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pheasant and Ehec.ual."

PURsLEY, W. Va, Nov. q, 1879.
Eesas. Laughlin Bros. e Co,
Please send us another supply OF your
Worm Syrup. We are meeting with an
increased sale. We find it always gives
satisfaction. ! have used it in my own
family, and found it not only pleasant,
but eifectual. MARTIN & DoPLIR,
Of Doplcr d Lewis.
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Mail Agent Charged with Crookednes

Mail Agent Charged with Crookedness
LoUIsvILLK, September l+.-F. +.
I.awlev, mail agent on the Louisville &
Nashville road, was arrested here this
morning by a United States Marshal,
charged with embezzling letters from
tnc malls. iIawley waived an examina.
ton before United States Commissioner
& .ail, and was bound over in the sum Il
1000 for his appearance at the next
i.rm OF rnnrt
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Belmont County Fair

to be held at ST. Clairsville, o., on Sep
TENDER 18th, 10th and 18th, 1850. On
above dates a special train will run as
follows: Leave Wheeling, city time, ut
7:25 A. NJ fare, round trip to st. Glars
vile, Sl.OO. Leave Benwood at 40 A
NJ; fare, round trip to st. Clairsville, W
cents. Leave BelIaire, Columbustime, at
$50 A. NJ; fare, round trip to st. Glars
vile, 50 cents. Arriving at 81. Clairs-
vile at 0 A. NJ, Quincy at $50 p. NJ
l.. Ii. PATTERSON,
President St. Clairsville Railroad.
w. +. REPPRRT,
Passenger Agent b. q o. X. K.
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Chesp Excursions to Pittsburgh.

The p. G. & st. l.. Ry. Co. Pan-llan-
die Route will sell excursion tickets to
the Pittsburgh Exposition on Friday
morning of each week until October Sth.
Tickets will be good going only on the
morning train; returning Will be good
for trains Friday and Saturday only.
Faie for round trip, including admission
TO the Exposition, 3.
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STOCK.
w heeling.

About l25 head OF cattle We're recs
at the stock yards yesterday, and ,b'eI
with the stock on hand make a her.
about so head there this morning .
The hog receipts during the pas, w.
have been in the neighOorAood Of n
head. w
Very few sheep and lambs have boz.
received. t"
Prices have been ranging as iou,,.
Hogs-The market has been y,,I
quiet at "a IS for good packing lo,.
Cattle--The market isin good cordi,
at present. The quotations sre A.
lows: Young cattle from go ~ -g
pounds, at 3&3sc; 1900 pounds, 9as 49,
bulls PIC.
Sheep-Narket very quiet. rr,
ranging at pc Tor fair. TO ic lgr ,..
Some very choice grades would .a
SIC.
Lambs-Market is weak and boz.
tie doing. The price for the pas,
has been 4@4!c.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, September l4-The D-r.
io'nn nal reports hog receipts 1901
shipments 1900 head. Markc, ger.
ly active and l0Gt ljc higher On
mixed packing 81 90G5 %: light bs
S. 00@5 %; choice heavy > 3nT:.
grassers 81 0064 80. Closed wei
Cattle-Receipts 1000 head:
ments 200 head. Choice shiupiu, i.
S. l5G5 60; common to fair Zoe love, 81.
81 00@4 so; good TO choice shjrr.r.
81 1905 co; butchers at - jOG3 IL
stockers 81 50G325; western half bre...
s. 50G3 20; calves Sl0Gl2; T.yqr.
So 30@3 40; through Texans - 81,
3 10.
Sheep-Receipt. 100 heal. Lamb.
per head 81 00Cd3 80; common 10 me-.
dunn s. 50@i %; good to cIoire = 40
ga 60.
Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, September li-C,,,l.
Market active: with sales $4,000 head
prime S. 75G6 90; good 81 2j@5 81,
medium 81 622Gi So; common 50,
4 80.
Sheep-Market active, with sales ..
10000 head: prime - S1l@j o.; cool
81 62l@4 20; Medium 81 35!> 30.
common 50 5OGi -; culls - cl
lambs 81 5OG6 %; stock ewes s. -
3 55.
Hogs Market active, with sales
] 900 head; good extra s. 75"S -
mixed light 81 50GG IS.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, September li-tarr
1880 head; market active.
about lc lower than last week
best shipping steers = 00@j -; .dlr'3
good butchers 81 50d3 80; common O,
light 3 5c(G4 %; stocheIs scarc" ~
50 O0ta3 IS: bulls, cows and stag, - 900
93 IS.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head; lortr',
s. O0@5 Is; PhiladelphiaS - seas co.
,rassers 81 00@4 80.
Sheep-Receipts l,SO0 head Mark-'
active at full yesterday price.
Cincinnati.
CIYcISSATI, September lL-H0gs-
and in fair demand; common
Il O06i65: light 81 10fij 60; packing
q SOtdj 20; butchers - 200 ) - Re-
1000 heal; shipments, none.
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OVER THE N e.

D%iscouraging Emigration to the United
States-The Bush Fires Extinguished.
Quebec, Sept. 1.-THE Pastoral letter
from the Archbishop was read in
Basillea yesterday, ~deploring the con-
tinued migration from this Province to
the United States, and appealing to the
generosity. charity and patriotism Of the
people to take steps to check the move
meLt
ST. JonN, Sept. 1.-THE bush fire in
Grand Manau have been exlinguished
by rain. 4 tract OF land have been raw
ished for five miles wide and fourteen
miles long.
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w. j. w. COWDES,
Notary Public for Ohio county.
TO the Ladies'

We car say to the Ladies OF Wheel
ing our Fine Shoes are of the latest
styles, and guaranteed to be equal to
any custom work made in our city, and
at much lower figures. We keep both
Hand and Machine sewed goods con-
stantly on hand, and invite you to call
and see the latest Fall styles.
WusoS Rpos
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Worthless Stuff

Not 50 last, my friend; # you could
see the strong, healthy, blooming men,
women aud children that have been
raised from beds Of sickness, suffering
and almost death, by the use of Hop
Bitters, YOU would say Glorious and
invaluable remedy See another col
umn.
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" Indications.

W,.urxGroN, b. C., September 10, l
AMOR the Tennessee and the ONO
Valley. lower barometer, higher tenn
perI;ure. northerly winds, vrering to
the east or south, aud clear or partly
cloudy weather.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-15

more food and less medicine, more
of n~ourishment and strength, less OF the
facilitating influence OF drugs is what
our feeble and exhausted constitutions
REQUIRE" said Baron Liebig, when he
perfecte I the composition OF the Malt
Bitterh"
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Hydrophobia!

Dogs transmit 1t through their teeth.
Teeth should be kept from virus. Use
SozoDoNT, keep the human teeth clean,
and no damage car be done by the man
who says to his girl, 81 feel like eating
you up, dearest"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-15
J'HE PLAGUE.

1t Makes Its Appearance in a Village oar
Odessa.
ST. PETERSBURG, September IA
symptoms OF the Siberian plague have
appeared among the people OF a village
mean Odessa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-15

WE speak knowingly when We assert
that Halls Vegetable Sicillian Hair he
newer ia the best article of the kind sold
on the American Continent. Personal
trial has demonstrated this, and the ar
ticle is an elegant and clearly one,
without which We think NJ toilet com.
plete. MesSrs. Johnston, Holloway IL
Co., 6G2 Arch street, Philadelphia, are
the agents for the article, and when our
Philadelphia friends return from Cape
Nav they should certainly procure
some Of it. We know OF no such article
eytant for the hair, and thus speak in
such decided and emphatic terms
Ocean Foam, Cape Nay, NJ.
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Plttsburgn,

PITTSBURGH, September l4.-Prtrolr
um-Dull; crude steady at 81 u; at
Parker's for shipment; refined, lee lor
Philadelphia delivery.
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TIE Fair at St. Clairsville, which be-
gins tomorrow, promises to be the I'm
est ever held upon the grounds. The
display in every department Will exceed
that OF former years.
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uo,Por,,ss g.. C,sirsviue Fair.

s!Simrsou, Of the Red Front Livery,
will run his iour-hOr,r bus ga thurs
dav and Friday, leaving New Mcclure
House at : o'clock and Bridge Corner at
= o'clock. Round TIP 81 70.
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Srocial 10 Sent.emsn.

All will agree That there II nothing
so uncomfortable rs q bad fitting boot or
shoe. -,
To those who want comfort we would
ask a careful examination of Il handsome
line of mems hand and machine sewed
goods, Just rec lived at our establishment.
We give an absolute guarantee on every
pair of these shoes to he equal to any
custom work made in our city, and at
much lower figures. WILSON Bros.
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ADDITIONAL
REPUBLI.
CANS.
Their state Convention to be
Held TODAY.

WORCESTER, September 1.-THE Re-
publican State Convention will meet to.
morrow. The permanent president will
be Paul A. Chadbourne. Senator Hoar
will nominate John d. Long for Cover.
nor by acclamation, and Senator Dawes
will make a like motion in favor OF
Byron Weston for Lieutenant Cover
nor. The rest of the ticket will be the
same as now, with the exception Of the
substitution OF Daniel Gleason for Treas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-15

ADELIGHrFUL drive, beautiful grounds
and a fine display, are the attractions OF
the 81 Clairsyille Fair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-15

school suits ia endless xari-
ETY. az Oehm al Cos One Price
Clothing House. 1920 Market
81, adjoining Opera iiOa.e.
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A Card and Affidavit.
Editor of tho Reg 'Ster.
Please insert the following:

FlitOr oil inc hee SteT.
Please insert the following:
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.,
COUNTY OF ONO,
CRY OF WHEELING, to-wit:J
On this lith day Of September, 1880,
personally appeared before me, w. j.
w. Cowden, a Notary Public, in and for
the county aforesaid, Charles A. Reed,
who being by me first duly sworn, uprn
his oath, says, that on the 9Th day OF
September, 1880, that at the coffee house
OF Julius Lohse, at No. PAS Market
street, in the city OF Wheeling, on the
porch and premises at said house, be
saw Conrad Kurner and William Mey-
ers, whom he is personally acquainted
with. and three other persons engaged
in drinking beer or liquor, IN the Sab
bath day, and that by reason thereof,
and believing it to he a violation OF the
city ordinance, he made complaint to
the proper officers, and demanded that
a summons should be issued for the
said julius Lohse, commanding him to
appear and stand Il trial for the viola
ton of the same. That this affidavit is
made because of the scurrllous attack
made upon the Clerk OF the Municipal
Court of Wheeling, in a Sunday paper
styled the Wheeling Ne~s. Letter.
CHAs. A. REED,
Taken, subscribed and sworn 10 be-
fore Inc this nth day of September,
1880.
W 7 w CovDRS
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Music Books at cost, at Sheib's.

The Soldiers Reunion at s.. Glars
VILE on the Second Day OF the Fair will
attract an immense crowd.
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Thermomere= Record.

InpFulViuVICA A9OV4N
As taken at Schnepfs Opera House
drug store:
ITESDAY
I--a lNNl
In II N. u n Pm. a.
81 10 G5 10 s. Gj 0S q
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

UVNETH u DHtFHi -"
THos. j ORR, Secretary.
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Sesond Branch.

1t was impossible to get a quorum in
this Branch, and at $50 o'clock those
who were waiting for others to arrive
adjourned until Friday evening. The
MAYOR ordered the City Sergeant to
summon the members to attend Friday
evening, and those who neglect to obey
the summons will be brought the
bar OF the house, and have the penalty
prescribed in the ordinance enforced
against them. The penalty is two dol.
lars fine, which will be imposed If good
and sufficient excuse is not given for
their absence,
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CINCINNATI, September IL-HOgf-
Steady and in fair demand; common
SiO06i65: light 81 70G5 60; packing
81 SOFAS 20; butchers - 3O% ) -. Re-
ceipts, II 1000 head; shipments, one
, 1880-04-07

n T the request Of the Presidency
III Of Sh~Croix the Estate ~
RIUsJ'gssT Up TWIST,

belonging to the Colonial Treasury,
ofSt oroix and situated in Northside
Qua1eer LII. B. sub No. 5 ad 6, with
appurtonances Of works ana buildings
will be offered for sale at one public
Auction to be hold at the Court House
in Christian5ted on Saturday the 18th
April a. c. at / o'clock p. M. +.
Conditions and other Documents
concerning the sale are to be seem at
Lawyer A. HanschcL's Office in Chris 4,
tiansted.
Vendua Office Christiansted the 31st
March 1880. I. 4asTl
, 1880-04-07

=Aifrani

- ~ .T-IT7-1. T-TI 10 TT-I1 EI,f Y1ar
med Tilbehor af V@rkeT ogfF ygnin7s !,
gerblve udbudt til SaIgved cen Client
lig Auction, som afholdes paa TANG !,
stedet Chris 1iansted loverdagendm
Tide April 1880 KL i Eftormidlagen
Conditioner og oyrige Salgets yed-so
r0.ende Documenter ~ til Efteryn
paa Procurator A. .Hanschells Kontor
i Christ;ansted. ~, o.o.
Christiansteds Auctionskontor dem
Site Marts 1880. a..adva +.
81. A. JURs
, 1880-04-07
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
PAID.

Andreas, Richard; Chenery, Ri Ri
chard ;Danalley, Dorothea Dix 40 %
bert George, Louisa; Green CfaHEhedd
rine Jonas, Charles Joseph, Annie;
Mayors, LOWS +. ii Petersen, I'll
zahath Peterson, Federico SteyWafdf
Ferdinand Sweansen;
, 1880-04-07
UNPAID.

Baptist, Emanuel Clarke $, Eliza
beth; christensen; Edwards, Char.
lotta Eivers, Matthew Emanuel, IRA;
Flynt, Mary Griles, CorpeAqs; isaac,
Norah James, Susannah aJourgams
son, W; Leeavy,H anarater; LindnlS3
Marques, Elizabeth Mllen, Caroline
A; Modt, Catherine Nnlly' foha 'de'
Parson. Sarah; Patl1R, Frankly. fears
tersen, James: Petersen, Eredr1scas
Robert, Andrew; Roberts fare; sins
moads Mary, Ann 20 4'aasia, kosa.
nor ; William, Jerenaiah;6 Williams,
johanna; Williams, Matilda; Wnlan'ss
Samuel; WILLIAMSBURG. L.oa 80
Frederiksted's Post OGce,r ST. Gfol3lss
9th Of March 1880. 9cYIsg1 tnhraaSqs
coast
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SARSAPAR.ILLA,
SARSAPARILLA.
Ayre's Sarsaparina,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

This compound Of the
vegetable Alternatives,
Sarsaparilla Dock. stil
lingis, and Man drake
with the I0dfdes Of Pot
aah and Iron. makes q
most effectua1 cure OF a
series Of eomplai nts
which are very preva'
lent and affecting. IL
purifies the blood.
purges out the lurking
humos In the system,
that untiartnines h ealth
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-13

trivialities of the converts perfect free
dom in conversation, an agreeable spirit
of raillery in society, elevation in our re-
ligiuus feelings, and great contempt fer
the ways of other schools" The young
ladies read Moliere and Scudery; the re-
ligious world holds up its hands in holy
horror. There was reaction for time,
but the blow had been struck; new ideal
rose before the world, and thesable throne
of Ignorance and routine received shock
from which it will never recover. Mad
anne is always writing little notes to
Nine. de Brinon. l....
Now it Is to beg holiday, now to an
nounce sudden visit and to ask "for
some little treat for our Sisters Of Char
ity. Let me see them dine properly"
When the children we're i'll she sends M.
Fagnn, the first physician in Europe, TO
prescribe for them whole list of curious
remedies for their disorder. When they
are we'll she dispatches by bearer zone
pot of butter and eight pots Of JAM"
hut the careful soul begs to have her
jam-pots returned, and the "demoiselles"
are to get twice as much jam as the little
peasants, for is not noble blood to becre-
spected in all things7 No wonder the
children were free with her, as she boasts
with pardonable pride.
She has a special 'fondness for naughty
girls. II don't too much dislike" she
says, "what are called naughty chill,
dren-I mean self-satisfed, boastful,
quick-tempered children, a little willlul
and obstinate, for these faults may be
corrected by reason of piety." How.
ever, they won't get those rosaries they
are 50 anxious for, if they are not "bet-
ter than they we're Monday at work
time" They must have been better be
haved when madame wrote to the school
mistress, Haven't you some pastry-cooA
at Noisy or Bailly whom you can helI
to job when your children are to have
a collation~
The woman who habitually wrote ant
thought in this strain can not have beel
altogether bad and heartless, as her enc
mics would have us believe. 1t is il
trifes like these, where there can be n
hope of publicity, and no desire to de
ceive, that we can best discern the natu
raj working of Nine. de Maintenon'
heart. ''These things which seem nothin
and which are really nothing really mari
character too much to be overlooked.
This pregnant sentence from her arch 70
must be our apology, and with it w
close our article on one of the most in
teresting characters in modern history.
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Wine. De nIatnlenon,s school. .

The only character in which Nine. De
Maintenon becomes really lovable, says
the London Spectator, is as schoolmis-
tress. Her first foundation at Ruell was
chiefly for poor children, and to do her
Justice, she loved and tended them as
carefully as ever she did the young ladies
of ST. Cyr; but in the end the greater
and more afistocratic establishment
swallowed UP the class. Her children
are to he well fed; to have as much
bread as they can eat This she insists
Oh several times.
They are to be warmly clad, in uni.
lorm, if possible, for Nine. de Maintenon
loves order in all things; but if the ex.
pense would be great she will be content
with a partial ohe--as that all the girls
should wear the head dress and aprons
or handkerchiefs Of the same cut and
color. She wishes them to be gaily
dressed, and indeed this element Outright
ness and cheerfulness il a leading feature
in her scheme Of education. ~ thihl
the black aprons very lugubrious," sh'
writes to Nine. de Brinon; ''let's Civ
them green or blue SERGE" 81. Cyr wa
brilliant with light and color and song
Madame has a hearty contempt for "th
Aneannesses and littlenesses Of converts.
She wishes her dear children to grov
up to Be reasonable persons" The!
are to live in the world, and, accord
inglv, even their school-frocks are to b
cut in The fashion, and their "coifare" t.
be that Of the day. When the so-calle'
streform' took place al St. Cyr, sh
thought it was hard that "the tailors
were tenceforth excluded. We fin
muslins and ribbons and even "a trim
ming Of lace" as part Of the uniform
Nay, pearls and girdles were not un
known. The education was as uneoT
ventional as the dress. f,t4
"a solid piety, far removed from th
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-13
Chauncey N. Depew told this story at

Chauncey N. Depew told this story at
the recent New England dinner: In the
Berkshire hills there was funeral The
woman who mingles curiosity with pity
was there with the mourners. To the
afflicted widow, in melancholy voice,
she said: "When did you get your new
'eight-day clockT "I amt got no new
eight-day clock" responded the bereaved
woman. "Why, what is that in the cor.
ner7 Ain't that an eight-day clock?
''No, that amt q clock; that's the de.
ceased. We stood iton end in the corner
to make room for the n1ourners."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-13

A Kentucky preacher rose to speak,
and opened the Bible. The first verse
that met his eye happened to be, "the
voice of the turtle shall be heard in the
land" Brethren" said he, Eat first
sight one would not think there was
much in this text, but, on little consid-
GRAFTON, you will see there's great deal
in it. Now, you all know what turtle
is. If you've been along by pond, you
have seen them sitting on log summing
themselves. Now, it is said, the voice
of the turtle shall be heard in the land.
But the turtle hasn't any voice that any
body ever heard, SO it must be the noise
he makes in pIunging off the log into
the water. Hence, we must conclude
that immersion is meant, and that i'm
mersion will become universal"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-13
Little Franky's mother was very pio

Little Franky's mother was very pious,
but she was an invalid snd 70 his auntie,
who was also plots, looked after his re-
ligious instruction, and let no occasion
pass to enforce some precept. One day
Frankly suddenly said: "Oh, dear, I wish
1 had wingsl" This angelic aspiration
was regarded with joy by the two sisters,
and they eagerly asked why he wished
for wings. "Oh," said Frank, "Fd fly uI
into the air and take aunt Susan with
me, and when I couldn't 60 any higher
| I'd let her DROP" ..a. NJ, ..
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-13

The :tB a. m. train connects Tor Portsmouth via
ChiilicOthe. The 8:23 q. m. and 9:03 p m trains
connect for Jackson and Portsmouth. via Hamden.
BALTIMORE OHIO, VIA PARxEnBuno.
Depot Pearl and Plum.
Baltimore Ex. daily s:23 am 6:3s D n
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-13

Multitudes Of people require an altera-
tive I'd restore The healthy action Of their
system and correct the arrangements that
creep into it. Ayers Sarsaparilla tones
and revitalises ths' s'blood, and restores The
vi0nr of health
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-13
DON'T Get the Chills.

II you are subject to the ague you must be
sure to keep your liver, bowels and KID
news in good free condition. When so, you
will be safe from all attacks. The remedy
to use is Kidney-Wort. 1t Is the best pre-
ventation of all malarial diseases that you
can take. See large advertisement.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-13


and settle into troublesome disorders. Eruptions
Of the skin are the appearance on the surface OF
humors that should be expelled from the Diood
Internal arrangements are the determination OF
these same humoR to some internal organ. or or
ans whose action they derange, and whose sub
stance they disease and destroy Ayers samapa-
rilla expels these humon from the blood. When
they are gone, The disorders they produce disa P
pear, such as vi, erations OF the Liver, stomach,
kidneys, Lungs Euptions and Eruptve Dfsessei
If the Skin, st. Anthnny's Fire, Rose or yaipe'
las, Plmples, Pustules, Blotches, Bols, Tumors,
letter and Salt Rheuin, scald Head Ringworm
Ulcers and Sores, Rheumatism, Nenralgia, PAIN IN
the Bones, Side and Head, Female WeS knees ster
Iity. Leucorrhoea arising from internal liberation
and uterine diseases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emacia
lion and General Debility. With their departurt
health returnA
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