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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-19
Red Lips and Rosy Cheeks.

WHEELING, w. Va, May 80, 1881.
l am an old physician, and have los
many OF my youthful prejudices. Learn
ing OF the great good done by certain
remedy in restoring 10 robust health :
former patient OF mine who suffered
severely from several chronic ailments
resulting from weak pulmonary, dlsges
tive and urinary organs, and whom
was unable to benefit with my most care
iul treatment, determined TO prescribe
10. | have done so, and the results have
invariably been most satisfactory. I'm
der its use the blood becomes richer
the digestive, urinary and pulmonary
Oryans are made strong and perform
their natural functions readily and with
out pain; all decay seems to be lmme
diately checked and the progress OF the
disease arrested; the pulse becomes
fuller and stronger, the lips red and the
cheeks ROSY, the temperature Increased
and more uniform, the action OF the
heart regular, and the muscular streUgt!
greatly invigorated. In Justice to the
inventors. | will saw that this remedy is
Browns Iron Bitters. 1t Is L prepare
ton OF iron and vegetabl" tOnlCs; con
,ains no a.chohol, and is the only prepa
ration 81 iron in perfectly ssslmllaOle
form and that does not b.ac&en the
teeth. Ihave never known it to fail tc
give permanent strength TO every parl
OF the body, or to injure the most deli
cate constitution. have known 1t to
assist in curing many chronic diseases
when all other remedies had Jailed -
VI ID
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-19
sHARPENED TO POINT.

Think their feathers pretty: A satiri.
cal slave saws that tenors usually put Oh
more airs than they sing Boston Co,r.
isr
Ballots and beer glasses: The liquor
saloons were closed in Waterbury elect.
ion day to give the citizens time to vote.
-Donbury Nelrs
Big college Joke: He was a freshman
and all his morality was watching Ressi
as OlbS'o. al thought Italians were
white" he said Yale Record.
Quite provoking: 4 lady being asked
how MANY calls she made the other after
noon replied, oh, l make seven; was
unfortunate enough TO find everybody
at homs.-EcGnsriHs 1ryUs.
Decentralization: "Do you think Sam
would steal?" asked master OF his
servant, Il don't think he would steal
but then ii l Was chicken l should
roost high. Macon Telegraph.
Tremendous college joke: French
professor at II. Il. S.-"What is the
French word for sweets ~ Junior
thinking he said Je suis), replied
am" The Div. made him understand
his mistake - IUle Mus.
Musical courtship: 4 musical young
friend OF ours, wishing to bespeak his
mistress attention 10 the suppliant pos
ture lie had taken up at her ieet. sang
with thrilling effect this, his earliest
exercise: 'Dore me for solace see do. y
Fun.
A hardened wretch: "Dees our talk
disturb you?" said one OF the company
ii laxative ladies to an old gentleman
sitting in railroad station the other
afternoon. "No. ms'am," was the naive
reply, "Ive been married nigh on to
forty years. "-HarifoTd Times.
An opening: at there any opening
here for an intellectual writer" asked
a seedy. red-nosed individual of an
editor. Yes, my friend" replied the
seeing your visit, left an opening for you
Turn the knob to the right. "-ProrjdSncc
Press.
Neighborly: Not long since family
moved into a house on Austin avenue.
After week or so friend OF the family
called on them and asked them how
they liked the locality. Pretty well. J"
Have you called on any OF the neigh.
bors yet?' mo, but am going TO if
there is any more OF my irewood mis-
sing. '-IGras Stt1sgs.
Acme of politsness: De politest man
1 eber seed was at a railroad depot. A
fellow with lot oil trunks on long
thing wheelin' aroun' as though he were
irwin ter run ober verybody. Finally
a man stepped up an SCI: Il see yer
has siderable trouble runnin' sgin PEG.
pie. TO obhgs yer, I'll stan in front OF
yer machine. ~. q. Times.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-19
ackers, Hucksters, arr,
al Public.
TUNE-MAKER.
A New Process for Preserving
PerishabIe Articles, Animal q M
Vegetable, from Fermentation ait
Putrefaction, Retaining their 0dor
and Flavor.
STATE OF Webster.


FRUITS may he permitted TO ripen ia
their native climate, and can be transported
TO any part Of the world.
The juicc expressed from fruits can DO
held for an indefinite period without fer
mcntatiOn-hencc the great value OF this
process for producing temperance beSrr-
age. cider can be- held perfectly sweet for
any length Of time.
VEGETABLES can be kept for an indri
mite period in their natural condition, re-
tanning their OdOr and flavor, treated In
their original packages. nj II small eNpen>t'.
All grains. flour. meal, etc, are held i'm their
normal condition.
BUTTER, after being treated by this pro-
cess, will not become rancid.
Dead human bodies. treated before decom
position sets in, can be- held in a natural
condition for weeks. without puncturing the
skin or muiiating the body I'm any way.
Hence the great value of ozone Ia under
takers.
There Il no change in the slightest partic-
ular in The appearance Of any article thus
preserved, and no trace Ot any foreign or
unnatural OdOr ar TASTE.
The process is 80 simple that u child can
operate II aS we'll and as successfully a. n
man. There i no expensive apparatus Or
machinery required.
\ room filled with different articles such
rs eggs, meat, fish. etc. can he treated at
one time, without additional trouble or "a
pcn>r.
~ In J,ct, Their. is H"thug that Osonc uIa
not pr'S"Ty". Think Of everything you can
that is liable Ia sour, decay, or spoil, and
then remember that We guarantee that
Ozone will preserve IL In exactly the condi
ton you want ii for any length of time. IL
yOu will remember this, IL will save asking
questions ~ la whether Ozone will preserve
This or That Hriiclc--H mi preserve anything
amt everything yDtI can hDik of.
There l. not n township in the United
States In which II live man can not make
any amount Of money. from 81 .Up 10 SlO.iS
n year. that he pl".tsT>. W" desire 10 get
live man interested in each county I'm tho
nii"d SiaIc>. IN whose hands We can place
this PrC>crN atiN", and through him secure
the business which every county ought Id
produce"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-19
SMALL SHOT.

Election fact: 1t is a little singular
that man will bolt ticket that he can
not swallow Boston Transcript
A man who buys Confederate bonds
will make permanent investment. They
will be Just as good in the year 1000 as
they are to.day.-Dctroit FREE Press.
A receipt for lemon pie vaguely adds:
Then s;tOn astove and stir constantly.
Just as if anyone could sit on a stove
without stirring con 'tantly.-Ni cay
Derrick.
A gentleman friend had thirty-two
teeth taken out the other day without
pain. and no ar;r,thttlC OF any kind was
used. Falls %" Yes, they wer9 false
Boston Transcript
A drinking man was told by his physi-
cian 10 hold his breath while he counted
his pulse, but he couldn't do II. His
breath vas too strong lor him.-CIn. Sat
ur,iuy Nigh.
New York storkeepers are showing all
their punched coin Oh 10 their customers
and refusing to take any more. They
are bound 10 abate tins nuisance some
hon Phjii Hsr0H.
NJ, angel cako Was not invented by
tho Crlastia,s. They were, however, the
crlgiuators OF tie Chinese cracker, which
makes up in noise what it lacks IN
ururlshmeut - Boston Courier.
Firps Presh-"How did the Memorial
Hall election come out?' Second Fresh
oh, Carver had II votes, Salter 9
and scattering SIC" First Fresh
"rhcn S.AtterInggotit. '-Harrard LINN
pDua.
EJECT Sugar Works" is the head OF an
article III an rxchanre. Ii this b. true
no; d ct root-hGus ekrcperS will have
tone "i it. Thy will purchase the kind
,uat GovsL't work --No,ris:owH Herald.
Wh-u Ia E.rhe III Bois" was first
praiurli ~ the PJrt, 81. Martaln a
b autiiu' and p:pU1t' actrcss, who was
- 4; IN il, having discussed salary, etc ,
with tie management satisfactorily. said;
And now rs 10 the costumes "
Costumes. Maisu,e," was the reply,
..Mhv, there are none. Figaro.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-19
Important to Grocers, p
the Gener
THE KING FOR
OF O n E
"OZoNE-PURIFIED AIR, ACTIVE

This PreServative is not liquid. pickle,
or any Of the old and exploded processes,
but is simply and purely OZONE, aS pro-
duced and applied by an entirely new pro-
cess. Ozone is the antiSeptic principle Of
every substance, and possesses the power To
preserve animal and vegetable structures
from decay.
There is HOthing on The Jtcr NJ The edrth
HHbIe 10 decTy or SpOR Which OzGnr, IN" ncr
IreScTTdtire, n1H MT preserve for al tim" IN ~
perfectly FRESH amt pIiut6bLc cDHdafpn.
The value OF Ozone aS n natural prcSCrvrr
has been known Ia our ADLER chemists Tor
years, but until now, no means Of produ-
cling il In Il practical inexpensive, and sim
pie manner have been discovered.
Microscopic observations prove that de-
cay Is due To septic matter or minute germs;
That develop and feed upon animal ana
vegetable structures. Ozone, applied by me
PrentiSS method, SciZcS and destroys these
germs nj once, and thus preserves. Al our
offices In Cincinnati can he seen almost
every article that can be- thought OF, pre-
served by this process, and every visitor Is
welcome To come in, taste, smell. take away
with him, and test in every way the merits
Of Ozone ~ prcSerNailNc. We VIII az"
preserve, free of charge, any article that II
brought or sent prepaid To Us, and return II
10 the sender, for him To keep and test.
FRESH MEATS, such aS beef, mutton,
veal, pork, poultry. game, fish, Sc, pr"NcrN-
ei by this method, can be shipped 10 Eu-
rope, NuDItCltNl W hlIlI'>IIi'il' 49,
return To this country III II state Of perfect
preservation.
EGGS can be treated nj n cost Of less than
one dollar n thousand dozen, and bc kept in
All ordinary room six months or more,
thoroughly preserved the volk held III lis
normal condition, and the eggs a. fresh and
perfect n on the day they were treated, and
will sell uS strictly "choc"." The adNant-
age in preserving eggs Is readily seen; ihcr"
are Seasons when they can he bought i"r>
or 10 cents a dozen, ana by holding them,
them can bc sold for AN advance Of from
one hundred Ia three hundred per cent.
one man with this method can prr>rrN"
ION dozen n unS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-19
commissioners Sale

OFvALUABLE MAISsrREEr PROPERTY
In the Municipal Court of Wheeling.
Louis II. Frauzheim.
G. W. Franzhcm and others
Pursuant to IL decree entered by said court in
the above entitled cause on the lSt day OF
November, 1881, the undersigned commissioner
will, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER ), 1881,
At o'clock M, at the front door OF the Court
House OF Ohio county sell NJ pUnllC auction lu
the highe tand best bidder the follow ing rial
estate, tu.wit. That certain piece or parcel Of
land situate on the cast side Cf Main street hn-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets, in the e y
OF Wheeling West Va. fronting on Main street
TWENTY-FIVE l2D feet and ruunIng back with an
Ioual width one hundred and thirtv-lwu ll52I
tplt, being the south ony-h%i 81 Il piece Of hand
which was conveyed tC George v. Franz :cim
81, deceased, by +. K. Armstrong, trustee, ant
Others, by deed dated the 10Th day Of July go.
and recorded in the Office OF the Clerk UI the
County Court OF Ohi0 county, in deed book No.
10 page 81, and devised By said George w. .larh-
helm, Sr.. Nv his last will and testament, Ia his
ION George William FTdNzhcim, now deceased.
TERMS uP SALE Ouc-thud OF the purchase
money, end AZ much more as the purchaser
may elect TO pay, III cash, ana the residue ~
three equal annual ipSta!lmcItS. with Interest
from the day of sale, tho purchaser giving his
notes for the deferred Payments with personal
security 10 be approved by SAID CummiSSlnuc",
no retaining thu title until the UlymCnt 81 the
purchase money in full. ]. i. JONES,
noOwsi Special Commissioner.
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who Secures Control of OZONE il
or County.

I'll" cincinnati Feed CO.. 49, West seventh
street, l. making >JWu II month in handling
brewers malt preserving and shipping II as
feed Ia all paris Of the country. Malt I'M
preserved S0Ur> in - hours. Preserved by
ozone II keeps perfectly sweet for months.
These are instances which We have asked
tho priNIl"g" OF publishing. There arS
Scorrs ~ Others. Write Ia any of the above
par.ic, and get the evidence direct
N"w. iu prov" il"nh,u!utc truth of every
thing "" han" said ia this puls.r az pr poor
90 Jit', q. yDtsr huT'tS tie" HriiiS Dt pTOC,Hy ion
yDtrs'N Ni,.t ~, h;r" rnt cidDEl,,t hay rHDuyh.
10 amy person who doubts any OF ihc>v
statements. and " no is Interested sufficient
~ L. make the "trip. We will pay all travel
ing and hotel expenses for visit Ia This
city, If "" TAIL 10 prove any statement That
We have made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-19

DR.. Johnson was so extsemely near
sighted that when he wrote he brought his
nose almost in contact with the paper.
We once knew of an editor who so lacked
far sightedness that he quite brought his
nose in contact with the fist of the man he
wrote about-B OAtOn OS!.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-19

Mr.. MICHAEL MCCAIN, a well-known
and popular manufacturer of Syracuse,
New York, writes: IL felt generally
debilitated and my health failing me,
longed and prayed for an iron constitu-
ton, that might be rid OF the many
annoyances OF ill-health. But dyspep-
STA and urinary troubles, attended by
nervous prostration, had gotten hold OF
me, and l felt my time had come.
Nothing seemed to give me any appar-
ent relief. Finally | happened to see
an advertisement of Browns Iron Bit
tiers. 'Eless me, says |, that's just the
medicine for me precisely And so it
was. BY the powers of old Ireland, it
has cured me of all my troubles and
given me a constitution OF IRON"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-19
A FORTUNE ANY, 4 s"y sap

A.C. Bowen, Marion, Onto, has cleared
5000 in two months - tor II TEST p;rhng"
was his first Investment.
Woods Brothers, Lebanon, Warren "Oun-
". ohio, made 5000 on eggs purchased III
August and sold November lSt. g for u lest
package was their first Investment.
+. X. Raymond, Morri>lOwn, Belmont
county, Ohio, j. clearing s2.vyD Il month in
handling and selling ozone. - for II test
package was his first investment
u. r. Weber, Charlotte, Eaton county,
Mich, has cleared $1,000 month sine"
August. - for test package WAS his nr>'
Investment.
j. Is. Gaylord, NJ La Slllu ST., Chicago, Is
preserving eggs, fruit. etc" for the commits
Sion men Of Chicago, charging / -. per dOI-
rn for eggs and other articles In proportion
lie Is preserving 5000 kOZcn eggs per day,
and on his business is making si"n II
month clear. 81 for u test package was his
first investment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-19

3. q y. Palace Drawing Room aud Sleeping
ara on all night trains,
Close connections are made Tor all points
South and southwest North and Northwest.
making this desirable route for Colopists End
persona moving 10 the great West, and 10 whoIa
particular attention is given
WHEELING, PITTSBURGH AND BALTIMORE
DIVISION.
Lave Wheeling ...6:25 A. N. lao and $40 ?.
No liUIls run on this division OH Sunday.
TErkttS - all principal points on sale at depot
Office ODen a. all hOurs during the day.
Information 10 the travelling public cheerfuliy
given. w. II. CLEMENTS, M: OF 7.
K. I. DEVERIES, General Agent, Wheeling
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,

The public are hereby cautioned against S,nh,
ing any Money or Orders 10 NCsEs Il Co, -
Nassau street, New York City, ~ authorized by
the Louisiana stale Lottery Company TO sell us
Tickets They arc flooding the country with
bogus Circulars purporting TO be OF the Lnr,s,.
ma state Lottery Company Gnc Arc frGudu.
Ieutiy representing themselves As it, sg"uis
They havs TO authority rom this Company TO
sell its Iekeu and are NOT its SCENTS for any
purpose a. DAUfHlN
SYw ORLEANS. La, July I, 1881 nOy
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

OF VALUABLE COAL AND FARM LAND
b, B. Doyencr 4 A. Caldwell,
W In ChaCery.
Margaret S. Jones and Others.
By virtue ola decree of the Circuit Court Of
Ohio county (part ~ In this cause the under
signed Commissioners will, or
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, ISL
beginning 1T 10 o'clock \, ", at the front door
Of the Court House Of said county, in the City
OF Wheeling. sell NJ public auction TO the high
est bidder, tho property commonly known Ms
the BOgg's Run Mining Company. consisting 81
about 2GO ACES OF surface, and about 40 acres OF
coal. Upon his property there is now opened
AN extensive coal mine, in good working order
and condition. S,id niue opens on the line OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and adyOins
the City OF Wheeling
For terms OF sale and more specific deScGip'
ton OF said property, reference Is made 10 Tie
advertisement OF sale Of said property published
in tho Wheeling I0.sHigeHcz.
i. 4. DOF bNER,
A. J. CLARKE,
ALFRED CALDWELL.
Special Com misSiOucrS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-19

Accommodation train leaves Rayenna at so
a. IN, arrives Hudson 1920 Il. m, Cleveland
$50 n. N.
80 Day Express runs through Parlor Car and
Night Express through Sleeping Car, Pittsburgh
10 Cleveland.
NOTE- Night Express leaves Pittsburgh Sun.
day nights, but not on Saturday nights
RIypp nIvTcgTO,-nOISa RAsT
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HOW TO SECURE A 70

\ test package Of ozone. containing u
sufficient quantity To preserve one thousand
dozen eggs, or other articles Ill proportion,
will he sent In any Application on receipt Of
-. This package will enable the applicant
TO pursue any line of tests and experiments
he lS>ir,>, and thus satisfy himself AZ la til"
extraordinary merits Of ozone ~ n Pf"~"rN-
ativc. After having thus satisfied himself.
and had time Ia look The Held over io de-
tcrminC what he wishes Ia do In ia" future.
whether Ia sell the urtrl" Ia others, a. {"
cOniiur il To his own NC. or any other lin"
Of policy which l. best suited tp him ami Ia
his township and cnunty--w" VIII enter
into an Arrangement with him that Will
make "A fortune for him and Civ" uN good
profits We will giyrcNrlu>iNr township or
county privileges to the first responsible
applicant who orders II test packing" und
desires To control the business in his lUrtli
ty. Ihc man HhO secures 'r'Hi,ni "f D.""' fIf
am sJJccim hTritDrY. W'W 'rjpg q" m"""i'ir
Which UTH surety '7'Jirh INN.
Don't let day pass until You hay" order
ed "A Test Package. and II You dt'~ir" Ia 80
cure M exclusive privilege We aS>IIr" You
that delay may drpriN" you OF II. Tor the
applications come in Ia H. by scores every
mail-many by telegraph. "Fir>t come first
served" Is our rule.
II You do not caro- Ia send money IN adj
vance for the test package "" viii send Ii
G.. .. D., but this will put You to the "NI"nN"
Of charges for return of money. otr cor
reSpundcnc" is very large; "" haN" all ""
Give your full address in every letter, and
PRENTISS PRESE
S. E. Cor. Min
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-19

ALL forms OF impaired vitality, men,
tai exhaustion, weakened digestion, etc.
etc, radically removed by using Browns
Iron Bitters.
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Notice to Creditors.

Ia the Municipal Court Of Wheeling,
In Term, October 10 1851
G. A. Beuter, administrator o! the estate =.
George sChwarzOach, deceased
Sophia SchwaTzbach, widow, John schwarzbach.
tiustavus ScnwHI xbach. Frarci.ka SehwarI
bach, Louis SchwarEbach Peter Welty, Anton
ECymaun. the German Bank Of Wheeling, the
Nail City Building Association Of Wheeling,
William p Hubbard, trustee, the United
States Building, Land ana Loan Association.
". j. ". COwden, trustee, {. Harry, the Peo'
pies Bank OF Wheeling. John Emshetmef
JOhrFTeidel. Philip schulz and John kehrer.
late partners as S,hule & Kehrer, the City OF
Wheeling. K. Kennedy Friend, doing bnsi
ucS> rs Friend & Son, G. Bcuter Dr.. Albert +.
-u!.l, AID Peter Erh
~ CHAScERY.
To n. CrrdtorI of G,orr> shTIr.bdch. Grce1srd:
In pursuance OF u acCrcc OF the Municipal
Court Of Wheeling. OF the county of ONO. made
in cause therein pending 10 subject the real
estate OF the said George SchwarsbaCh, dcceas-
I'd. 10 the payment of his debts, you are req ulr.
81 TO present your claims against the said
George Schwarzbach, deceased, to Joseph Il.
Paull commissioner, at his office, No. l220 Chap
line street. in the City OF Wheeling, in sad
county. on or before Wednesday, the sd day OF
November, 4 n. 1881. at = O'Clock An
Witness Thomas ". Darrah, Clerk OF said
Court, this DIST day Of October, 1881.
THOMAS VI DARRAH.
Clerl; Of the Municipal Court OF Wheeling.
oce2 2snOv5,l2 ,l9,2
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FOR SALE.
Building Lots for Sale.

TINHE CITIZENS RAILWAY COMPANY
L will sell at public sale at the trent door OF
the Court House, at 10 O'Clock A. II. Saturday,
November Il, ISL, the lot OH which their stable
formerly stood, corner Main street aud alley 20,
Centre Wheeling.
TERss-One. bird cash balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest.
Possession given January !, 1852.
There will also be offered at tho same time
their lots on the Island, fronting on Zane street
and lying betwecn.the street car stable and the
Back River. VAN b. HALL, Sec'y.
The above sale is postponed until Tuesday,
November - 1851,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-19
A STRING OF AUTUMN BRIL-.
I,IAN IS


LIAM rs.
Five fire. upon the maple bough
The red flames of the frost
Fire, tire, by burning wOOdbine, see,
The cottage roof is crossed,
The hills are hid by smoky haze.
Look. how the roadside SumaChs blaze,
And on the withered leaves below
The fallen leaves like boniircS glow,
Marion DougiaS.
o happy day. returned once more.
With golden plenty sill replete.
As though she never gave before,
Earth pOurS her treasures ~ our feet
More rich than Autumn's robe OF leaves
Should be the garments of our praise:
AMI sEper than her ample sheaves
The charities that crown our days.
Harriet ". KmbGH
Ere in the northern gale
The ummer treSSeS Of the trees are gone
The woods OF autumn all around our vale
Have put their glory on.
. AutL mn, why So soon
Depart the hues that make thy forests
glad
Thy gentle wind and thy fair, sunny noe II
Aud leave thee wild and sad"
William Cullen ByrURt.
The hills are bright with NAPLES yet,
But down the level land
The beech leaves rustic in tho wind,
As dry and brown as sand
The clouds in bars OF rusty red
Along the hiltops glow,
And in thee still, sharp air the frost
Il like dram of snow.
4ijcr Cary.
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Cnnsumntinn. Bronchitis, Asthma.

NTERE FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP
w useless in all other diseases, the benefit
which it undoubtedly yields in Consumption
and other diseases OF the Respiratory Organs
would yindlcate its claim 20 the attention OF
every medical practitioner. From the statistics
of England aud America il is a fair estimate
that one .teuth OF the entiro deaths Is caused b.!
CONSUMPTION alone. II the Syrup is used per.
severiuyiy il sunducs tia tendency 10 Consump-
tion, and in many confirmed cases, as i'll that OF
the inventor, il has EFT ctCd cure.
INDIGESTION and habitual Costireness almost
always arise from weakness of the nerves and
uu ,cles of the stomach and bowels. In srCh
cases FELLOWS CONGoUSD SYRCPoF HYPOPAos-
PHITEs has proved Itself of the greatest service
The excavations soon become cOpiOus ami
healthy.
This Syrup will cure Pulmonary ConSump:
ton in the tirSt stage, end VIII give great Ichet
ami prulo.- life in the Second aud tAtrd. II
will cure Asthma, Bronchitis, LarynSitlS ana
t,1n.bS II will cure all diseases originating
-. NIn.nt1lnr .,linn aud NnrXnms Force.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-19

TIVE FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. WITH
or without board. and also live drsugnt
T,rsrs aud thirty BUgSis, and PhactOuS for sale
:, a r-rat bargain, to close out. ]. W. FERREL,
cor. Main aud Twentieth streets, moth