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A CIersyman's Bold uttersncos.

A sensation has been caused at
Rochester, y. y, by the Rev. MyT0n
Adams, pastor Ut Plymouth Congrsga-
tional Church, whn SUNDAY evening
called his people together, saying he
hal something Ia say which might at
feet his standing in the church. Select
ing Tor his text let love be without
Discrimination" he boldly denounced
the idea oi he'll as the doctrine OF the
devil, and TOOK the position OF Canon
Farrar, To Wit Here | declare and call
God % witness that II the popular ideA
OF hell were true I should be willing 10
renounce an Immortality Of happiness
ii thereby could save a single suul. |
can conceive OF no happy Immortality
while millions of my iellow-creatures,
some Of whom hal dearly loved, were
at the same time wTiIhing in agony sud
wilhOut hope" lie thinks the church
is declining. and saws Bishop Simpsons
statement ia his sermon at Cincinnati,
ON sunday ui last week, Mas a sort Ut
Nhistling 10 keep mp courage. Skept-
cism, he says, was crushing the church,
and the church Was 90 blame Tor
preaching false doctrine about the
future condition Ut the race. The affair
produced a profound sensation. IL 10
not believed that Mr., Adams will BE-
forced to resign, as the principal mem
bsrs OF his Congregation stand by him.
Mr. Adams Is q graduate Of Hamilton
College and the Auburn Theological
seminary, is about 90 years old, and Is
one Of the most eloquent preachers IN
knrhrslrT
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ENGLAND's SUNDAY.
How the Day Is Observed Over
the Ocean.

am deeply sensible oil the many ma
tional sins OF my own country. We
have abundant cause for humiliation.
The striies and divisions Of ChfistiAns--
the quantity OF semi Romanism and
skepticism tolerated In our own ranks
the bitterness and unscrupuiousness
OF political factions-the commercial
frauds among the middle classes-the
gambling and the luxury OF the upper
ten thousand-the drunkenness OF the
lower half million-all these sins, am
we'll aware, cry against US 10 heaven.
But still, after all, in q fallen world like
this, things must he measured by CON-
parison. II would be ungrstefui II We
did not thank God for what We have.
Where in the world will you find 50
much preaching OF real gospel-so much
circulation OF the Bible aud sound re-
ligious literature-so much money and
labor bestowed on efforts TO do good-so
much care for life and property-so
much thought for the sick and the poor
and the afflicted-so much liberty and
yet so much obedience TO law-so much
outward morality-so much family pur-
ity-where, l ask any one looking at the
map Of the globe, where will you find
30 much as in our own country No
doubt there are plenty OF abuses and
defects among us. l neither deny, ex-
tenuate or palliate them. But at any
rate we have nothing TO compare with
the Nihilism of Russia, the Socialism
vi Germany, the restless revolutionary
spirit OF Communism OF France, the
brigandage and assassination OF Italy, or
the lazy, ignorant and Sunday buH
fights of Spain.
And why is itH How is ii that hu.
man nature in our little island is under
80 much restraint, and develops a less
amount OF corruption than human ma
ture in other landsH ! answer boldly,
that one grand cause Of the difference Is
our English Sunday. Look at q sun
day in London, with its 1000, 900 OF In
habitants See how the immense ma
jority Of the shops through miles and
miles Of the streets are shut up and bus
mess suspended. See how postoffices
and banks, and exchanges, and law
courts, and theaters, and museums and
picture galleries are all closed, See
what hundreds OF churches and chspels
anu NuHudN GtHOOlo arc bptutut anu
what myriads Of people attend them in
spite of the attractions OF river and
rail. And then turn to any great Cont
mental metropolis-tO Paris, Madrid,
Naples, Vienna, Berlin-and mark how
Sunday is observed in them. Marx the
extent to which Gods holy day is given
up to military reviews, to bull.hghts, to
theater-going, to concerts, to pleasure
seeking of every sort, 10 everything in
short, excepting God. Marx all these
things, and learn one grand reason why
the standard Of religion is so much
higher in our own country, with all its
sins, than it is elsewhere. There is an
inseparabe connection between the OBJ
seryanoe Of the Lords day and the
OF true religion. Voltaire
was quite right when he said that he
never gould succeed in destroying
unless he destroyed sun.
day. 1t is the English Sunday that
makes England what it is.-LOndOn Lei-
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foot-now straight ahead and We follow
the single bugle call back TO the cover OF
the woods from whence We started
thirty minutes before. There 10 a
heavy smoke cloud down where We
fought, and under it, cover the enemy
IL trying TO reoryanire. 1t Is too late.
Our infantry line OF battle has advanced
hall mile, our batteries have secured
better positions, and the enemy must
fall back all along its line or TO be flank
ed and crushed.
Where is our ooionelp Dead under
one Of the cherry trees Our major?
Killed as We charged the first line. Five
OF our captains? Stark and sdf down,
there in the cloyer-patch. Eight lieu
tenantsp Dead where the biue-coats are
thickest.
Where are the troopers who sat in
these blo0d-staiDed saddles? When the
enemy draws of We shall ride over the
field and count nearly 200 rank and file
of the brave old --th, who sleep their
long sleep. Their fingers will be clanched
in agony-their eyes wide Open-the
grass beneath them saturated with
blood, and their parted lips will seem to
ask OF US:
Have we died for sught which Chris
tan men could not have peacefully set
tied in peaceful voice"
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sWEsroS, W. Va, May 81, Is


Correspondence Of the Register.
In a short time delegates will have to
be- appointed by the Democracy OF this
State TO represent IL IN the nomination
for candidates for President and Vice
President OF the United states at Gin
einnati.
The Democratic patty OF West Nir-
ginis should see % u that her abiest and
most respected citizens should be chosen
10 represent her in the National Con-
vsntioh.
TIE wisesi and best men Of each
State will 10 thsre 20 counsel toaethsr
and adopt su5h united action a. will
Sipe out the great fraud Of 1870, and an
stall the Democratic party in control Of
the goyeTnmenton the 9Th day OF March,
ISL.
OF the ten delegates TO be chosen by
our State to represent her at Cincinnati
on the sd OF June, ve take pleasure IN
presenting 20 the Democracy the name
OF William y. Arnold, OF our county, As
one OF the number.
Mr.. Arnold has been a Lifelong
Union Democrat, OF the old Andres
Jackson school; is we'll read and well
grounded in the science and principles
Of government, OF constitutional hv,
general politics, and hOx best 30 con
duct pslitseal cam paisns successfully. A
Gentleman OF eiucAtion, fortune, good
JUDGMENT. and ready debAtor, the Dem
ocrstie voters Of West Virginia could
send no safer and better man 70 repre-
sent them in the National Convention
An Cincinnati that William h Arnold.
An 0Lp DkxOCRkI.
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SOMETHING ABOUT "OUI-
DA."
Why She Broke am Engagement
With "a FlOrentine Marquis
Her Home ON the Outskirts OF
Florence,


A FlOrentinc marquis "i youth and
property once wued and almost Won the
celebrated Oulda, but she happily dis.
covered IN time her suitUT's fascination
Tor the vile OF another, broke OFT the en-
gagement, and, by So doing, probably
saved her unsullied name from being
involved ln sad scandal. THIS mar
row escape gave Ouida two chaS cters
before unknown % her, al least prIctlC-
ally. She has lmpaled both male and
female offenders la one 0i her novels IN
- unmlstakable manner as To ne 'eSsi
tate them To abstain from the gay world
they love 50 we'll, and Io purge their Of
lrnses by living a secluded life IN the
suburbs oi the Tuscan capital. Ouldas
abode Is alsp ia the outskirts III Flor
eUce. Her villa stands upon a green
emiuence, surrounded by corn fields
and meadows, VINEYARDS, hills aud
streams, some three miles from the City.
The interior Of her residence is gayly
adorned with flowers and curiosities
from alb parts OF the civilized world, as
we'll as by paintings, many OF which are
| from her own brush. But as an artist
Oulda will newell be known, altluugh
she ia proud 1T her productions. She
Is Tor better with her pen than with her
palette. She works outdoors IN sum
mcr, indoors IN winter 4 greyhound,
her iayorite dog. il always her Compan-
ion rlrr dogs aud her horses appear
tO br the only living things With which
she Is not al variance in some way or
other. She writes rapidly, aEd never
grasses uT adls word uutil her copy Is
ia type She pursUrs her independent
course al HE after her uXu ideas ui
pleasure aud comfort. regardless ytauY
one, aud. lu many ways, ia open deh-
ancr ct the laws oi pToprlety and Of the
established rules of social life, at least
Of those recognized 10y loss gifted va.
men. Rc-i,,ys her dumb pets at which
she 80 dearly loves To plead the cause
With her pen, her only attendants are
al old woman Of all work AMI man tO
whose care, under her own supervision,
she intTusts her horses. OuIda is e.
centric, perhaps unduly severe IN her
criticisms oi "sOciety," hut the more
serious changes which have been laid at
her door cannot be supported. The at
tcmpts male Ia compare h,r carer life
with that Of "Geprge sand are uupar-
douablr. Like those Ut "GeOrgc sand,
her productions surprise many aud
shock not lew, but this fact is due tn
her being an Englishwoman. Were
she French the case would be different.
She has declared war against what II
bad IN society, and she bravely keeps
t,n.fIa htrhf
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SUPERIOR, Wis, January, 1880.


heard in my neighborhood that your
Hop Bilters was doing such great deal
of good among the sick and afflicted
with most every kind Of disease. and rs
| had been troubled for fifteen years
with neuralgia and all kinds OF rheu-
matte complaints and kidney trouble, |
took one bottle according 10 directions
II at once did me great deal OF good,
and used another bottle am Gn old
man, but am nov as we'll AS ] eau wish,
There are seven or eight families Ia our
place using Hop Bitlcrs ~ TIER imily
medicine, and ATE 80 well satisfied with
il they will not usc any other. One
lady here who had been hrdTiddrn Tor
years, is we'll aud doing her work from
the use OF three bottles.
I.LuNARD WHITBI OK.
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IMPORTANT ANDINTEREST
ING STATEMENTS.
Read. Mark and, Inwardly Di,
gest. Something for Every.


fuRlTy - yAnLr xnps0N1A
Among the many specanss intsoauesd
TO the public Cor the cure Of dyspepsia,
indigestion, arrangements OF various
kinds. and q general weakness OF the
human system, within lev years, do
eoctions OF vegetable bitters have held Q
considerable place. Some OF these have
for time had q considerable sale, but
with doubtfully good effects and much
injury. Such should never be taken
into the human body. Often bitters
have been made highly popular for q
time by being largely charged with
whisky and other spirits, thus minister
ing to a depraved appetite. In this
way the medicinal purpose for which
they were svowedly offered TO the pub
lie has been missed, and sale 10 which
they attained before their true character
was thoroughly known has completely
fallen away. The writer in his visit to
Rochester has had the pleasure OF meet
ing with Hop Bitters," an entirely diff
ferent compound from those alluded to.
Ii is five years since their merits we've
brought before the public, and they
have steadily increased In favor until
they are, without question, the most
popular and valuable medicine known.
The exceeding intrinsic value OF their
leading components 10 in no way de-
stroyed or lessened by the deleterious
quality VI any other Ingredient. They
contain, along with the purest hops,
buchu, mandrake and dandeiion, other
medicines recognised as possessing the
most effective curative properties.
They are especially beneficial TO clergy.
men, lawyers, literary men and all those
subjected 10 the strain OF mental labor.
They cure almost every disease OF the
stomach, liver, kidneys and urinary or
CANS. For nervousness and all its At
tendant ailments they are q never-fail-
ing remedy, giving tone TO all the or
CANS where formerly there Was feeble
ness and an all-prevailing feeling OF
weakness. They have attained 10 an
immense sale, which is the surest proof
of their successfully meeting the wants
OF the people. We have seen letters
from old established chemists testifying
to this, and others from private indiyid.
uals, stating that after they hadDhad the
services of the most distinguished medi-
cal men without any benefit, they ex.
perienced perfect relief from their bad
complaints by the use OF these inyalu.
able bitters. They discharge their cur
alive powers without any OF the evil
effects OF other bitters.-NeC York hrr.
cdniil, Reriep.
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A TERRIFIC BEAR FIGHT.
How the Polar Killed the Brown
Bear at the Cincinnati Zoo.

ID was found necessary yesterday "a
repair the polar bear water tank al the
Zoo, and for the purpose the brown
bears were driven into the right CON.
partmenis 50 that their pit could be oc-
cupied by the white specimens OF the
Genus Ursus temporarily. One OF the
iron doors Of the compartments not be-
ing fully closed resulted in one OF the
small brown bears discovering what he
considered inlruders in his family's do
main. Every time one OF the visitors
passed this opening he rammed one
paw through and tried % give him a
suipe. Finally the male polar, after
making several go-Es-you.please laps
around the pit, seemed to have definite
" settled upon plan Of action. When
making the next circuit the warlike paw
vas stuck out As before. In second
he grasped il and dragged its owner
through the narrow opening into the
pit. Those who saw the fight say that
Il Was terrific while II lasted. The con.
testants were uueyenS matched; bnt
nevertheless the little brown bear stood
up 10 the work with admirable pluck.
Up and down the pit they went in the
deadly struggle, the little fellow scoring
the first point by bringing blood from
the pOlar's head, for which he received
a rap that made his teeth rattle and
knocked him about ten feet. They
came together again like flash, and
quicker than thought the polar rose on
is hind legs with his enemy in his EN-
brace. As the pressure was applied
the bones could be heard to crack.
Presently the hug relaxed and dying
bear dropped To the pavement. The
polar now for the first time seemed 10
Ice fully enraged, and with great leaps
Jumped up and down on the pOstrate
Toe, uttering deep hOarse growls that
called forth an answering chorus from
all the animals surrounding. lie at last
held the carcass down with one paw
and commenced Tending the bear with
his teeth. The keeper, who had open
ell the doors, making passage way
through 10 the pOlars' quarters, now
went To work with a long, pointed iron
rod, and succeeded in driving the pOlaTs
back % their quarters, when he imme-
diately let down the doors. The victor.
iOus animal thirsted for more gore, and
In his efforts 10 crafty the desire eXhib-
ited almost human intelligence. Plac.
ing one paw against the iron door he
would push on Il as Il raising window.
Twice il yielded partly, and holding il
in position he would loser his head
sideways and look through the opening,
but when he attempted to get under il,
a relaxed hold would return the door 10
It's place. tn the last trial he raised il,
and with the assistance 81 the other
raw gave il another lift, aud was halt
way through into the adjoining pit be-
fore the keeper could drive him back
The door Was then securely fastened TO
prevent a repetition Of the proceedings
For the next hall hour the polar CON
tinurd trying Ia get through, AMI at
last gave II up as bal job.
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0r.ffrusis Iarishsd-

Il clipped from The columns Of the
Jousuai-ibazsE, Nss Haven, Oonn- the
following endorsement: "Grstitnde 81
a chsractsS, strong. earnest, and imPeta-
GUS. 10 daily, In person and by letter,
being layisked upon h. H. Warner a
90. lor shs introduction al, and the
making 90 extensively knosn, their
wonderful cures, named a. Warmers
Sale Remedies"
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BATTLE CREEK, MIcu., Jan. 81, 1879.
lioP BITTERs Co:
Gentlemen-lia,ing been afflicted Tor
number Of wears with indigestion and
general debility, used Hop Bitters by
the advice of my doctor, aud must say
they afforded me almost instant relief. ]
am glad to he able to testify ia their be-
half
TH,s. q. kNOI.
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A Voice from the Press.

take this opportunity to bear testi-
mony to the efficacy Of your Hop Bit
ters." Expecting TO find them nsuse-
Gus and bitter, and composed OF bad
whisky, We were agreeably surprised at
their mild taste, just like cup OF tea.
A Mrs. Cresswell and u Mrs. Conner,
friends, have likewise tried and pro-
nounced them the best medicine they
have ever taken for building up strength
and toning up the system. ! was
troubled with costivsness, headache and
a want of appetite. The two former all
ments are gone, and the latter greatly
improved have yearly contract
with doctor to look after the health OF
myself and family, but need him not
now. \. GnLILAsD,
Peoples Aduooate.
Pittsburgh, July 80, 1873.
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ass healthy ma"
We believe the Bsnting system ID
generally Endorsed BY the medical kcal-
", with such modi9cssions - the
pecuiiarifies Of ths petisss nay require;
bat whatsoever may b thoc0nt q 10.
there can b oniv Go oP1nin n -
esrd 10 The Nan uhoss naihs h hesss
"a vbo en- grsaisnds % AIniuhty
Cor. Saye Il 70 he ussiA >.
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osoa Hs.l,h Macs Earth . heaven.

Remember thai Dr.. Guysotts yellow
Dock and Sarsdparilla has proven itself
% he the best blood puriheT ever discoy-
cred, and Is = positive eUe Tor ScrOfula
and al Syphiitic disorders, Weakness
OF the Kidneys all Nervous disorders
and Debility, al Urinary and Digestive
Troubles, etc. Price Of large quart bot
40 with full directions, 500. Asingle
bottle viii prove To you is merits a. a
hsAlth-reneNer, iOE it acts like a charm,
relieving both physical and mental dis
tres, driving out OF the human system
the n,any ills that hesh and blood u beiE
10, and restoring the natural vigor %
both,nind and body. exhausted by dis
ease and suffering. II makes the old
feel young and baoysnt. Il makes ths
young feel gay. LAaghlin BrOs. 4 Co
and Logan, List 4 Co, Wholesale Agents
whseling; West 4 Gilmore, Agents 10
Bridgeport. o.
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A Ord

To an Who are snfsnng from the ar
rors ana indiscrsiions Of yoath, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss al manhood,
&e., l viii send reciPe THAI vin esrs
you, FEkE 90 onAssE Tins great rene
ay sas discovered BY Q missionary m
south Airica. Sod . sslf-sddrsessd en-
yeieps % the Rss. Joneph 7. Imam,
Station ID, Neu YORK City.
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AsunuKsB.N. Mass Jan. "A, 1880.

AsHBURsHAN, Mass, Jan. ~, 1871
have been very sick for over two
years. They all gave me up as past cure.
| tried the most skilliul physicians, but
they did not reach the worst part. The
lungs and heart would oil up every
night and distress me, aod my throat
Was very bal. | told my children |
never should die in peace until ] tried
Hop Bitters. | have taken two bottles.
They have helped me very much indeed.
| shall take two more by that time j
shall be we'll. There vas lot Of sick
folks here WHO have seen how they
helped me, and they use them and are
cured, and feel a. thankful as | do that
there Is 30 valuable medicine made.
Yours, Ms JuLIA q. CusHfSG.
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FaE BELLS OF LYNN.

EEED q WEABESLY.
Nhsn he yyv i gro~inS grAy, and ,hs uds Is
"a .Sa ysSi ss.-. sAs BAY 10 the SOnay ,ovn
II 'tSathr a.i,ss t.,Nssrr nv-s,
But uisi hey neNvT hUss
me soryS toe tsr belis make for ne, NE e'iRy
The folks srs ohAIuEs SAY and hear 'hsir merry
BusI LOOK and loOk ans the bay 10 the bsany
tosu % Lynn.
ne told he ~ visit here
lRoa he cd brown pier,
10 wsit and Satch hta coming when the tide
vAs rollsug Ia.
On. sec ham PulIias ,'Oous. palIins DER Tie
Aadi ss.E his ssass sOAs, md his RsTy iAso
ks ss Es ~, 4. Az !; s. :. 'A' pSs' ~
kKadsoelstUtohsd ~ nc.
on "a! s,s Sss s5s sG a. s"'4 and 'O'' bands
hear yeS -. ne Ssils Of ed. 'As sOunI bells
% jill. pa a.svssss 80
Love. AsAs 100 ass .ss ssiiias bells .rrOss as
Bay u Lyman
o my lose, seal 70 nss saa hold nae 40. niAs
10 -: 8 n. aaas :. ,at s-.' s'Aa' ~
Bat never q xOri he sSidl
He Is dead. my love l. dc>al
Al me, a. sssi ! IA bal dss@Dii >Aa an 81
AIOas, sSa cd. aud say; and the dds Is ~IlA'
4 IN.
sai ~ A;..s :; :. 80; s-N. .s.s, Ia pc q
-TsasPls 81.
II sUFEERKD for a long time viii
goitre, cake 90 svellca Liver, indiSes
tion and general bad health, and ate
trying many other rsu,edies nothin
doae me 80 much good As simmons
Liver Regulator. Iteured me, and nov
have Dot 10 tske any nsdiciHs. Tor
an xsli; b1< Z shall always kssp IL .
the house 10 cure any one else OF Oh
L 8 800 ~ ss.,iy sssss.Siss.
n. i. WnIA,
. Clinton, Ga"
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PAULDISG, OHio, Jan. =, 1880.
HoP BITTKRs CoMPAsY:
Ihaye used your Bittcrs. and must
saw they helped me materially.
JoHs FIELD, lnfrmary Director.
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q, .suiH us. % of Ingredient. irutiral with Those
wu.,H Usl.sIiU.u, llvB'fHy B.uusi Musriv aud
y .t. al..l UTttG Substance. willis Tide Usr.t II
d....... t.s ItuJ UraFu vsulr col them.
H. fI. uUrua ~ .th fur biUut, aut it, ,u'ct
uI-Hu ths mus. IH.. Gel y,iah. isAiug the uIs AMI
Juu.ug lhr urugr. Do ~ capable 20 yh'ytug the
tH.'uNtUE u.sulI,
lJwtI di,pI,.r "r wash uut tuhgrI ul"us mat
t.. su.i thus Ulrr tuU,JuU .tuU.
b. Iu.rs t,Iut N.ryuur a.t Muscular Nsur %
Will yurv uI.lti,fr t.rHI. uT interrupted Ftipu
ui the u,sri rul rgIfutfl.u. Weakness. ui iU
.rIlr,trtU-lI be-. EIIrl NytF uNvriaN ur .rIrg
u.ar hHE.U. UIsu,4ttl, A .ltg ur thrHu'yI con
,,H,tiuu uf Jhy Lungs even iU the most iHgmtus
sagrs.
ID rurrs N-fN-lt. t... col Nu.rr. NruHl a. 81
Wins usr,c, tpI,II.r t..,. WbHupIug cough,
N,TVuusI,,, GUi a. "a u.st UDI.iyIIW utIu't
10 ufHtr T,rH#ti.D- ss sustaining uig tuf.ug thr
pusts, &c ttTUluJIs
Iu rot br dH,,.yuJ Iy r,urii,, bearing a
,iniiar name. uu ufu.r preparation H. 1ubsii
tuf. Go t..- H. Dec Hu. circumstance.
tu,.A 1uf U.T Goo uNuIr aui a.utu>s I ttI-
LOWS 10 -.uu. y D. uu tur yellow Wrapper
tu saIrr utrE. ub."u ...ryu bH holding 'hr pa
D.. hgflTr tHr HgaI
uI.U, e. Ua,. UuIUu ~lN Geo, eco
Sold ly ltHtNN, llNl l. tu
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A SURE
Rr Fine Culndazians.

Positivs rslIsfa.li aau.ity
nom complexio.al blen.hss
nay b fond IN AAeaaS No.
nOlla Balm. A Aelleate -
harmless article. 6eA by6ug.
gists everywhere.
1t impayts the nest Militant
and llfs-llks unts, and TIE Go
sest scrutiny cannot f0eec9 ~
ne. All unsiehfly dlseoleca-
tons, eruptions, ring marks
under the EYE, a1oyneos. rcd
noes, roughaess, asd IL eusA
OF htigue and excite0eat aro
ut once dlspelled By Tho Lag.
nolia Balm,
Il Is he ono incompatible
Cosmetic.
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G1ESgilaiM@!!l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22

BATHS GEEK, MICH, Jan. 81, 1850
Ihsye used seven hotties OF Hop Bit
tens, which have cured me OF severe
chronic difficulty OF the kidneys and
have had pleasant effect on my syE
tenn. RODSEY PEAksos.