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A Youthful German Count Behind the
BarS at
st. Louis, Because he Lied not Wisely
But toe Well.
The Lunatlc Asylum Board CaA't
Bounce Employees.
Dr. Wallace, Of Waco, Commissioned
superintendent at Terrell.
Governor Ireland and the Louisville
Expositi0n-A Correction.
Other Events at the State Capital

NEW YORK, June Il Especial l-9ov
ernments steady; As l-S lower; Sc l-S
higher.
Railroads active and steady,
Texas 4 Pacific, Rio Grande division.
firsts, IS l.2.
Texas Il Pacific land grants, Is.
Fort Worth Il Denver flrsts, 70.
Denver& Rio Grande tirsts, 80 l-2.
Stocks strong and higher.
Denver Il Rio drande, AZ 1.S.
Houston & Texas Central, 72.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, 81 6-S.
Missouri Pacific, LOG Ia.
Texas 4 Pacific. 3S.
Cotton dull and easy; spots unchanged;
total sales Of the day, AZ. 1900; Galveston ar
rivals, "a; futures TO points lower.
Coffee steady; Rio, 0 l-S sales, 81, 800;
futures, lower.
The following new bonds were listed;
Denver h Rio Grande, $s57, 900 mortgage
6's, $25, ,0O0, 900 Galveston, Houston Il Hen
derson mortgage 5's, to take the place Of the
old ones; $85O,00 Houston 4 Texas Central
mortgage rs, on additional fifty miles,
from Garrett to Roberts; $569,0O0 Missouri,
Kansas & Texas mortgage 6's, on twenty
nine miles OF new road,
Beeves-Fair demand, IA cent higher.
New YoRK, June H-TPress. -Govern-
ments irregular: railroads active and strong,
State securities neglected.
Share speculation opened strong and the
general list was l.8 to 7.8 higher than yes
terday's closing. Alton h Terre Haute,
after further slight improvement
was / 3.4 higher. In the early deal
ings the market became weak and
shortly before II decline Of Is to
3 was recorded. During the next two
hours anda halt the market was moderately
active and irregular, but In the main
strong and the result Of the fluctuations
showed an advance Of IA to 1.8, led BY On
tario & Western, Wabash preferred and
Canada Southern, but from then to within
short time Of the close there was reac-
ton OF IA to l 3.S. In the final dealings
there was partial recovery. The market
closed firm at q general advance ON the
days transactions Of 1.S TO 7.S. Transsc-
tions, 437 900 shares.
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SERGE SILK PARkSolS.

ala Frame and Natural Stick, large sizes, at
~ s,,e sili Parasols, better quality assorted
,Ssy handles, at rs. These have previously
rNsts2, 10 to s2,75. ,,
,.mboo Sticks, that were told at &S, are now s2.
Mtra Fine Celluloid AMI Carved Ivory Han.
a.. Sac an fine Serge Silk paras0l, 20 inch, at
~ I pinch, 1885, A.inch, S275. These were
|IS 1875 and "a;
,slity. Paragon frames, at 81; were IS
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Carey Good as Gone.

DUBLIN, June Alt is believed the po.
lice are cognizant of the fact that society
has recently been formed here for removing
the iniormers who testified at the late tri-
ais, particularly James Carey. II is also
stated that the houses in which the society
hold meetings, have been closely watched,
pnd q raid was made recently on a house
where the supposed meeting was being
held, but no arrests have been effected. |.
Carey has been permitted to 20 out of Kill
mailman occasionally Of late but this is
now stopped. as the police decline to hold
themselves responsible for his safety.
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Sullivan's Say,

CHICAGO, June N.-ln an interview to-
day, Alexander Sullivan, president Of the
Irish National League Of America, said there
was no truth In the report that the BODY
proposed to espouse the cause of protective
tariff In American politics, and said II
would take no stand as to protec.
tion or he' trade in this country
as q body, and would permit
none Of its leaders TO use II in that way
The policy was, no trade with England and
pr ,tection for Ireland. lie denied he had
ever been in any way connected with the
skirmishing fund.
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Military academy at West Point says The
state Of discipline is most excellent and the
course Of instruction and training in the
highest degree satisfactory. An expendi-
ture OF $1,000 Is recommended for
repairs at the barracks aud acad.
emy building, increasing the bathing
facilities, for the completion of the new
hospital, increasing the water supply and
removing dilapids'ed buildings and for the
tention Is called to the necessity for new
gymnasium. The financial affairs are In
most satisfactory condition, and the duties
OF the quartermaster and commissary we'll
discharged. The board found nothing 10
censurs but everything TO commend.
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The Maine Tcetotaiers

BAKeoR, June i4.-About ffty persons
assembled at prohibitory convention this
morning. DR.. Ware, Of Bucksport was
chosen chairman. The session was devoted
10 the appointment Of committees.
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A German Count Gagged.

ST. LOUIS, June 14.-(Special.l l-COunt
Adolph Wonder Dannenberg, second lou
tenant OF the Ninth Hanovsrisn dragons
as he was known in Germany, or plain Mr..
Adolph Won Donkberg, a. he Is known In
st. Louis and several other cities in the
United States, is in Jail here with charge
of theft against him. He 10 rather hand
sorie young fellow, the ugh Of slight build
and rather efieminate looking, % years
old, with light hair and small moustache.
He came to the United States from Berlin.
and direct to St, Louis, where he arrived last
December. He brought letters Of intro
duction 10 prominent citizens, among the
number Mayor 0verstoltz and DR., Emil
Pretorius, editor Of the Westliche Post.
which secured him admission to the high
est circles Of society. He had good clothes
and wore them we'll, but he had no money.
He was good talker, as several trusting
landlords and landladies can testify, and
managed 10 get along by aid Of charity OF.
tended him by the most prominent
of our German citizens. He never
spoke OF his title, but 1t lee ked out that he
was Of noble blood. Last January, Mr.
Fred L. Ledegerber, who was collecting
funds for the German flood sufferers, &C.
cepted the counts assistance, but dismissed
him when he found that $14 was missing.
Then the count went to q wealthy German
citizen and told him he had chance for q
first-class situation with surveyin ing party
| going west II he could procure certain In.
| struments. These were secured for him
and within few days found at q pawn shoD
and the count was traced to Chicago, where
he was found serving a. poYter
In large business house. He
was brought back and lodged in Jail to. dny.
1t is said heis wealthy in his own oountrv
but that though he is % years old, his
property is in the hands Of q curator.
which his friends and relatives had an.
pointed for him, owing TO his extravagsnce.
He served In the German army nearly Ave
years, when duel brought him into trou.
Die which induced him to emigrate.
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AUSTIN, June l4,-TSpecial. 1.-The atlor-
ey-general decided to-day that the now
lunatio asylum board had NO authority 10
remove the sppointees Of the old board, He
says some additional powers are conferred
on the board BY the amended law, but ths
power to discharge the employ ees Of ths
asylum is taken from II. A dischal 70 mnst
be the concurrent action Of the supefintend-
ent and the board. He recommends the
discharge and the board discharges. Nnch
are the plain provisions Of the law coverins
the case. He 10 Of the opinion thai ihs
board has more authority over the super}n.
tendsnt than over the employees, because n
can remove him.
Neal Robinson, collector Of TavIo,
county, and John ReinhArdt, collectcy =
Kendall county, settled in full with IN.
comptroller for the year 1882.
The Gainesville Street Railway comp.nv
capital $50 900, filed charter to-day. s'
A commission was issued TO- IN n,
D. r., Wallace as superint endant Of the
The governor attended the closing exe,.
cises ut the blind asylum to-day ana uxot. m.d.
an address 10 the pupils. "1e
In the Federal court, Judge Turpey ran.
dered his decision In the civil rieht c".ss
argued yesterday. He sustained ths ~
murrer and quashed the indictmentssA sA' no
The scholastic census Of Travis co,,r.-
foots up 3,403-whites, 1872; oolored sny
This Is q falling oil Of 70 ~ compsrsd Ti. v;tn
last year. WI"
The prospectus Of the Law dep.,tmsn. !.
the university 10 being mailed.
A paper here having intimatsd thai fnv-
srnor 70 Ireland i,d did not urss ths issisissSs
the Luoisville exposition, 4 Hs.Arr ~ 81
porter interviewed Hon. j, N, 6tssns,
member ofths house, from Gonssiss. nc5
here, who says the Governor NoussisA NV hSwW
TO lay the matter before the houss. SnS thos uh
he. did %, but that the commltisS ~ SSI "
vote OF to . refused 70 TeporS his rsscs, ~ 7
tion on the ground Of unoonstlt nj Icn az. III.
Mr: Stagner says the governor MA str"~S,v
10 favor Of the necessary aiA v
~ From s,, certain Circumstances Il is believed
sx.Comptrollsr Brown q a. NV 49, ~
tue balance due the ssats In n6al ssttiS.
% %msnt such sosion has not been c6isiSi'c
stated bus spe reporter has hesr5 enSSsk
10 warrant Ne helisG - - u 3 n
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Crook,

TOMBSTONE. A. T.. June N.-Crook left
Silver Creek yesterday morning. After
several hours march he camped
for the night. Tomorrow he expects
to reach some point on the
him In telegrsphic communication with the
military authorities and permit him 10
send back the Mexican women and chill.
dren to their homes. Among the articles
found captured was an album recognized as
belonging to Judge McComas.
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Barely Escnpsd with rhelr Iav...

PARIS, June 1.-THE village Of valoris,.
In the department Of Savoy has burpsd
The inhabitants barely escaped with ths,,
lives. Az live stock, including 100 head Of
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Z Convalescents from all waiting did on.
,hould use Carter's Liver Bltters for (nd.
hyperion strengthening and tonic quail
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Goldsmith Brothers Bargains catch the
crowd. and holds them, too - Try them Buy
them Nothing like them!
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nalshiloh's Catarrh Remedy--s positl leven
her catarrh, diptheria and canker (,ially
wpld by W. H. Patterson & Co., edu.
csists. Dallas. tnen
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settles Rev. George II. TAayer, Of amat
ter is, says. Both myself and vgovern.
menlives TO Shilohs Consumptiope bes,
posi- by W. II. Patterson II Co., dt
Jclas, , or con-
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LADIES' SUITS.

Handsome Summer silk Suits at IS each.
Gingham and Seersucker suits, nicely made
and trimmed, only s2each.
Ladies' Black Cashmere Suits, $3.50.
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|NLNM|TH BROTHERS

Having had New York ransacked
during the past ten days in search OF
secial Bargains, we are now ena-
Ned to offer New Goods at prices
Myer heard of before in Dallas
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DRESS GOODS.

|lrNNER SILKS at 5Oc a yard.
NEW woRsTEDs at ice a yard.
NEW LAWNS at SC yard.
Sw Canton Dress Ginghams, II yards Tor u
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~ wastion. dizziness. loss oreply. al
thoughskinY Shiloh's Vitaliger 4 get mud.
died on Sold by w. II. Pattersbut l did
not anists, Dallas. -, ..
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MEMBER OF CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.
A RICH LADY'S EXPERIENCE.


travelled all over Europe and other foreign coun.
tries ut cost Of thousands Of dollars In search Of
health and found II not. ] returned discouraged
and dsheartened and was restored 10 real youthful
health and spirits with less than two bottles OF Hop
Blttcrs. hope Others may profit by my experience
and stay ut home. A LADY, Augusti, Me.
had been alex and miserable 80 long. causing my
husband 50 much trouble and expense, no one
knowing what allied me. / was 30 completely dis.
heaItened and discouraged that got a bottle Of
Hop BitterSAnd used them unknown TO my family,
soon began To improve and gained so fast that my
husband and family thought II strange and I'M.
nstural, but when told them what had helped me,
they said, "Ilunah for Hop Bittesl long may they
prosper. for they have made mother well and us
hanpy" THE MOTHER.
will keep her from her old aud severe attacks OF
paralysis and headRche.-Ep. 0slrog0 Sun.
IuDDINGToN, MICH. February 2, 1850.
! have sold Hop Bittefs for four years and there
Is no medicine that SURPRISES them for biliouk at
tRcks kidney complaints and many diseases In.
cident N this malRtlal climate.
mfl7gTuThSiW III. II, ALEXANDER,
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aoNE PROOF.

live, yIrases nnd Rhe e. HsIn mo:
Olaf tAu uHy-"SOlhinH eeineu W he ~, ~
,if.TG TeiflO;!oJ he'd. DT. smith GntSI me ne
lsA' Wheeling. viva
,....ot So>e, Impa!fed ,vOiee;-sGI
h.r'h, ron P,a,snt medicine failed W he'P iAe'
r! "A i SeaI Itieiy saiIG .dK III cnADDuCE,
,,,,I.iG Co, Wheeling. ". va.
,nd ulccrstcd stomach en- smI IS"t cured
IsEti.tcI to give iyliT'', ,.,,rTnce agent,
lfissa ia" THOMAS hOI.l, S,..Is Uf smith
bss.-"ELd Them ~ I'Gi'Is +, WASHINGTON.
"a nj" ,,.., grrr, ON llcRd.-"Ay sou was
agisialI. Rlilai,,S, ycsrS, Nothing seemed 70
laSla. b. sHii'" Me- CAT RRISE CAPS
v.rici strret, Wheeling, "; va
z,,N,,,ri for years Win lancer nn
Ols1t;t,,e tim,s. ltIcturIeu, ,tSttC ,iuSiic or
g ''D N, saith cured INC C Mas IT, Il. OkCUfT
,,,.-FlAt Of my back for 10
FHbs hhuh Ming. Dr. smith cured mt Win
y, WI ALE, IL ave Weeks THOMAS CoLvIN,
,.c,,rer MaIu ST., Wheeling, v; va.
Wbo.S Etrlun. fI0lApsuh hnu Eies-
rr:it.2a's, NJ nm 10 die aud pfononnceq lhcutA'
--Wr EnyI1b =" Jared ne without EhMiiseiI,sy
". W. HAHltlGNNtANA'
~ Martins Ferry.
IAad wrlte;-"Dr' smiths mi itS.I PI rS.is.
~ erIilT' r ~ mi him to all as gentleman
u Ihiillul P"ie "ln sSy,:-"l had been suffering
In GARhte, "a treated by many physicians 10Y
kkICh IeGii ~. .,ntth Nid had tape worm. Hilo
tritislt',. - ,eu,Uy,i mon ter w Iset iPnS
ea IN q ,np aiat. ISHS n SIt cssas
ssLs give ny lS ,,,,,,h Diseases Of heart liver,
KDn' cHfH" I'm blood. nervous affections
rtelch iiln .,, If n. n aud youth, scroiulA and
y ~, ,s,'iiy to my sICcr,s.
go ~ c s, without the knife. Nv ,o,,srs,d
ll'etA ~ ',s,,,,., 4 chart for AeltexAmluA.
ettct!!oI T r|tiT, Of two thrCctent stamps, and
It i i,,i Al once freo Office houTirom "a.
'S';I a., daily. cal on Q. Ha iMSTu MD
,ttt Eh.1lI,n NJ WhptiIllE, W. Va
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with pain Of cutting teeth? II So send at
once and get bottle OF Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething It's
value Is incalculable. It will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon 1t, mothers, there Ia no mistake about
II. 1t cures dysentary and diarrhoes, regu.
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, soitsns the gums, reduces lnfamma.
s and s s' %s. foS sn' sea the gTas
for Children Teething Is pleasant to the
taste, aud Is the prescription OF one OF The
Oldest and best female physicians and nurses
in the United States, and Is for sale by all
druggists throughout the world. Price Is
cents bottle. MwFAw
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Hop Filters are The Purest and Best
Riiters Eyer Made.

They arc compounded from Hops, Malt Duchu,
Mandrake and Dandelion-the oldest, best, aud
most valuable medicines in the world and contain
All The b.st and most curative properties OF all other
r.n,oI,s, hcInp tho greatest Blood Purifier. Liver
Regulator, aud Life and Health Restoring Agent on
eTrth, No disease or III health can possibly long
esist where these BlttcrS are used, 80 varied and
perfect arc their opentionE .L.S "a Ia.
They give new lie and vlGor to the aged ana ":
Ann 10 All Whote employments cause irregulaiity
~ tho bowels or urinary organs, or who require an
Appetizer, Tonic and mild sumuisnt, hop hIt WI
@timulatlpg, without intox icAtinG
No matter what your feelings or symptoms Are,
,,Sst IN iiseaso Or lilmsnt IL, use Hop RtteFs.
DON'T walt ult you are gS but \ you OILY IsS
ave YOUR Ilto, Hundreds have been saved by g
doIns. 500 viii be paid fora case they VIII not
cG ~ M suffer or Let your friends suffer. but use
md urSc them To use Hop HtlcES.
ReInember, Hon Bltten Is no vile, drugyed
dIinFen noStrum, but the PnreEt and Best Meoi;
ene ever made; the n1nyAlid's Friend and Hope,
and no person or family should b without them'
Tyv tho BittOTS to-day, uolkTIntAM
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A sure cure for Blind Bleeding, Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered by DR..
William, ian Indian remedy called DR.. vii.
liam's Indian Ointment. A single box has
cured the worst chronic cases Of twenty-five
years standing. No one need suffer five min.
tites after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions and instruments do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment alb
serbs the tumors, allays the intense itching,
particularly at night after getting warm IN
6ed,) acts as 4 poultioe, gives instant and
painless relief, and Is prepared only for Piles,
itching Of the private parts, and for nothing
else.
For sale by all druggists and mailed on 70.
cept Of price, 81 90.
For sale BY J. F. shirk, Logan & Co., also
Chas Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and Z. K.
McConahey, Bridgeport, o. pAw
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cAuxDrrsBuRo, July Is, 1875.

This Is 10 let the people know thatI Annie Maria
Krlder, wife Of Tobias Rrider, am now past twenty.
four yeats OF age Myhealth hiss been very bad for
many years past. was troubled with wcaknei s. bad
cough dyspepsia great debility and constipation OF
the bowels. Twas so miserable could eat nothing.
hea Of Hop Bltteb aud was resolved 10 Try them.
good well and strong again. My bowels are regular,
my appetite good, and cough gone. think II my
duty 10 Jet tho people know how bad Twas and what
the medicine has done for me, 10 they can cure
themselves with It.
Ny wife was troubled for years with blotches,
moth patches, frctkles and .pimples on her face,
which nearly annoyed the life out Of her She spent
with no hing but Injurious effects A lady friend.
OF Syracuse. n. Y, who had had similar experience
and had been cured with Hop BiIteIs. induced her
10 tryit. One bottle has made her face as smooth,
iair and soft as achIlds and given her such health
that Il seems almost miracle.
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The genuine SARATOGA HIGH Rock sPREe
WATxR, for sale by all druggists by the doE-
en-, bottle or gallon. Address all orders 10
The High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga Strings
N. Y.
]. F. shirk and Logan & Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and r, K. MoConahey, Agent at
Bridgeport. pGw
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NerTans DebIIitY

When all other remedies fail ns. FRAy1ra's
Eoor BHTERs will cure General Debility,
Loes OF Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all diseases
arising from DlSordsfsd Stomach, Liver
aFor several months have been afflicted
with Fever and Ague. For weeks Of time
I was confined TO the house, my suffering
was intense. could End no relief until !
heard Of you Root Bitters. ] have taken
the Root Bitters for two weeks and they have
roStored me to my former health.
JOHN RoIANp, Cleveland, O.
For sale by ]. T. shirk, Logan q Co., also
Chaa. Moenkemoellsr, Wheeling, and Z. Z.
MoConahey, Bridgeport p1W
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WHAT IT DID FOR AN OLD LADY.

CUsHUCION hIAIIUN. y 2, Deu. p IoIo
Gents-A number oil people have been uiing your
Bltters here, and with marked effect A lady oil
over seventy years had been sick for the past ten
Yeas; she had not been abe u be around. Six
months ago she was helpless Her old remedies. OF
physicians being Of no avail kcnt forty i've miles
and rot bottle OF Hop Buffers. 1t had such On
ed. ct on her that she was able 10 dreSs herself and
walk abSut the house. Alter taking two bottles
more She was able 10 take care Of her own room
and walk QUITO her nel2hbors. and has Improved
oil the time since. My wife and chidren also have
derived great benefit from their use.
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BRroHT's Disease OF the Kidneys, Diabetes
and other Diseases ofthe Kidneys and Liver,
which you are being so frightened about,
Hop Bitters is the only thing that will surely
and permanently prevent and cure. All
other pretended cures only relieve for q time
and then make you many times worse.
TTuakw
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SLIGHT ODDS.
A Little Story with a Large Moral-0ne
Man who knew his own Business.

mo, my dear" said the venerable keeper Of a
country store 10 Imid little girl whose head
scarcely came up to the level OF the counter. mo,
my dear, We haven't any rcd flannel, but we have
some Grst rate New Orleans molaSes" Softly
limiting that abe didn't .hisk that would answer
the purpose quite as well, the child went her way
in search OF the article she wanted.
"Havc you BENsoN's CAPC1SE PLAsTERs r
asked gentlemen Of a certain druggist who's
name could DO given were It desired, 81 am
troubled Just now wItha touch Of my old friend,
the lumbago. and the Renions Plaster seems to go
TO the SCOT almost as soon as 1t touches tho skim"
"Eot at present." replied the druggist, gCnIAlly,
"but we have lots Of plGston jus. as good There is
AllcOck's, The CapEicum and othen-won't one Of
them do IS welll"
my dpaE sir,n rctorsed the gentleman, With a
,lisht show oil temper, mtay nothing against those
articles, bu. am a business man, and always aSk
for precisely wha. want, and for nothing else l
may enlighten you, however, when l ay that
sometime ago. for another dtsOae, Of which the
capeine ha, since cured me. tried all those you
mention, with no apprecIAblc benefit They arc
inefficient, every one Of them, he meauest act Of
the proprietOn OF Bome Of them being this: thst
they make plaSteFi vi III similar sounding names TO
DECEIVE tho uawaIy inlp believing they are tho
came thing. Experience taught me the difference.
I'll 70 10 the next man iu your line. eood day.
b on your guard hgAlnit limitations The Gen.
uiue has tho word cAPCTsE cut eitanly IN the
middle Of the plaster. All others are inposiIionl,
seahpry 4 johnson, Chemists, New Yetk,
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skin diseases Cared.

By Dr. FRAzrER's MAGIC OINTMENT. Cures
as II by magic, Pimples, Black Heads or
Grubs, Blotches, and Eruptons on the Face
leaving the akin clear, healthy, and beauh.
full. Also cures Itch, Salt Rheum. Sore Nip,
Piles, Bore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, etc. :.
Sold by all druggists and mailed on re-
ceipt Of price, 80 cents.
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Wheeling, and B. K. MoConahey, Agent at
BridReport, pkW
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