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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30
What 1. Wool doing to coll forp

We daily receive many letters asking
us tn name prices at which buyers and
shippers will be justified in entering
the Western markets for the new clip,
more especially that of Ohio, Pennsyl-
wanna, Michigan and Wisconsin. In re-
ply tn this question We have only To re-
peat what We have said by circular and
letter Tor the last two weeks We he
lieyo 35(S iOc. will he a fair price in OHIO
and Pennsylvania, and 30(d35c in Mich
igan aud Wisconsin. As We know that
every farmer claims that his clip is as
good ~ his neighbOrs, aud a. We know
also that Western merchants who buy
on order are apt To see only the highest
quotations, W. desire To emphasize tho
tact that when We quote Wt9iOc., We do
not mean I0c. for everything; on the
contrary we mean i0c. for very small
part ol the chip. Our quotation OF Voc.
il lust as important as that ut lOc., and
buyers who refer to our figures will
obligo us 10y keeping this in view.
We clip the above from Hallowell x
Coburu's circular OF June 18th. This
has also been our experience, yet our
letters have mostly been from growers,
and IN reply to whom We have named
the above as prices that buyers expect.
ed To pay, although We have not advised
sale at that price. In looking over the
field, the past, the present supply and
tho probably future, W. are inclined To
think that wool will do better, or at
least farmers should hold; not for "blg
prices" but We know that they are not
satisfied with the present prices offered,
and manufacturers say, gentlemen We
cannot buy your wool at present: We
are stocked up with WOODEN goods made
out of wool for which We paid high
prices, aud which We cannot sell Just
now at prices that will let US out, and
W. cannot buy aud hold both a year
supply of wool aud goods. Your assist
ance in this matter is very much need
ed lust now" The dealer, the much
abused "middleman" who is beginning
To yet little ruiiled but still retaining
his pleasant smile, remarks that unless
he can make cent or two per pound
he does not want any wool.
Il remains then for us to say that un-
less wool growers are prepared to accept
the above prices, il will he necessary tor
them to hold the wool, and they can rest
assured that ii they will not meet the
prices, the prices will meet them. We
believe the above firm, along with many
others, have fought these declining
prices, which have been put down not
on account oi the weakness Of wool hut
rather on account Of the weakness OF
other commodities aud articles at trade,
and Of which those out OF stock have
taken the advantage to bear down
wool
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Hsnoook's Connection with the surrsst
Exsoution.


Exsoution.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-The Sunday
Capitol to-day publishes an interesting
interview with Judge John Clsmpstt, Of
Chicago, tho leading counsel for Mrs.
surratt, Of which the following 10 an ex-
tract: Hancock was, from the first TO
the last" said Judge Clampett, "the
ideal Of an officer and a gentleman. lie
really was powsrless TO do much either
In one way or the other He was not a
member. OF the court, he Was merely an
official and an official whose final duty
was to command and order the execu-
ton OF the sentence. Mrs. Surratt was
treated carelessly az respects conven-
fence, and In a most brutal manner by
those In whose charge she was. II may
not have been done properly, but GER
tainly they were coarsely indifferent
toward her while she was still an un-
convicted woman. found her, when
FIRST admitted to speak To her as coun-
sci, in wretchod room with an apology
Tor a bed in the shape OF some straw
strewn on the floor and nothing for
furniture within the four walls. She
was lying sick on the miserable pallet,
and had to kneel down 10 speak to
her. She MAS in the charge, As were the
other prisoners, OF Colonel Hartranft.
On motion made before the court, II
expressed its ignorance OF the brutal
treatment she lived under, and at once
ordered decent accommodations for her.
Hancock, continued Judge Clampett,
"had no more to do with these details
than you had. When Judge Wylie,
with a Roman majesty OF character is
sued, almost at the peril OF his life, the
writ OF hdbeds corpuS in the case of Mrs.
Surratt, President Johnson and Score
taro Stanton decided 10 suspend the
writ, aud the execution followed. We
had hopes to the last Of reprieve and
pardon for Mrs. Surratt, and waited at
the Arsenal, hoping against hope.
General Hancock rode down and APP
preaching him, | asked Are there
any hopes lie shook his head slowly
aud mOurnfully, aud with sort OF gasp
ing catch in his speech, said: Il am
afraid not. No, there is not lie then
walked Oft Bit Tie had dismounted
and gave some orders to his Orderlies
aud walked about tor a moment or two.
Returning he said TO me, Il have been
in many a hattie, and have seen death
and mixed with il in disaster and in vic
tory. have been in living hell OF
fire aud grape shot, and my God I'd
sooner be there ten thousand times over
than To give the order this day for the
execution Of that poor woman; but am
a soldier, sworn To obey, and obey |
must This is the true and genuine
history OF all that General Hancock had
in common with the affair. lie Was
commanding, and as Commander Of the
National Capital, was compelled to he
obedient to the orders Of the Court
which sentenced the consplrators and
the so called conspirator to death. lie
had no voice in the matter, and could
have no action save ~ an agent To see
that the letter Of the law WAS carried
out in an order of alphabeic certainty
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,..,.,,,,., Er,.nd,, Romembor,

that Dr. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cher
~ has proven itselfto he a positive cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
aud all Lung diseases. IL has saved inc
lives of many even after the doctors hsd
aid there was no hope. Every one
declares that /. goes right to the right
spot. soothing and healing as 1t 10y ma
s,c all soreness Of throat and lungs
single dose taken at bed time w'il gen
tly warm the blood, cause Refreshing
slumber, and 10y morning an ".u'',siy
crn,,h arr cold will be gone. None gen
oins without signature OF Sanford 4
ParS Large pint bottles Sl,00. Keep
a Lottle always on hand, twill save YOU
many doctor bill. BE sure your drug
rat Gets the genuine Tor you, laushlln
Bros 4 Co, and Logan, List 4 20,
Wholesale Agents, Wheeling; West q
Gilmore, Agents for Bridgeport, ".
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Haunted Ne.

Debt, poverty aud suffering haunted
me ior years, caused by a sick family
and large bills ior doCtoring, which dli
mo- good. Twas completely discouraged
until one year age, 10y the advice ct my
pastor, l procured Hop Bit'ers aud com-
mencrd their use, aud ia one month We
wer, all We'll. and none oi us have been
sick iay since; aud want to say to
ALI poor men, you can keep your families
well A wear with Hop Bitters Tor less
than one doctors visit will COSTA
Workinyman. Iaughlin Bros. y Co,
Wholesale Agents, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30

Sunday Express leaves Wheeling at \: b2 A., H.
arriving al Welsburg at p.27 A. n. and AZ Steu
benvillo al p:hb A. NJ, connecting WIN racine
Express for all Western points.
Trains leaving Columbus AT $40 ?. n and $50
A. NJ. run daily. Through Chicago EIpross,
leaves Columbus daily except sunday, A. 7.
NJ with sleeping car aattachod arriving IN 'hlcs,
GOAT 10 next morning Berths can be secured
IN advance al Union Depot ticket once. Coium'
bus. -,
Pullman drawing nom sleeping cars through
jelphia AID New York, aud West 70 Columbus,
Cincinnati. Louisville, indianapolis and b.
Louis. -, -,-,..-
For through tickets. baggage checks sleeping
car accommodations, aud any further iniormA,
lion apply IN Joseph NJ. Belleyilla, Ticket Agent
at Panhandle Depot, foot Of Eleventh street, or
al City Ticket Once. under hciure Hous y
Wheeling.
O.;w. l. O'Brieu, General Passenger aud Ticket
Agent. Columbus d. ao
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Good Health Makes Earth . Heaven.

Remember that Dr. Guysolts Yellow
Dock aud Sarsaparilla has proven llseI'
Io he the best blood purifier ever discov'
cred. and is positive cute tor soIoI IVlA
and all Syphilis Disorders, " s;.nr',srs
and Debility, all Urinary and Digestive
troubles, etc. Price OF large quart bot
ties with full directions, sl.0. single
bottle will prove to you IT, merits AZ a
hsalth-renewer, for Il acts like charm
relieving both physical aud mental dis
trrss. driving out OF the human system
the many ills that flesh anu olood Is heiI
18th mind and body, exhausted by DIS,
sss" and suffering. Il makes the old
feel Young and buoyant; IL makes the
von5s feel gay. laughlin Bros, q 90
ssoS NIL Ian. List 4 Co, Wholesale Agents,
WSssIing: West 4 Gilmore, Agents Tor
bridgeport, q.
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Trustee's SaIe of a Fine Residence

Trustees Sale OF q Fine Residence.
DY VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by Catharue winshlp, Emma \: Winship,
franklin g. Wiuship aud Mary " winship, his
wife, To me as trustee, dated tho lsth day ol
APRIL In the year 1877, and recorded IN the
Clerk ofiV Oi the County Court OF Ohio county,
West Virginia, IN decd ot trust book No. ", at
pages III, 212 ahd S3, will. ON
SATURDAY, JULY 10, A. ID. 1880,
BEGINNING AT 10 o'clock A. NJ, sell al public auc
lion nj the front door Of the Court House of said
county, la the city Of Wheeling, the following
described real estate In said Clty. county ana
state, tu-wil: The south two thirds OF lOt mum
hcrcd one hundred aud ninety folr, ON the east
side Oi ChRpliuc street, between lwentielh aud
Twenty second streets, Ia the Ftith ward OF snld
city. being the real estate conveyed ~ franklin
Winship now deceased, by Matthew Is. Reed
and wife, by deed dated January I, 1867, and
now of record In said Clerk = Office In deed book
81 on page go. On said Iaud 10 the desirable
brick residence In which said franklin WinShip,
now dcCcasod formerly resided.
Title beloved ~ he perfect, butselling as irus-
tee, viii convey only the title vested III me 10y
said deed ~ trust
TgRMs OF sIIg One. third of the purhaso
money, and as much moro as the purchaser
may ulect Ia pay, cash In hand on day al sale
the residue 81 the purchase money % he payable
in two equal iustalueuts In one AMI two years
rcspestiyely from the day Oi sale, With interest
thereon from that day, payable semi annually.
the purchaser Ia give notes secured ny dccd oi
trust upon the property sold, for said deferred
tustaimcnts The purchaser, asa further security
ior Said deferred payments, will he required 10
have the dwelling un said land insured, loss "
any payable ~ the undersigned, IN reason
able ami unit aud Ia company satisfactory " me
lu5l ALFRED CALDWELL, Trustee.
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Pllssi PlltS! PILtsi
A Suse Cure fsUnd ~ Last. No
(hae Need aO(EeS.

sQrp fufs Coz he Bind, blssdIns- IthIhS
And ulesfstsi Pilss be, t-cn di1ofslef ~ Dt.
VIil.la, ian IDiian Tetnedyl. oailei DC WI.
IL ma Indian Ointment sssSig tot has curvd
me sorss sbross as>s.- al issnil ave aa1 thiny
n on apti nag thIs wonderful soS;bins geSklns.
fine to,iOns lastum~nis and s'ee'nsnss
do 4 rrsst desI mare harm than spDi WI.
jlAnS Oaaltssst sb~,shs lie laIaopi siiajs
Gffne warn Ia trtl sts AZ . gsgiiios. eiyss
kDs6aX and pAiaiess rviief. and 10 pretAref cali
lor Fiio ikhias u the plisxis tArv and ooth-
ing siss fhousssds q eufei ysiisnu stssst he
Il msissn not ksS tohS a. Hyycil Joa hsv:
Sn sGN niisaf tad1na NJ Otufp<nt ssd tsts
: t :..i s.ls Il = Si 80 s,s 3 s
Agssh Nfl
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Gard

Toall who are suffering from the en-
- M indiscretions of youth, nervous
~, - nSss. early decay, loss OF manhood,
a. Will send q recipe that will cure
S W., .ssS or cHAsGE. This great RENE
dy vas discovered 6y . m hs,s..ss an.
south Airica. Send seli-adS's;fss ns en-
ss,ons 10 ths Rev. Joseph I. inmAn'
station ID. New York City,
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Home Medicine.
NINE MILLION BOXES or
DR.. A. S. TOdd's Pills !!
Have been sold Ia this stAie.
Sold nv all Dealen. mall
Con, nlissiO toners Male


NY THAT PART or THE GRANT HOUSE
No. S6,.s property formerly known - Tho H""''
In the Muuiclpal Court Of wheeling:
James D. Tancy and Emily '. fancy.
su..ansh Lewis. Lou. " so.imsnsoe aud other,
IN CHAsVksI
by virtue Of decree cRtrred In The hunhiIal
Court Of Wheeling, 10 the sboyp entitled cause.
on Che nm day n Nay $50. the undersigned
special Commissioners named Ia aid dceree.
will. on
SATURDAY. THE 10Th DAY OF July. 1870,
Boginning at 0 O'Clock 4. ~, cell ~ public snc
ton Of the front door OF the Coort House OF
Ohio county. 10 the highest tlddsS, ihe ioilor
Ing described real Estate, thai 10 " say !be
n orth two thirds part. iory four ieet Ia width,
Of lo, numbered thiriy nine 80, situated on ths
east stds of Main stest mar Ton ~ STREET IN the
Cts Of WheslIug. Ia Ohio younJj Wost virginia
frRns o. BAIk-0ne- lhirf Of the purchase
money, and such further sum a. the purhssei
may elect On cash the rshIaiIIdsf in two equal
annual inslA ilIncnts, With interrst ftYm the day
OF sale. the purchaser 10 give LIQUIDS with security
fof the def-frvd pAymcnts, sud ne w. W be ~.
Nm. r. VI BBAhD,
Special TON m t<ioBeD.
wut,IIs. June o. IND jeiecdi
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CLEVELAND ( PlTTSBURG r.
Condensed Time Card.

GOING EAST AND WEST.
On and after Nov. y. 1872, all Isina Will run
daily Except sunday, a. follows:
Through trains 70 Pittsburgh.
Although trains " Cleveland.
Through trains 70 Chicago.
Pullman's Parlor Cars between Wsllsvilis ana
Hotel aud Sleeping Can on all trains between
Alliance aud Chicago.
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STAMPING when required al sherman House.
Etnsyihe West wheeling aud Gnyel hui
Tick ots aud bsgszgr checks 70 ell principal
ooinls In the East and West eau DC pIosnrrd al
The ticket othoe In bridgeport v. hrrh.
nnvg General PASSENGER . nckst Ageat
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Ayers Hair VigOr,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR

Advancing ycNN,
sickness. carr. disap
pOintmeni and here
ditAry pcdispOsi
tion. all turn the
halrgray. and either
Of them incline Il IN
shed pIematunely.
Ayers Hair NigoT,
BY long aud cKton :
Siye use, has proven
that e stops the fall
ing of the hair I'm
mcSilately oftcu "
news the gnuwh ,
and always surely
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,,.<tor,s It's cnlor. when faded OF gray. u Simu
istrs The nutritiyc organs to healthy activity end
as's,,,~,,s both the hair aud is beauty. Thus
brSshy. weak or sckly hair eeoomes glossy,
LIS cxnn,s.ior. falling hair u checked aud
Maintained. thin hair thickens. aud taded OF gay
hsIrs rSnmc their original oolOr It's operation
il sure ana harmless. II curcs dandr9n, heAi,
ali humura aud keeps me soAlp ~ SisAa =, ~
Soft-under which Conditions. ulse~sss VI Se
a. arssing Tor ladies hair, the Viser Is prAis
nj Tor its Erateful and asrccaele peaar'a. 49,
valnsi LOT Ihe SIT lustre and riehne~ VI "r0"
imparts. Prepared by u ,
d J. c, Aver &c, l 2, !!., sa''.'
Prasticn And Anslfu ace 49, h n.s,.
cine
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Pullman Palace, drawing Room aud sleeping
Cana on all night trains.
Close connections are made Tor all points
south and Southwest, North aud Northwest,
making this desirable route TOT oolouistl aud
persons moving 70 the great West, and 70 whom
particular attention IL given.
WHEELING, PITTSBURGH AND BALTIMORE
DIVISION.
Leave wheeling ..................b:S 4. y. I'D =.
Triadelphia Accommodation.
Leave Wheeling 20 A. y. b:io
No trains run on this division on sunday.
Tickets 10 all principal points on sale d depot.
once open at all houn during the day.
given. W. N. CLEMENTS, N. Of
4. T. DEvERIEs. General Agent, Wheeling.
mali
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CONsUMPTION CURE.

CONSUMPTION CURE.
In chanssable climate. like our. eysUons
.hould rtinsmber that Halls bslsan VOC the
Lung has provoo it.~ii :" D. Sss rum pI
Con,unp, Ion Asthma Bronebiis aud all Lang
p.,eases aud fOfa common cough o. cold re
s,,ar.nte-s every bottle II has .s,ei the life 81
many. even aisf sh hbI,e bed nvi Many u
our mosi inioltg Mt laIailis' s"uh q, son
xithout vopIcn cloihins So sinner 30 not 10
have HsIrs BAisan always 90 hani. iOr nsset
iails " INN edzicly ntirys all s1ynss. Of throat
ard luag, A Iaslc doe talon d trd lime
viii gently warm the blood. c.sse ietfeshlhs
,iutnH.f aud by Ta0rnibg an ordinary cgash 4
cold ALL he gDIIs AK yur dniggta shd Jrnf
friends concerning the menus oi Halls baiasm-
PrSec Iof large bottle, o. 90.
Rene hcr. ne keep thl. snoslleni isi9ody os
al. All on 4 drug store Ia whcslina. W Va, and
A. n,aus CORDIALLY rruDmm,td Il ~ ont Gus
''"H''n AA' " FOO .gisr 4 Co. Agents.
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

This Institution wS regularly inoorposased "
Charitable pufIo-ss, IN iss. ior ths Tkkh W
TWESTY PIvk YEARs, W which oontfad ths
inyiolsbIs faith ~ the state u pledged. which
pledge has bssn renewed D. an o,efs helm las
Constitution a,ioptrd DcecmlrI ~, A. u. lsv
xIth Capital u ii 0D, CO.. W which " has since
sdI~i 4 rs.srye IA nj ~ tS0Is1 ls Grand single
Nun ber Distribuuoa viii tAts place monihlI'
on the s<cond TUESDAY IL BcY.f ssles % po~t
pon... Look Of the following i.s'rbution:
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
The following guide Is made Up on wheOlinz
tlmU

siTtalrtphta Accom- ulutlatlnu - nts tFAln ohil
Juus bytWcru wheeling and Philadelphia
tpaily r1u,pt SuRday-NCwark Aocommods
Nuu
tSteul,uyiIr Accommodation This train
iIuug the lay passes backward aud tOrward o.
tsyru Nartius FyTry and bcllaire stoppias
Nhra reIuirrd 40 sherman House, htnaNille,
R,vt Wheeling aul Gravrl uUl
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seasoning Food

Many people have the idea that a
finely favored dish must cost great
ts,I. tins ~ a mistake, II you have un-
ts,uted meat or sound Vegetables, or
even Indian meal, a. begin with You
an make delicious wiki proper season
Iny ono reason that French cooking
I. much nicer than any other ~ that
!, seasnncd with a great variety at heros
.nd spiccs; these cost very little; II you
wnul1 buy "A few cents worth at time,
Nm xould soon have good assortment
The best kinds, are sage, thyme SWEEP
marloram, taTTagOn, mlht' sweet uSs'',
parsley. hay leaves, cloves, mace Co'e'y
seed and onions. II you Nlll Plaht Iue
s,ed oi any oi these seven hrs'' ,henu1m
rI m little boxes ON your window slil'
or in a sunny spot in your ySru, you
,an generally raise all you need. ua'n-
sr ann Jry as follows: Parsley anu TAR
ray,n shouId To- dried in June ana July'
Ju,t before towering; mint IA June OF
July, thyme, mariOTam aud saFory W
Iuly and August; basil anu sage ~
August aud September; all herbs shouI1
b. gathered i'm the sunshine, anu urieu
hy Artificial heat; their flavor Is best pre-
served hy keeping them ia NT-tsnt ""
vans, "a ia tightly -corked glass bottles
PERsoSs under the operation OF rei-
lows' Hypophosphites should examine
Their blood under the microscope tren,
tine IN time aud msrk the increase Oh
tel snd active particles and the dimlnn-
Ton Of the white or dead ones theee
observations are interesting and inssrue-
tive
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Rlsponsibls corresponding axehH ~sotsd q
All paint. V whom libsui ton psnAsuon WI
xnts, clearly .uilns toll s,idns.. iof fanhss
iuiorms,Ion OF sepd ofdsp ~ .,Ef's. 90 10
ps.is,~r-d Letter 90 Monsy Orif ~ nail. 81
M nArpHIk.
fFs Oisans a,
M ma pef-on ct No. ss Broadway he.fOis.
All our t,tsud kItrzOftiEafy bsaligs sfg Bss-
Ar III. sut.ry .siOn saf pAI.Ass u,gnt - tfBsfss
ri r besnussri and iu.%i A. tAdJ
r. B-rlb Compsny has 40 sSsnis ln tho
Hnti.h possrslons Isi1Nns
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati ( 81. Louis

RAHwAY-PAN.HAN ROUTK
Time table for East and West April b. 1850.
Trains leave Pan. Handle Depot loot al Eleventh
street, near public landing, daily, sxospt Sun
dsy A follows:
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TAKE NOTICE.

TAu aih oaiy Ls,asy asI roiot on by M peoy<
u q sais. aad sadr a lais decis,eH " 10 u
ssprsne Cvsd NJ WasAin1toa, 70 "a, oa'p LS1d
Lsipy sou "a tao iaasd Sais,, all ctAo Charters
har.aJ bos. ,,J,dIpi or har,a9 NJ .S.'t'Ho'.
A splendid opportunity W yin Q fortune.
seventh Urand Distribution. Clsss u, o. keS IN
leans Tuesday. July 18Th. isso-ifd Monthly
liz. lns
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l4ST0P QRGANSisi:;;;ii;:, r s::.i !; :; :
~ kldsuu tnsr ossr illustrated ire. Adgress
DIsiII .. BtArrr. ws.his.s,op, .. jslIe
mi .MTE n -t..s,isa oo.o's :. ,rsssy
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To Nervous Sufferers-The Great European
Remedy-Dr. J, B. Simpsons

NVmuTl, FVN
mature old a.,
and disease
tn at lead l.
Consumption,
Insanity an &
an early grave
or both NJ
N atter how
shattered tbs
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INVALIDS
AND OTHERS SEEKING
HEALTH,
STRENGTH And ENERGY,

hkNItW, N I'LL oIhAIED JOV K
Nal. WHICH II PUBLISHED
FOR FREE DISTRIBUTION.
IT rEFNrs upoa HENLTH, HYGIENE, snd Phy.l-
Il al ,utars, anl - q comPlvt0 snty Ta,liA u
"a rairga flr tnvalris and those WIN a. iar huna
N.rsHus. EnhNusttng aud faintal ptSgssss. Evary
.4lrs.t thal bcaTa upcn hsahh AL hunan hApVinsss
f..,gss attention. IN IA Vaggt; aud the May Quas-
a. asksi ~ suasfins invaltt, VIII hNvv dnpaitsd
III eafs. ars conserved aud valuable tututmation -
r.Htgsfi % Az sho are in ueed q me,hcal advice
Ia. .ativlt % klsctuc Bolts Medicine, aud
Al. hIuhel aud unu questions % vital tuiIprtAncs
A .aisuug humanity, aIe DAILY eOasidstvd gaf -
IL.
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YOUNG M e N

Al athsrs uho sutr fIom Nervous aud Fhysical 10
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