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RULOPF Won BAREN,
Tho stay Of the Embryo Millionaire ID
the smoky l,ltY.

A"u pANS W. bho hhbEyu hIllOHHIfg IL
the smoky city.
PirrRBuRdn, January T.-Ruofr Won
l]sren, the 1lollander who lis figuring In New
York as the alleged heir 10 s25,OOO, 900 OIL
Rotterdam estate, figured here In 1870
He was then poverty.strlcken, and board.
ed at the Young Mems Itome, wllero II ID
supposed worthy poor are cared for al The
lowest pogsible rate. He claimed 10 have
beOn compelled 10 flee from home on aC-
connt Of bis opposition TO Catholicism.
He Joined the Methodist Episcopal
Church, and by hi1 piety 10 worked upon
the confidence Of The Superintendent as
10 get that gentleman to Introduce him to
number of merchants.
He finally came out with a story Of
having been left a fortune Of $4,000, and
1uit gtindlng.shop where he had been
working. He then began 10 swell. He
bought jewelry on credit TO the extent Of
several hundred dollars, fine furniture
valued at $500, and good clothes, and be.
sides ran up big board bill. He wound
up by skipping the town, leaving all the
bills unpaid, and forged note for $500.
The Smoky City has never seen him
since,
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sr. ULAiRSyILLE,
COaatIhE AecIdeht-Cnnetl ISr Services M
LObbyIHt-Proniinent People from
RtaaVShasa

Elsewhere.
sT. ChGtRsviLLE, o., January 90.
A colored girl named Rosy Ford had
her leg broken while coastiDg. The acCi.
dent happened at the same place the Two
young ladies' we're hurt three yeeks o0o
Mrs Mills, the woman who threw the
lye on her husband in lIelaito, refused 10
see him on bis way 10 the inlrmaty, he
stopping at the Jail to.see her.
On Tuesday eSening quite pleasant NJ.
lie episode occurred al Judge Governs Of.
fee. Quite q number Of citizens patbsted
there, when DR.. Henry West was sent iSr,
He appeared In q professional hurry. when
he was aatoniBhed by the presentation NJ
a beautiful gold headed cane "A A tnomsr t,v N IN
Of the gratitude Of 81. UloitBVilIe ior bis
untiring eIotts In the county seat conlest
The doctor received the cane win a neSi
speech. Alterwatd he iaceIiouslv in.
otmed the gentlemen he charged donbie
lees Tor night calls. '''''
Alfred Powell, ali Ordnance Sergeant in
lhe U. ,. army, stationed al Fort Lincoln,
Nebraska, is visiting friends heresbouis'
All. has been soldering long enough now
10 know II oil.
We noticed Dt. Q. u. RurS. Of Bellsi,e.
10 town to-day. e''''''''
Walter DaiIah and lady, Of Bellsite.
are visiting al the county seat this weef, I,
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CHICAGO, January 2S.-The case Of Joel
Henry Wells, who asks for release from
the EIgin Insane Asylum, was resumed
before Judge Moran in tho Criminal
Court. Mr.. Wells appeared as his own
counsel, and was assisted by bis brother.
ln.law, Colonel Thornton, OF Indiana, Ifo
opened the case, and stated that he was
laboring under great disadvantages, IA
two OF his important witnesses had re-
Gently died, and number OF others who
reside In the city we're out OF town. Alter
q variety OF Testimony had been received
The Judge reserved his deCision.
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1ntrn sAle of MtIilrn rnhn.eo

NEw Yonk, January GA firm here
has Just sold ten thousand hogsheadB Of
western leaf tobacco 10 another New York
firm and representatives oil the Spanish,
Italian and French governments. About
eight Thousand five. hundred hogsheads
were OF grades suited to the Spanish mar.
ket. The terms Of the sale are not made
known.
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TA1nAGE'S CAsg.
Why the New Charges Against Him Are
Hanging FIFe.

New YoRK, January 2S.-Tho proseCu
tion Of the new charges against the Rev.
DR.. Talmsge hangs fire because the Rev.
DR.. Van Dyke and his twenty one fellow
Presbyters, who voted against the Rev.
DR.. Talmage'B acquittal at his last trial,
refuse to become bis formal aCcusers.
They claim that nobody holds them re.
sponsible for anything that DR.. Talmage
does, as their petition toward him Is well
understood, aud as the majority OF the
Presbytery Is composed ofthose who ac.
quilted him oil falsehood and deceit, they
must accept the responsibility Of acting
on the new evidence Of alleged false
swearing
II Dr. Talmage Is not brought to trial
upon the new charges, the members Of the
anti.Talmage faction intend, II Is said, 10
remain away from the meetings OF the
Presbytery, and thus give cause OF com.
plant against themselves, ip answer to
which they can arraign the Talmsge fac.
ton for The failure 10 try DR.. Talmags.
To Compllcate the situation, the sessions
OF several churches have expressed their
disgust with the quarreliDg Presbyters,
and have given broad intimations that II
the unseemly fight does not cease, Il will be
the duty Of the Churhes 10 seek other pas.
tors, who are not involved In the Presby.
terY's quarrel.
As Presbyterian pulplls are scarce and
there are many unattached ministers,
those who are looked TO bring formal
charges aRainSt Dr. Talmage arc averse 10
coming forward, and their reasons are
deemed substantial and natural. Thepfes.
bytery does not meet regularly again for
two OF three months, and there ls 40 proa.
peCt Just now Of special meeting.
DR., Talpage is In excellent humor over
the situation. Acting Under the advice Of
DR.. Spear, his counsel, he refuses TO talk
about tile case.
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WASHINGTON, January 2S.-Mr. speor
gave notice that he would tomorrow call
up the contested case Of Yeates Va. Mar
lin, and after allowing two hours' debate
on the Republican side, would call the
previous question. This met with general
appreval On the Republican side, though
. few members declined TO feel bound by
the arrangement.
The, morning hour having been die.
pensed With, the House went Into Com.
millee Of the. Whole, Mr.. Hunter In the
chair, upon the private calendar,
The fret bill on the calendar was thai
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BENGAL TIGEH BUETED.
A PittSburgh NoHt HIOWn up NJ the
Mouth OF the Little miami

CINCINNATI, January 2S.-1'ho news is
just received hero OF an explosion on
board the steamer Bengal Tiger in the
Ohio river, near the mouth OF tho Little
Miami. No details are yet received, but 1t
is understood number Of persons were
injured and several killed.
LATER-T The accident happened at 10 80
this morning while the boat, with her
tow was lying up at California, nine miles
above this city. One OF the steam drums
bIo,wed out, and 1t was thought a boiler
had exploded. Most OF the crew weTe
asleep. The boat did not take fire. and
was not seriously injured. The towboat
Sam Brown came 10 her assitance and
brought the injured TO this city, They
gre all from or near Pittsburgh, and are a.
follows: Charles percivaI, pilot, badly
sscaldedi bis daughter, seriously scaIied;
Miss Anna Phillips, slightly scalded; +,
Walton, pilot, hands scalded; Sam Bak.
or, watchman, hands aud face badly
scalded; Milton MCCabe, steward, bsdly
scalded, feared fatally. The Bengal Tiger
was bringing. a tow OF coal 10 This civ.
The wounded were taken to the Good Sa.
maritan Hospital.
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A strong Effort 10 Return TO the Old
Method OF fExhtrIinRtIOn,

"
A strong Effort 10 Return TO the Old
Method Of 0fExaininRtIon.
WASHINGTON, January 2S.-vety strong
pressure Is being brought TO bear on the
Treasury Department for a relutn 10 the
old plan OF examining pilots ior license.
A great many who have been refused Ii.
censes on account Of their color blindness,
and who have influential friends, are
clamorlng for the old methods They
want the Supervising inspectors, and mot
the Marine Surgeons, 10 make the exam.
nations and grant The license.
Their representatives Oh tho Board
are making q warm fight for
them. The Supervising tnspec.
tor for the Pacific coast is leading the
movement for the change. He is inter.
ested In the son Of the brother OF the Gov.
efnor Of California, q wealthy shipping
merchant The son is q pilot, and, apply.
lug for license recently, was pronounced
by the surgeons color blind and refused
one. He went to his friend, tho Supefvis.
Ing Inspector, but he was poweflsBs 10 as.
Bist him. II he could effect the change
proposed he could grant the Colofbll
young plutoCtat a license. The majority
Of The board, together with the Supefyis.
Ing Inspector. General, are understood 10
be in favor OF retaining the present sys.
TEN Of examinations. The Secretary Of
the Treasury would veto any act Of the
board looking 10 q transfer OF examina.
lions 70 lhe supeivislnR 1nepeCtota.
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PEDEsTRIAN POINTS,
Progress Of tho Race for tho O'Lcary
. Rall

sOb.S'" Sa ssAS AANNU tuN Nhu U'AItNFI
t... oh t, Relt,
NEw YoRI, January 2S.-At noon to.
day Hughas had accomplished 457 miles in
the o'Leary belt contest, beating I!owell's
record nearly ten miles. Howard was sec.
ond, with Cox and Vlnt struggling for the
third place, and both in good condition.
Both finished their 48O!h mile al the same
time. Krohne and Albert are lresh look.
Ing. Philips the colored man, shambles
along apparently In pain, while Campana
drags along fifty miles behind, aud II ts
believed has retired.
O'Leary challeges an investigation, and
asserts that Hughes has squarely made a
square record on square track.
At l2 o'clock the score Stood Hughes,
467 miles; Howard, 44li Cox, 43l1; Vint,
4S4; Khrone, 432l; Albert, 49S,; Philips,
SO4t and Campsna, 35l4.
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pirrsnuRan, January gs.-Genetal Jas.
s. Negley and q number Of stsubenvill,
sni Richmond, Ohio, gentlemen are al
present examihg The rohte Of marrow
gauge road which 10 to extend from steu
behville towards the northwest, The road
will connect with the proposed Pittsburgh
4 Chicago road near Minerva. ltis said thA
Eastern capitalists are Interested In both
roads, and will push them forward rapidly
10 compilation,
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sTEuBEsvtLLE, January 2S.-lluell Nc.
Ginnis, an employe Of the Acme Glass
Works, young man Of about twenty, WAS
thrown from his sled against a pile OF
boards near the Acme Works and had his
leg broken. James Barr, while coasting
on Adams street, ran into another sled,
sustaining q fracture Of the leR
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Ghs gntelIigettrer,
oalcc No., 20 npa n Fourleonth Streel

IL the Morgantown Post will take the
trouble to consult page 80 Of the Auditors
report for 1881, it will see that the number
Of sheep in Monongalis county increased
from i94 in 1879, to ls,745 in 1880. This
lathe official record, whether 1t Is correct
or incorrect,
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TRAGIC TALES
OF CRIME AND CASUALTY EVERY.
WHERE.
Execution OrTWO MurtIerers-Inhumau
Deed Ora nOther.- Excitement over
Criminal Practices RI CinCIn.
natI-PAiAI Explosion
on u aSIcambOat,
MURDERS AND MuRDERERs.

A Canadian BUtcheF ButcheFed by the
LaW-HOrriblei Scene NJ the Execution.
ARTHABAsEAvILLE, QuEBEC, January 27.
The execution Of Cleaphas Lachance
took place in the jail yard thia morning.
People were on their way to the place Of
execution from an early hour, notwith,
standing the severe weather. Lachapce
ls short and slim man, q years OF age,
ne slept a very few minutes during
the night, but this morning took a hearty
breakfast. Fully one thousand people
congregated outside the Jail wall, but ONLY
those allowed bylaw were present, The
prisoner appeared on the scaHoll
without a coat or hat, and ma
ne Thermometer was eight below zero, he
shlyered greatly. The prisoner made mn
remarks, but Father Resther addressed
those present, stating that I.aChance adj
mttted his crime, LaGhanCe in October
last killed Miss DesiIet, who resisted his
improper advances, and afterwards threw
the body into we'll.
Lachance writhed in dreadful manner.
his mouth opened and blood and water
came out, causing thrill OF horror 10 run
through the spectators. After the bady
was suspended fifteen minutes II was cnt
down, cofhned and buried In the corner OF
the jail yard.
ANOTHER MURDERER EXECUTED.
WAYNEsDoRo, GA, January 27-Mose
Twiggs, one Of two negro laborers, who
were found guilty OF numbering VIM.
Driscoll, their overseer, In his bed
on the Miller estate, was executed
at this place to-day, lie was pronounced
dead seventeen minutes after the drop
fell. Frank, his brother, was reprieyed
Tor three weeks as Nose had stated that
he alone was guilty.
WHOLESALE MuRDRRErs "CRNsuRRD."
NEw YORK, January 2S.-The Coroner's
Jury In the Madison street fire brought In
verdict to-day Cenauring tho plumber
WHOLESALE MURDER ny MlDwIvEs,
CINCINNATI, January 2S.-NewpoH, Ky,
Is to-day excited over the arrest Of a female
midwife, and the disinterment OF her vic.
tim. This 10 the third case Of death Of
the mother In Newport within two weeka
by malpractice OF midwives, Similar cases
olmalpractice within the came time in DIN.
clnnati resulting In the death OF an infant,
add 10 the interest OF the case, and hn.
manitarians on both sides OF the river are
aroused and some legislative action ia ex.
peCted to result.
KILLED HER CHILDREN AND HERSELF.
WHITE VALE, 0Sr,, January 2S.-Mrs.
Sheppard killed her two little boys, one
three years old, the other seven months
old, the former with revolver, the latter
with a knife. She then probably fatally
stabbed herself
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SCORE AT 0 y. N

This afternoon Cox withdrew, much
money being lost. The remaining men,
seven in number, with the exception OF
Phillips and Campana, had surpriaing
scores. Hughes, Howard, Albert, Krohne
and Vint were in excellent condition.
At 10:53p. N. Hughes finished bis 5OOth
mile and entered his tent. This is the
first time on record that 500 miles have
been Imade In i've days. Shortly baiore
Hughes left the track Howard retired, and
Albert, who was third, made dash, and
at 1880 covered his 4s3d mile. At y
o'clock bis score stood 1860 miles, giving
him the second place.
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TIE cay 0TTIIEpILOiy,

The betting Ia that Hughes will take
ffBt place and Albert the second.
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sENATOniAL .sI1ItAr10N,

Eleventh Hhllot nj lfHrFiSbnrgh, with
no choice, but wallace SIN one Ahead
on u Redneed Vote.
HARRISBURG, January 1.-The eleventh
ballot for United States Senator took
place 10 day, resulting as follows, Oliver,
B3i Wallace, o.; Grow, AZ; Hewitt, 8; AE.
new, 1 I MGveagh, q; Baird | {; Phillips, g
There were but l7s members present,
many having paired and gone home. Ad,
l0nfned Until tomorrow,
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friend from New York, but he regarded
this question as being q question Of
principle, and he was not to be driven
from the views he maintained by any gen.
eralitiesi he compared this case to Bene'
dict Arnold'B,
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10
Attack on the Idol Of Juggernaut.

An attack has been made upon the
idol of Juggernaut,. at Pooree, The most
sacred shrine IN India, by body OF IA
natics, q tf 8AGW 9@ DEeN i0a d 20
The rioters. who numbered twelve
men and three women, and were almost
in a state of nudity, succeeded in enter.
ING the temple and tried to force their
way into the inner recesses. Although
inward Of / 900 pilgrims were present,
they were not expelled without severe
struggle, in the course OF which one In
truder was trampled to death. The rest
were arrested, and have been sentenced
to three months. imprisonment. The
inquiry showed that they belonged to a
sect of Hindoo dissenters lately founded
in the Sunbulpore district, and known
as Kumbhupattas, from the fact that its
followers wear ropes of bark round their
waists.
They allege that their religion was re-
yealed to sixty-four persons in 1864 by
a ood incarnate, whom they style
AlekhswamyAtha is, the Lord--whose
attributes can not be described in writ
ino. They believe in the existence of
the 100000, 900 of Hindoo deities, but do
not respect their images, saying that it
is impossible to represent a Supreme
Being whom no one has ever seen. They
are subdivided into three classes, two OF
which renounce the world and make no
distinction of caste, while the third lead
family life. Their habits are said to
be very filthy, and, like some European
sects, they take no medicine in illness,
but rely solely on divine help. Their
attack on the Pooree temple was prompt
ed by the belief that if the Juggernaut
were burned it would convince the Hin
docs of the futility of their religion, and
the whole world would then embrace
the truth. .-Cdleutta Gazette. r..
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10

Who is this Ferocious-looking Man
He is Foreman in Printing office. He
gets Paid for throwing Men Down stairs
when they Come to Lick the Editor, and
for putting wrong Dates at the Head OF
the Paper. He can Fl more type IN nj
teen Minutes than Seven Printers can
Set up in two Weeks. He loves to ask
the Editor for Copy. If it were not for
Him the Paper would look pretty Well
every morning. Everything would be
Fat and none of the Live Ads would be
Left out.-Denrer I1ibu7ae Primer. = -'i
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10
"FemaIe Complaint..n

DIR. r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo. N. Y: Dear Sir
Il was sick for six years, and could scarcely
walk about the house. My breath was short
and / suffered from pain in my breast and
stomach all the time; also from palpitation
and an internal fever, or burning sensation,
and experienced frequent smothering or
choking sensations. also suffered from pain
low downacross my bowels and in my back,
and was much reduced in flesh. Ihave used
your ssGolden Medical Discovery" and
"Favorite Prescription, !" and feel that am
well. Very respectfully,
DELILAH b. MCMILLAN, Arlington, Ga.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10

Z. L. LowEREE, ESQ.,, cashier Of the Gin
cinnati Southern Railroad, says the Cincin
natl Enquirer, was cured by st. Jacobs Oil
of stubborn case Of rheumatism, which
wouldn' It yield to physicians treatment
BroOkian EqQLe. -L 4. -AN
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10

"A number of young Englishmen are
working on a farm at LIE Mars, Iowa.
They are pupils of an Englishman who
owns large tract there, and are learn
ing the business with view to conduct
ing extensive farming operations in the
far West. There is a large English
colony at LIE Mars, including many sons
of aristocratic families.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10

THE Albany (N. y Press and Knickerbock-
En- says: s. The largest following we know of
to-day is that Of st. Jacobs Oil; for where
st. Jacobs Oh is, there rheumatism is not"
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10
We sometimes wish that nature had

designed us for hired girl, instead of
an editor, SO that we could have been
independent. In this country, ''a hired
girl'' is another name for affluence and
financial stability. Twenty-Five dollars
per month and board makes the poor
cringing editor green with envy. And
yet there are not enough girls in this
country to do half the work. A man
lives out half his days and at last Sc
cures wife, only to find that the latter
part of his career will be devoted to Sc
curing servant-girl for her.-BiU Nye.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10

Riches are often thorns that pierce
the head with cares in getting them,
and the heart with grief in parting with
them. t'f" hlEtls eIfa laq E3i-i-l
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10

For weak lungs, splitting of blood, short
ness of breath, consumption, night sweats
and all lingering coughs, DR.. Pierce's Cold
Medical Discovery'' is asovereign remedy.
Superior to cod liver oil. BY druggists. Fl
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10

Cancers and Other Tumors
are treated with unusual success by Worlds
Dspensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N.
Y. Send stamp for pamphlet.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10

"DARN the newspapers! why can't they
leave such items out?" exclaimed a hard up
undertaken, when he read an article warm
ing people not to indulge too freely in green
frtI
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10

WHEN you squeeze young lady, if you
ever do, and she eXclaims: "Oh." do not
think she is at all displeased. 1t is only an
involuntary action of'the vocal organs-sim-
ply oh ing to the pressure. IVY, r---...5
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10

b PEOPLE who study economy before every
thing else, like the Chinaman, prefer the
Charter Oak Range, because it saves fuel. 11-3
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10

{ DEALERS are beginning to see that it i
better to go with the tide than to swim
against it. BY selling the Charter Oak Range
they are helped in selling other things. To-
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10

FRESHMAN: "Action and reaction are
equal and opposite, as, for instance, when
cannon Jumps as far backward as the ball
goes forward" r.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10

WHEN you have become tired of good
promises and poor Cigars, just send to Tan
sill & Co., 55 State street, Chicago, for a
sample lot of "Tansill's Punch" sc. Cigar.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10

THE hotels are beginning to try the now
Charter Oak Hotel Range, because OF its grea
looking capacity and economy Of fuel. 1913
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10

THEODORE remarked, when Angelina's
father showed him off the doorstep, that the
old gentleman had considerable push about
him. afEHtE#E
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10


rier and the waltzed over the fence and the
fought. The tarrier proved too much for Tod
dles and afore they could haul him off the bat
tie ground he had made good square meal of
his hide. Tom was in despair A kind looking
gentleman in q broad brim hat told him p get
bottle of ST. JACOBS OIL and rub him With II, and
it would cure him in no time. What does Tom
do but steal into the chapel at Vesper time and
slide into Father Jacobs confessional box and
beg of him bottle of his Oil with which to rub
hsdorg.. The Father felt of Toms head; 1T was
hota afore Tom could utter prayer, two men
were luggin him home followed by great crowd,
who kept at safe distance, thinking he had
been bit by a mad dorg. The more he kicked
and screamed to be let free, the tighter they held
on to him" In reference to another torment, the
Chicago Western Citiolic recently wrote: Mr..
nue., of this city, has spent over two thousand
dollars on medicine for his wife, who was suffer
ing dreadinlly from rheumatism, and without
deriving any benefit whatever; yet two bottles
of ST. JACOBS OIL accomplished what the most
skillf1l medical men failed in doing. We could
give the names of hundreds who have been cured
by this wonderful remedy did space permit us.
The latest man who has been made happy
through the use of this valuable liniment is Mr..
James A. Conlan, librarian of the Union Catholic
Library of this city. The following is Mr.. Con-
Ian's indorsement:
UNION CATHOLIC LIBRARY AssOCIATIoN,1
204 Dearborn Street,
CHICAGO, Sept. 16, 1880.
wish to add my testimony to the merits of ST.
JACOBS OIL as cure for rheumatism. One bot
tie has cured me of this troublesome disease,
time; but, thanks to the remedy, / am cured. This
statement is unsolicited by any one in its inter-
est. Very respectfully,
80 ezttf JAMES A. CONLAN, Librarian,
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10

If "wILL you tell me-" asked an old gem
tleman of a lady, 'swhat Mrs. rs maiden
name wasr' "Why, her maiden aim was
to get married, of course" exclaimed the
lady.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10

CHEAPER than blacksmithing-is Frazer's
Axle Grease. For sale everywhere. Try it.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10

DR. Morris LIVER Pills are the best veg.
etable Cathartic Regulators. .ut
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10

DURNo's CATARRH SNUFF cures all atfec
tions Of the mucous membrane of the head