES. f6is land Is extremely fertile
and Is in high state of cultivation, and by It's con.
fiyuity 10 The city ofRicbmOnd Is extremely yalu-
able not only for iis great advantage rs truck
farm. but 10y reason of its prospective value as q
site for building lots. The DWELLING Is Of brick,
containing about nine rooms: Kitchen, &C; mas
front and rear pOrchcs Is well watercd: and tnere
Il nDOn this place most excellent orchard ana
MANY grape vines, which bear veil. There are rev
as desirible places near Richmond as this. and the
SAFE Offers IN unusual opportunity for Investment
or for home. - -,
THE TERMS under the decree win be One fourth
of the purchase. money In cash: balance upon n
credit of six. twelve. eighteen. and twenty'four
months, negotiable notes, with y per cent iuterest
aided. and secured by trust Geed, or All CASH. ~
the option Of the purchaser.
Possession will be given the lst day OF March
next The property IS now occupied Oy MAJOR D.
" r. VI. CONNER.
Special Commissioners.
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Real Estate Agent and AuciiOneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ VERY
" DESIRABLE AND WFLL-BUlLT BRl' X
TENEMENT. No Gil, ON THE EAST LINE OF
TWFNTY-SlXTH STREET BET w EE y
LEIGH AND NJ STREETS. CHURCH HILL,
AT PUBLIC AUCrIUN.-ln pursuance OF de-
Inond entered on the lSt day OF January. 1850, I'm
the suit Of Cooke rs. Coke, trustee, !. the under
signed COMM .siouer. appointed for the purpose,
will sell. uDoa the premises, AZ public auction. Oh
TUESDAY NEXT. the l0ih day Of February,
1880. ~ AZ o'clock L. NJ. the ahOye-descrbed Pro-
PtRTY. The DWELLING contains six rooms.
with nice hail. and In good repair. There 3, suier
did well OF water and some choice irut-trecs upon
the lot. This is q pleasant and well-lOcated small
dwelling. The LOT Is Z5xl32 feet.
TERMS: Under decree one fourth cash; balance
~ six. twelve, ana eighteen months. with per
cent interest added 10 negotiable notes, secured by
4 deed Of trust.
Special attention Is called 10 this sale.
}. PRESTON COOKE.
e. Commissioner.
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A You've LADY TO BE CREMATED.- The
body OF Miss Dolly Hartman, aged eighteen,
who died at her home, In Allegheny city,
Pa, on Tuesday, will be csemated in the
Lemoyne furnace, at Washington. Pa, to-
morrow. At death she expressed wish
to he cremated. This will be the second
female cremated, and altogether, the fifth
cremation in the Lemoyne furnace. The
incarceration is to be private. Last evening"
Washington Star.
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Expiration of office. terms OF office
OF tie follawing-named councilmen will
expire next May: II. T. BaIlOwe, from the
First Ward; A. c. Gibbs, Second Ward {;
w. II. Walker. Third Ward; and A. Roy
all, Fourth Ward. These gentlemen have
during their whole term OF Office faithfully
served their constituents, and will no doubt
he rerlpcfc0.
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A Bold Robbtry.-On Wednesday night
the hcn-5ouse OF Mr.. II. &. Latham, near
Mayo's bridge, was entered by thieves, who
succeeded in carrying off a number OF fine
fowls. Mr. Latham was at work upstairs
in the building when the robbery occurred,
but did not find IL out until in the morning.
The thieves killed the chickens in the house
before taking them away, and left several
fowls behind with necks broken.
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The Old Yorktown He'll.

Editors DiSpatch: The address, as re-
1uesied by you for Rev. Alexander T..
Hund,ey, is 1.-THE Hook Manufacturing
Company, Philadelphia. Pa" which sue
ceeded Henry W. Hook, deceased, who
preserved the fragments of the old York
town bell and made an offer TO recast them
for the State OF Virginia without charge,
provided the State would furnish the de-
sired model. This offer is renewed, we be-
lieve, by the Hook Manufacturing Com
many. X. A. BROCK.
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Statistics. --Tbe following are the statis-
ties of The cleIk OF the Hastings Court for
the month Of January: Number Of deeds
recorded. 4S; number CT marIiage-icenses
issued, 15-14 white and colOred. There
are three prisoners confined in jail at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

WANTED, TWO WOMEN (mother and
w daughter ureferred) 10 20 North to live In
the same Emily; also. FIVE COOKS, WASH
Frs and IRONERS for private families-ail col
ored. apply to 1900, x,,. 49,.
fo71tx No. q Fifteenth street.
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Another Robbery.-The hen-house Of John
Newman (colored), in the vicinity OF the
Free bridge, was broken into by thieves
Wednesday night. Some very fine fowls,
valued at $40, were stolen.
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Rr.L ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE, AND
Uyooke station forty mics south of Washington,
u. e.. on the line OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad FARM OF LIGHT T.
SEVEN ACRES. opposite the depO buildings, with
DWELLING. ICE-HOUSE, FARMkRS-HOlSE
Aso, the VALUABLE GRIsT Mil, e1lIt OF
TITPHINE WATER Wheel. &c. This estate H.
superior TO the majority of country business loca-
ton. for selling goods. milling ard handing me
general Or )duce OF mis- stc;ion these combined
would make splendid and money-nakinE occupa-
ton. , Ill.,,
The properties will be sold at bargain, elmer Sc
naraIcv or together: and II reasonable cash paw
mont tie made deferred paymen VIII he carried
four ard five years.
sufficient r, asOn given why this property IS On the
market. Particulars of
C. BARKER. Brooke station,
y.-otE stafford county. Va.
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lITrasA WATER.
DFLMONT LITHIA WAIEk' .
Is NEW KENT COUNTY, VA.
A SURE CURE FOR AGUE AND FEVER, SEU-
RALGiA, AND ALL DISEASES of
TuE BLADDER AND KIDNEYS.

IT'S ANALYSIS, TESTIMONIALS &C. &C
Virginia Is noted tor the mineral waeiS Oh grtSa
gu a., stste. hut none are more entitled 10 favor
than new rival which has only CONE mo Io,icg
within Tie lat fey months. rms IS lhe "ohue''u'
BELMONT LITIIIA WATER,
xhoss marvellous curative powers are attes,cd by
,nanv wsI-kpown citizens. IL is not spring, SUP
iecl 10 fluctuations in It's supply, but an
ARTISAN WELL,
having ITS source remote from the outlet ahn pour
ing forth It's hcalih-giving waters III he'ei-iai'
ing. ever.steady stream. .,,,-,.a,
The following analysis. made BY inc accompnsnsn
State Chemist. pr. WILLIAM II. TAYLOR sels lorth
its claim ae amongst the rery foremost in Us cura-
tive properties:
ANALYSIS.
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WANTED, A No. l LADY'S MAID,
w who understands house cea ming and machine
sewing; also q Fl rst-ciass WASHERWONAk. Ap-
rly at NO lOl east Franklin street, fe 7-lt$
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SpECTACLrs. EYr-Ca.AssEs, &c.

rTO REGAIN YOUR SIGHT srzsAeEa.
l. FOR Csc. - -
call at sO4 Main street and get pain OF si'ECIA-
CHS or EYEGLASSES. A large assortment OF
superior quality always OF hand. Prices from zoe.
upyards skiifully adjusted 10 the eye BY
W. u. COWARDlN,
Practical Opiician, MATCHMAKER, aud Jeweller,
de 2-6In 1904 Main street.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND. TO
USPAlD DIVIDENDS.
LIFE-INSURANCE COM.
PANY,
UNPAID IIVIDENDS.

The dividends described below will be paid to the
stockholders respectively or their legal repr, stnta
tves upon pr ion of their certificates OF stock.
In ease Of lost certificates, proof Of the ownersh zip
and loss must he made by aiildavit and bond with
security given 10 indemnify the company. the sub
scriber aud all others interested. Forms Of afii-
davi; and bond win be furnished by the subscriber
application.
MOTHER sTOCKHOL DERS EXCEPT THOSE
NAMED BELOW NEED APPLY. THERE WAS
ONLY ONE DIVIDEND DECLARED. WHICH
WAS IN FULL, ON THE 18Th MAY, 1874 AND
ALL THE OTHER STOCKHOLDERS HIVE RE-
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DENTISTS.

~ W. JONES, DENTIST, Office ENN
W. No. s07 FRANKLIN STREET, be-S1ffrO
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, having every con-
yenIenee aud appliance Tor comfort or his patients
with twenty-five years experience ana PRICES RE-
DUCRD, is prepared 10 perform gently and care
fully ali operations for such a. may desire his pro-
fessional services. no lf-om
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
YIN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.-ln pursuance OF Il Occrte OF the tlr-
cult Court Of Chesterfield county. In the chnctry
snit styled Lucy NJ BRYAN; Us. sophia Middleton,
eXecutrix, &c. entered at the November term,
1879 the Undersigned, special cOmT issioners, VIII
sell At public auction. on MONDAY the 9Th day Of
February. 1850. between the hours Of IL O'Clock
NJ ana 2 o'clock u. NJ. in font of Chesterfield
cOurt-hOuse. the TRACT of LAND mentioned IN
said decree, whereof Charles Middleton DIED seized
and possessed, containing, by recent survey, 333
ACRES, Iyiug about seven miles from Chesterfield
courthouse. near the Brighthore rallroad. and adj
j0ining the Lands of the Brightho Railway COM
pany aud Others. The buildings consist OF a good
aud sufficiently large and cOmnodious FRAME
DWELLING and The n CesSary out houses Inc
FARM is well wooded and watered, &C.: IS pleas
ant re idencc. near 20 churches ard schools. &c.
TERMS: one third cash; trc balance on credits
Of one and two years, equal In talment>, the pur-
chaser 10 execute his bonds for The deirrr pay
Irrnts. bearing interest from day Of sale, and The
tile retained i'll the whole purcnase-money shall
have been paid and 4 conyeyance ordered by the
Court. Il. II. JONtS. JR..
w. X. MCKINNEY,
GEORGE MASON.
il2S special COMMITS toner's.
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For sale by druggists gencrallv. and by
POLK MILLER & CO.,
ia1o Richmond. Va.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF Landry vir-
l. the of deed of trust from William Wilkinson,
we viii ofFr for sale at public auction, In front OF
the court house door of Chesterfield county, be-
tween the hours OF II O'Clock N. and o'clock l.:
NJ. on MONDAY, February Q, 1850, q TRACT OF
LAND formerly b, longing 10 said WiklnsOn, ylng
near GOode', bridge I'm Chesterfield county, contain
Ing 1853 ACRES, more or less. and bounded by Ap-
pomattox river, the lands Of II. T. Miler's estate,
and others. ,...
The title Is believed 10 be good. We sell subject TO
the widows dover. which has been laid on Inc
Widows dover interest can now be purchased at
reasonable price.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known on the day OF
s,Io WILLS j. ID iNCF,
JOHN SPEARS,
"a 90 Trustees
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ID Il. CARRINGToN.
FURNITURE.

CPECIAL NOTlCE.-0N EAsl n
- TERMS AND PAYMENTS. TWIN /, "a
sIlIi's or PARLOR AND Cu AMBER III
NiIIjRE-Just received, the ,srgeSl an, -, 'he
as.ortment Of Parlor suits e' cr before ~
civ al prices not equsll,oty any. hui lhe u ia
nnt aud Poplar suits, SID boaTds, Boo.es.'t IN,
Racks-Qucen, FAST LAX and other sIl 80 ,,,.'.nis
mr. 's,ask "a null Ia g, .ry partlealar. Il wN N"
your ,"'sss'' "'""' - ID GoYssges sigss'
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LIEBTG's EXTRACT OF HEAT.

r IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvoRtNG STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LiEBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT sis
asuecess and boon for which nations should
feel grateful."-see Medical Press" " Lancet,
"British Medical Journal" &c.
CAUTION.-Genuine only with the fac st'nile
Of Baron Liebig's signature In blue ink across
the label.
consumption In England increased tenfold
In ten years."
LIEBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
be had of all siorekeepers. Grocers, and Chem
lists. Sole agents FOR the United States Wholesale
only, G. David Co., f3 Mark Lane, London
England. nab 15-S1y
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by Chailin, staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
No. / north Tenth street.

AUCTION SALE OF VERY YALUA-
ETTS MAR THE BAL1INORE BRICK CONF
PANY'S YARDS ON MONDAY The % day u
February 1850. AZ A O'Clock J.. NJ. We VIII sell. on
ACRES OF the celebrated VAN LEW BRICk-
CLAY LAND. adjacent 10 the bTick.yaris OF the
Baltimore Brick Company and OF hes'rs. Powers x
CTumD.
The superior quality of this clay IS 50 wei estab-
lshed as 10 need no commentator IRON us ana Is
II is the last OF The Van Lew clay properly now on
the market. or likely % be for some years 10 come
if OK makers should not miss This Opportunity Of
securing the only clay from which brick can nc
made for SupplyiDg The city government. and which
Is preferred by builders 10 any other Kind.
The property will DC divided Into two parcels II
desired by Iurcha' ers.
TERMS one dfh cash; the balance IN equal pay
nents at six, twelve. eighteen. twentyf0Hr, thirty,
and thirty-siN months. with interest aided. for ne
gotIable notes, secured by trust deed on the pro-
pcrty CHAfFlN, STABLES CO.
AgctlOnCCrs.
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AMERICAN WORM SPECIFIC
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

The ooun,ensnoeis pale and leaden'coored' win
.,c,sona, nu.hes or a circumscribed spot on one OF
so,. e,o.,s. the eyes become dull; the pupils
Hate an azure semieircIc runs along the lower eye
.,. the uo,e IS irrItated, swells, ar5 sometimes
,le.ds. swelling Of the upper lip; occasional
so.s,cne with humming or throbbng Of the ears;
=, .nusua, secretion OF saliva: Shiny or fured
,o,su. breath very foul particularly in the morn
,,x .n,e,,,e variable, sometimes vorac'ous, with
i, knawfng sensation of the stomach at others en-
,tre,y gomez nteting pains in the s'omaeh' occa-
uonsi nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
,ut the abdomen bowels Irregular at times co'uve'
stools Shiny. not unfreQueutly 'inged win o'ooo'
belly swollen aud hard; urine turbid; respiration
,cccasiaps,,y difficult, and accompanied oy hlc-
cough cough sometimes dry and convulsive' un-
.sy and disturbed sleep, with grinding OF the
eeth tcmpee variable, but generally irritable &C.
Whenever .he above symptoms are found to exist
DIR. c. McLANE's vERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT CURE.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
n any form. It's an innocent preparation, not ca
peble Of doing the slightest injury 10 me most
erder tnfont
The genuine DR.. MCLArE's VERMIFUGE bears
he signatures OF G. McLANE and FLEMING BROS
n the wrapper.
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