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And Uhdt People Say about M.
Its Great Success At all Poiats.
III Is % Boon to Those of Sedentaru
Habits.
And Weak, Nervous. Constitutions,

AND POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
NERVOUS HEADACHE, NEURAIGT,. NFR.
NoUSNESS, PARALYSIS, sIEEpI .FssSpss
AND INDIGESTION.
We refer, of course, to DR. BENsoN,s CELERY
AND CHAM0MlLE PILLS, which are all they arc
recommended to be, and viii cure the above named
diseases thout any doubt-r ave permanently
cured thousands of c1ses
Inc gre atest discovery ana the best remedy now
eAtan is found in DIR. O. W. BENSoS,s oEIyRy
AND CHAMoMILE PILLS. The nronertios q,
Celery and ChamOmile are pecpharIy ADAPTED Ia
cure headache, and it reTained for DR. Benson q,
Torn ulate and compound the properties so as 10 be
made available. DR.. Benson Is recognized a. ono
Of the most eminent and successful tbvs,cianu q,
bairnore' and his reputation is OF itself a sufi-
Gent guaranty Of the value Of his medicine.-N y.
Herald.
Every one Is now talking of Or. c. w BFysoN,S
CELERY AND CHAMoMILE PILLS and the won-
derful cures they have effected since they have been
placed before the public. 1t isthe chief tonic n,
conversation on the streets in tue hotels nd in prf
vate houses. There Pills are prepared expreAsly IN
cure headaches. neaIIlsis, nel gouf Ices and indi
gesuon, and will cure airy clse, no N tier how OH
stinate it may be, Of either SICK nervous, or dvs
PC otc hesds che, or neur. cis, LEI Va Isness. or
eleeplessness. Boston G,obc
Price 30 cents box. or six boxes for %. 50. po.
sge free. Sold by sl Druggists and At Depot. loy
North Eutsw street. Baltimore Nd povs
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They told him afterwari ut was Fanny and
Babs who Tod hiEa,) that had he not thrust his
body between Dick and the ''charge--had he not
II c.ived In his shoulder the duck-shot which
was on its way to Dicks head-Fanny would
have been widow, and Whitetowers on that
house nf moTrning Tha .f1ac1 ~ o. w. ara shor
upon the crowd was marvellous. When they
saw 1t was WAGE who was hit, a sudden silence
fell upon them. which was broken at last by
one who said what had happened was bad and
shameful enough. Lest worse things were done
let every man there Detake himself quietly TO
his home. And the soldiers, not being wanted.
trotted back to Singleton.
'On his back" most OF the time, read to 10y
Babs), coddled and made much by everybod in
the house, Ralph owned ito h'mselr that he
never IN all his life spent such dreamily de-
nghtful Christmas. When he looked back IL
was to think thankfully OF Fan. His future
Wen, that was Baes's property entirely.-Tta-
Slpy's MuUdzinS.
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TWENTY. SEVEN-

we take leap Of ten years, and raise the cur
tain In the garrison town of -. The scene is
the cosest room In Major Wythburn's Quarters.
me u9e Gran nramatls persona are the MAJOR. Mrs.
comely, than the Fanny Grantham we knew
ten years ago-and her sister ssBabs. :" a lovely
girl OF seventeen, marvellously like what Fanny
was at that alluring age.
Which strictly applies to case Of this descrip-
tfon," observed the Major. 1.-THE summons
from the W0rshipful the Mayor OF Singleton.
who, l understand, is pompous little Quaker
is alarming and imperative enough, | can assure
you. II he had his way it would not be a
,ingle troop OF ours, but the whole regiment
and half battery OF artillery, that would
presently be quartered In the borough of
sningieton, IN order That MS worship the Mayor
E,ght De enabled to preserve the public peace
with proper effect"
"Break it, you mean, Dlck?"
Yes, Fanny tnterposed Babs-a name She
yed goes by In this affectionate circle in prefer
snce to that OF Mary-"a riot generally does
gether." so' w.
Upon my word. girls. think you are right.
t aoMeseT there 1t Is The fdgety follower Of
moi you, Dlck?" quer1cd his wife.
idea VI '" law tan
~, which you never came honestly by" MUIR
INJURED nlschlevouS Mary.
~. ARE you partly concerned IN it. my lady NAL
What is the meaning of malapert. D1ck7n
"saucy. Mary-saucy," replied he. "Now
listen. l have been thinking II you were to 90
70 Wnte TOWers with Miss MuttnOus here We
might spend Christmas With the Inglebys' ac-
cord,ng 10 their urgent desire"
Eyes. have apprised the Colonel OF the sum-
mons from Singleton, and SUGGESTED in the
most aeucate manner, that 1t might be desirable
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The Rev. StOpfOrd BrOOkc's With.
drayva1 from the Church Of Eng.
a.
TIE CONTINUED POWER OF CASTE.
TT nndnD Cor pbifa T;p,as

london Cor. Phiia. Times
sSGd x bHf If sas salt have lost his salt
/ managed, 10 spite OF the dense crowd. to
squeeze into the Bedford chapel, Bloomsbury
yesterday, to hear the Reverend Stopford
Brookes first sermon after bis secession to Non.
conformity. FOR months back this event has
been the talk OF the religious world OF London.
The exceptional eloquence OF this div me, his
OF him one of the great pulpit favorites
OF the hour. His photographs are on eX-
hibltion IN the shop-windows, and are more
In demand just now than those of any profess
Stona1 beanty. The announcement OF his change
OF feeling fell like thunderbolt upon his fol-
overs. and among those who sat at his feet
yesterday were many who had gone to hear
rom his own lips his rec sons for deserving the
Church OF England and aftiliattng him-elf with
the reltgfontsts who are politically Irregular.
He took for bis text the quotation have given;
and certainly one might say the text was so
comprehensive sermon upon II was almost
Superfiuous. He had given over consuming the
salt of what We Americans call Episcopalianism
simply because the salt had lost its sadness.
Surely the mayor OF the town who when royal
parsonage arrived did not cause the bells 10 be
rung for tbirty-two reasons, the first OF which
was that the town had no bells, was In scarcely
better condition for being excused from
naming the other thirty one than was Mr.
Stoptord Brooke. Yet in almost GREATNESS
silence the great congregation hung upon his
explanation OF the manner IN which, To his
thinking, the salt had become SayurleSS. His
main reason for change was his having ceased
to believe 10 the Miracle OF the Incarnation, and
as the English Church rested Its whole doctrine
on that miracle his disbelief put him outside the
Church. Again he LETT because he did not be
lleve in the propriety OF the ChuIch'S exist
ence as an ecclesiastical body and connected
with the state. Again he left it because the
system OF the Episcopal Church was an aristo-
cratic system, ana he considered that caste had
pe:ished or was per1shing rapidly; 1t ministered
to the imperialistic conception Of Gc1; 1t ig-
nOred the vast change which science had made
In our views OF history, and men OF brains could
nv
these vital matters. In fact, to listen to him
you would have thought IL was the ancient
Church of Rome he was impugning and not the
sect which protested against that great reii-
gfOus order. The sermon was not SO much an
exposition OF the meaning of the Word as tilt
against the social construction OF Engllsh life.
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H This is the Original and Geuuine kidney PAD
Aek for il and take no other noyo %
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~ and the highest cash prices paid. ALSO, watches,
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U In compliance with repeated requests
from various quarters to hold out some induce
ments to those who wish to get up subscribers
clubs for the WEEKLY STAR, we make the
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A IR CLOCHs:-AIR CLOCKS !-The
n undersigned, having secured the Agency for
PATENT AIR CLOCKS. would cordi,lty invite all
Scientific hen. Architects, Builders and others
School Houses, Manufactures. French Flstt &C..
to insure uniform and correct time throughout .
building.
G. OCHNEIDEB, AGEnT.
ocf26-lu l2OS u 50. xAsWs
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-22
New Advertisements.

IFE IS TOO PR C to de1av a moment
when you are suffering from Catarrh in any
2. us forms, Acute, Chronic and Lucrative, Hay
ever r., or Rose Catarrh. Catarrh Of the Eye, Ear
anu lnroat. Cures Headache in 3 to s minutes.
and the worst case Of Cold in the Head and
anIoat. Onelady says who had Sore Throat
and lost her voice for II months: "Gentlemen.
my case was a hopeless one but l was persuaded
t. Try White Lily Catarrh cure for nv Sore
throat and lost voice and it is to your wonderful
remedy that l low my life. With pleasure / re-
recommended for and more too. Very truly'
MISS 9. Blade. Hebron, Ohio" Price Is and 56c
q 1ottle., BENTLEY IS MILLER. Props.
xor SAFE Dy al druggists. Newark. Ohio.
western trade supplied by MEYER BROS. &
v ~. ~ 81. LonSSsd Kansas City, Mo-, and Den
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Shf Daily Eress aud gxtstaias
YAhkron DAKOTA.
Thursday Evening, April 20, 1880.
DIVIDED DEMOCRATS.

Conventions Held In New York Las
I"rsday-O"e for the Bari aud III
Oaher for Anybody 20 Beat It..
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Hamburg American Packet Company's
Weekly Line Of Steamships,
Leaving New York every Thursday nj +. N.
FOR ENGLAND, FRANCE 4 GERMANY.

Tickets 10 and from Europe at lowest rates, For
passage apply 10 &. Il. KlCllARnk CO. Gen.
crai Passenger Agents. 81 BROADWAY. NEW
YORK, or 10 their agents.
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BLANK FORMS
Timber Culture Entry,
Homestead Entrys,
Homestead Final Proofs,
Soldiers Discharge.
Soldiers Power Of Attorney,
Protest Papers,
Naturalization Papers,
Marriage Certificates, according to Dakota
Statutes),
School District Books and Blanks, Copy
right,
Eureka School Register, pronounced the
most perfect Of any register published,
compiled from the School law Of 1879.
District Court, Blanks. Q5O forms),
Justices Of the Peace Blanks, go forms).
Deeds. Mortgages, Quit Claims, Leases,
gage Discharge and Assignment, and all
kinds of ~conveyancing papers.
Sherins Deeds, Reports and Certificates, Z
full assortment.
Township Plats and Shipping Bills.
All blanks used by Lawyers. Land Agents
Iocators, Clerks Of Court, justices. shcrifs and
Clergymcn. kept in stock.
Catalogue by mail on application.
BOWEN < EIN0sBURY Props
Yankton. Dakota Territory.
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aELLAIxh BRIEFS.

The feeders in the nail mill were off OF
yesterday, because the engine in the fac
tory could not 10 made to do its work. and
the managers of tho sheet rolls took ad
vantage OF the lay off and repaired theil
rolls.
Miss Lille Kirkpatrick, Of this city, Il
visiting friends in Loudenville. W. Va.
The officers Of the B. & 0. Railroad
Company net the Council Of this city
Yesterday shout the bridging Of B.lmout
street ut Crescent, aud ii was agreed that
the Company would build bridge across
their track twenty.iOur feet wide for the
street snd seven feet on each side for foot
passengers, Il the city yOpd do the fill.
ing up Ut the ends Of the bridge.
The piano for the Disciples concert on
Saturday evening arrived yesterday.
The yonng ladies who are getting up the
leap year ball in the Central Hall tonight,
say that they are going to have a nice
time With thiTty.tive couples to take the
floor and supper.
Mr. James McNnmee takes the beat OF
any OF the characters in the Melrose Nov.
city Company. This company will give a
matinee on Saturday afternoon at 2 P "
All the telephones are now in perfect
working order.
No one took boarding in the Hotel de
Criawell yesterday.
Persons could be seen crossing the river
at this point all day yesterday.
Don't forget to attend the. Disciples
Church, Saturday night.
For fear that when the river breaks up
the wharf boat and ferry boat should be
carried away, q passage 10 being cut
through the ice 80 the boats can be taken
to the cindar bank at the blast furnace, so
there will be no danger of any harm be.
ing done to either OF the boats.
An excursion will leave the G. 4 p
depot on Saturday morning for persons
who wish to attend the Glass Blowers' Ball
in Pittsburgh, at $3.50 A. N. Tickets are
good until January 4, 1881.
The Lndepende1t says that Mr.. Ward
Nelson will retire from the hardware BUSH
meas on January |, but Mr.. Nelson has not
heard anything about his retiring yet, but
saws It must be 60.
Independent: In the c8seof the Bellaire Gas
Light aud Coke Co. against Il. D. Meek, 8
iofmer secretary OF the company, recently
tried before ]. B. Smith, Eco as referee,
has rendered his decision, finding that
Meek was indebted to the comaany So
100 55 bearing interest from December
IS, 1878. He tiuds further that there is
due said company on last Saturday, De-
cember Is, 1850, 50, AIS 81, aud recommen-
ded that Judgement ior that amount be
given against Meek. +. q. F.
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also. osts in fair demand; 10. mixed $50
96c Rive outlet: No. 2, CSC. Barley In FOOD
demand and higher OF 97cabi 10. Pork dull
at Sl3 90. Lard steady At IS 47kGs 6n. Bull
meats and bacon dull and unchanged. Whisky
steady 81 81 10 Better heavy and unchanged
NEW YoRK, December so.-DRY GooDs-
Business remains qui I with agents and b.
bers alike, bot there Is cheerful feeling in
the trade AID prices are firmly maintained.
Cotton goods quiet, except print cloths, which
are solve and frmer. Shifting prints and
ginghams In good demand. Mems wear
WOo,ens quiet and steady.
ToLEno, December S0.-wheat dull; No. l
white Michigan 81 90; No. red Wabash spot
81 cox tsEed. 81 90 bid: January 81 cox
FEBRUARY SIO4sS: March 81 O6ls; May 81 loK.
Corn quiet; No 9 January s91c; May 4+IIc.
Oats quiet: No 2, 35c. Clover, prime man.
moth held IS 0Oa5 10 bid. Dressed hogs
nomina'Iy ATS Is.
NEvOELEAss, December So.-Cotton opened
firmer and closed qnist; middling 1l1Sc low
middling i0Kc; good ordinary l0c. Net re-
ceipts 6I14 bales; gross receipts 1881 bales;
exports to Great Britain 1888 bales; France
s,40l bales: coSstwisp $50 bales; sales y 500
bales stock $4,000 bales
East LIBER7Y, December 30. -CGTTLE =
Receipts l.lO5 head: selling very active at
yesterdays prices: closed firm.
Hoos-Receipts 500 head: Philadelphias
s. lOa5 20 Yorkers q s0a5 05.
saEEP-R Receipts ], 200 head; selling active
at IS 6a5 30.
CNclSSArI December sO-.HoEs in fair de-
maud; common 81 OoA4 IS; light 81 40a4 Is;
packing 60a4 On; butchers 81 ,e0a5 co Re-
ceipts 1900 head; shipments $500 bead.
PlrrsBUnoH, December ao.-pErRoLEuM-
Very active: crude and United certificates
excited at 971fc: refined steady at 9SSc for
philadelphia delivery.
ANTWERP, December So.-PErEoLEuM-Re-
fined 2bL
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P R o 90 Ey

CAXcER-''saaered for yean With eaaer. Had Il
cut out hTe8 times. il returned after each operation
D.. smtth cured me without knife, caastte Or palm
MRS. Il. N CIRCUIT
suYYERUD Misunderstanding seE med 70 htlr
me-; could not get out oil bed. Dr. SmIlb tareI md
After Others failed" IEPr. PHILLIP
WhenlIug, ". Va.
CATARRH AND DEATNESs.-"Belisved myself iu-
durable Sense Of smell gone, fearful dIiehaSEos,
speech Affected. Dr. smith cured mel
HARVEY ALEXANDER.
DYsPERStA AMI ULcERATRD STOMACH -"Iroit-
u eut for yeAis allied 10 give me relief Dr. NTH
cured me.n 9HOMAS HOLT insurance Agent.
FIIs-"Had them for fourteen year.. Dr. rmIlh
eur'd me-" LOUIS +. WASHINGTON.
KHEuMArIOH stafford tOriures JlInts deIorm.
cured mt." ], Il, BROWN,
Raw HExRr 8. REpyrxLn writes; ,pesT ~ :
can most heartily recommend you 10 those Iuter.
Ing from Catarrh and Lung Complaints. lou have
worked Eonders In my Wite'B case"
REy. y, o LApo, wriics:-'Dr. smIth's PROBES.
.onAl ItEvi e. In my family have been mot tlsiac.
Gkilliul pnyIician.n
Mss. AARO'REr KoLB ays:-"r had been suGpr.
Ing 70" seven y0rs aud tr Gted by may phISicIaus
Tor Dyspepsia. d.. nth said l had 4 taPe-worm
and 10 zig hous removed monster 100 feet Long
FEMALE ohPL. NTs-ThFte yesTs In hospitals Tor
female give me peculiar ldyauGge- 10 such cases
PeTIons Gur-d Of Consumption, Diseases Of Heart,
Liver stomach, Kidneys, sktp, Blood, Nervous Al
lee Ions and wo'knesses Of Nm and YOUTH sGsofuIa
and ASth "a testify 10 my success!
PILEs cured without the knife.
tatiPniI a. ds'AIee m8Y be trsatad pT letter and
Rti't'c'ou guar ,nteed a chart Tor LeI exam nation
sent on receipt OF two three cent Stamps aud advice
returned tree.
Consultation At office free. oa sour, from "a
n: TO m ,dAtl!.. Suudays from 10 p m. Call
j. e. SMITH. NJ D.,
DEF No. l2l5, Market 81 wheeling W Va
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szotncrs ! Mother. !. Moth,


Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with the exeruciahng pain Of cut
ting teeth? II so, 90 AT once and get q
bottle OF Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
It will relieve the poor little sufferer inn
mediately-depend upon #; there is no
mistake rb99t i. There is not mother
tell you at once that 1t will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the neither, and
relief and health TO the child, operating
like magic. It is perfectly safe to use in
all cases, snd pleasant to the taste, and is
the prescription Of one Of the oldest and
best female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. Mana eanuine
unless the fac-simiie OF Curtis L Perkins Is
on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medi.
cine Dealers. twenty-five cents . bottle.
Beware OF limitations. sway
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I,ci.tng pIles-sy mp,oms and Cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like perspi.
ration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night, as II pin worms were crawling
in and about the rectum; the private parts
are sometimes affected; Il allowed TO Goa.
time, very serious resplts may follow.
DIR. Swayne's All: Healing Ointment" is a
pleasant sure euro. Also for letter, Itch,
Salt Rheum, scald Head, Erysipelas, Bar
bers' Itch, Blotches, all Scsly, Crusty, Gu
tapeous Eruptions. Price so cents, 3
boxes for 81 %. Sent by mail to any I'D
dress on receipt of price in currency, OF
three-cent postage stamps. Prepared only
by Dr.. swayne & Son, $50 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all prom
inent druggists.
swaynss Pills are the best for al! bilious
disorders. MwR4w
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NEW YORK. December 30.-Cotton quiet
at l:kc; futures steady. Flour Arm; re-
Ceipts 500 barrels; exports COCO barrels
Superhne Western and State So l0a3 80. COM
mon TO good 81 0Oai 10; good to choice "a s0a
675, white wheat extra s. O0a6 OF: extia
Ohio 81 25aB rs, st. Louis 81 25a6 rs: Min.
nts Is patent process IS 60a8 %. wheat NJ
wv bushels; ungraded spring 81 Il; no Z
Chicago spring 81 IS; ungraded red 81 CO..
l q; No. = do 81 l4al AK; No. 9 do 81 IDA
l Il; No. l do 81 2ial Is; mixed winter
81 AK: No. 9 white 81 I2t+al l23l; No. / do.
sales 1900 bushels, at 81 l3Nall4IIs; steamer
do 81 l2; NO. 2 red Decsmber, sales 10000
bushels, at s. 185<al l611; January. ,ales 3l2,
GA bGGhel5 at 81 l6al TX; FEBRUARY, sales
6SS 060 bushels at 81 i7sl lAJf March. safes
2Us, 200 bushes at 81 5OAal ak; May, sales
S. zoo huShe . at S. 2lkal AK, Corn, de.
mand active: receipts 400 bushels; exports
81, UOU bushelG ungraded 691Sa51o No. =, OK
abSc; steamer 53a5SI4c; No. 2, SIC new do
541GaF51f; No. 2 white pic; No. 2 December
S6Ac: January t6Ka57c: February 67Ea
671sc; March 57I4a57Nc; MAY SOC. uats
higher; receipts IS cU0 bushels; western naked
i9HaiIc; white western 44aI6Hc. Hay In
good demand and marEet hrm at 81 05al 10
Hops quiet and unchang' d. Coffee firm
Rio csrgoes llkal4kc; Job lots lralaAc
'Sggas QG,et end frm; fair to good refining
7sSa754c Rice steady. Atlssis qGlet and
Unchanged, Petroleum dull and nominal
United 91Hc; crude 6&a7hc refined exc
asked, lslloW sEesdy and In fair demsrd IT
6a6Hc. Rosn qui but steady at 81 sh
SIX. Turpentine at 9jHc Eggs strong At
2Ss3rc Pork trmer; Old mess for exports
sl3 W. Beef quiet bat strahy. Cut meats
quiet hut firm: long clear 81 20; short clear
81 so. Lard quiet-a and 6m; prims steam
is 81. Butter dull and unchanged at lSa21c
Cheese trm at l0al2Hc.
CHICAGO, DecembeY s1.-Flour dull and
nominal. Wheat unsettled and generally
higher; No rad winter 95c; No. chicago
spring 969sc cash, 96sSs96Kc January; O7Kc
February; 9S&c March; sales 96Ea9S9kc
February: No 8, s0a2sc; rejected 62a67c
Corn fairly active and 9 shade higher at S63ka
36Nc cash; S61c January; 3zKc february;
u Ea42c May, rejected 3sc. Oats active and
a shade higher ut 30jzc cash: S0sEa30sIc
January; SIC bid February; ;5EassSfc May;
rejs ted 2sA@aKc. Bye tirIn at 83c Barley
firmer at ST OS. Flax seed 81 l6kal l6c.
PORK fairly active and higher: old $ll 90;
NV Sl2 ID cash and January: $40 Tx
February: SIG 93xal2 95 March. Lard
Steady with fair demand at IS 90 cash s. 60a
y sex January; IS 62h February: $ 75as TX
March. Bulk meats In good dem nd and
prices shade higher shoulders 81 %; short rib
t6 70 short clear % IS. Whisky steady and
unchanged at 81 II.
The following shows the fluctuations in the
Chicago grain and produce market yesterday
as reported by John N. Hoon & Co., brokers,
No. 1850 Main street.
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shI,oh,. ton.nmntIop cure.

This Is beyond question the most sue.
cessful Cough Medicine we have ever sold,
q few doses invariably cure the worst cases
OF Cough, Group, and Bronchitis, while
its wonderful success in the cure OF Con.
sumption Is without parallel in the his.
tory OF medicine. Since Its first discov-
cry 1t has been sold on guarantee a tsst
which no other medicine can stand. II
you have Cough We earnestly ask you TO
try it. Price 10 cts, so els. and 81 % II
your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back Lame,
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price % cts
Sold by Edward Booking and G. Moenke-
moeller, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-31

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only relieved but euTs5.
EeIdsr. v you arc suffering With DJsrep-
IIa or Liver LiEEqIc 10 any form, DO not Wait
until the disssse liS taken 10 st bold upon
lou, hut uIs the Regulator when tho synP-
toma Hrsf 1hbT tn mSSlEFs. 1t has relieved
unto'd suffering. slNMOGs LIVER REGU-
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PURELY vEGETA BILE kEMErf that will
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less i,smLy medicine Drcs net dlsananse
the syR,47. IL no violent diaN'Ic purge but
natures own remedy. The iriopd Of every
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trial will convince yoG that y Il the cheapest
pureSt and beat family Inei!tlpe 81 the world.
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GFP, VIclImB a fever and agup, the He'cuTi1l
deceased patient how thet Ternvend the'r
health, cheerful Epir 10 and good PppeLIte-
they will toll you by failing eImmOns LIVER
Re!ulaor. Pur ha er' should to rartiu! 10
see Ih,t they act the tlenEiHe, manufactured
only by J. Il EEL IN 4 90, Philadelphia.
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