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'li COME PROOF.

-..A IIvsr Diseases and RheumAtiAm.-
Aaos' TsIbIT-"Nothing seemed TO help me
@u1p" ZEPT. PHILLlPS
Wheeling. ". Va
n,,,,h. Polypus Of Nose, Impaired ,Voice.-ut'
- tcr yean; patent medicine Jailed 70 holp me
b. smith completely G3iIed R If cHAppucK.
OF speldel & Co., Wheeling: W. Va
.,J. and liberated StomAch.-'"TreAtment
DlsPS fSfsd IN i've ue relief. Dr.. Smith cured
THOMAS HOLT, insurance Agent.
Hn-"aGd them iOf I9gtsssf ysHIs; ,i ": smith
eIiso tIfs Cumming SORES on Head.-"My son was
.Sirsed tOT fourteen yeals. Nothing seemed 70
hapHIn' 81" Ms. CATHERINE GAPS,
Market Street, Wheeling, ". Va
c,1nat-"6uheied for yeAEs Win Cancer: HAD II
nj mi ihrte uineA Il returned ai!ef. each opera
o.. Df. smith cured me T ~: Il. i Y. S ;scasi.S OF
fEI.. yStulA Of AuuA-FlAt Of my back for Il
vesn Rsponed dying. Dr.. Smith cured me with
o'' faii'' I've THOMAS coLyN,
wholesale Grocer, Main St., Wheeling, ". Va,
IsenuOnI Of Rectuu, .Prolspsus and Piles.
Nv. gwen up to die and incura'
U.S. WASHINGTON DRLAEY.
Martins Ferry.
RS1. q. o. IAdd whtes:-"Dr. Smiths pfotes
soSsI sernces In my family have been most salts
brIo1, and / commend him 70 all "a . gentleman
H. 1IsSHrI E0lD Ays eel had been suffering
IA, wen JrG5 aud treated by many physicians Tor
dTTepSiL' d.. smith aid 1 had q tape worm, and
IL siSht nous removed q mOn,ter lo9 feet long,
FeSLe CompAinH-Ihree years In hospitals for
hnI7, dye ME peculiar advantages IN suck caseA
PerUns eured Of CataIrh, diseases d bear, Liver,
ESnSch. EdueyI, skin, blood, nervous affections
ind weaknesses Of men and youth, scfotulA and
EshmA testify 70 my SUCCESS.
Hlss cured without the knife.
huenV al = distance may be treated BY letter and
nti4ictOu guaranteed. AchAIt Tor seli.examtnA:
ET.u returned tree.
Consultation At once freq. ONCE hours from o..
LN7P. Il, daily. Call on or adde's
joins Z, SMITH, II. D.,
uyl3 No ltOi hApline 1t. wheeling. ". Va.
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's " |F
Il Is often remarked in illustration OF the
cosmopolitan character and metropolitan
greatness Of New York that It contains
more Irishmen than Dublin and more
German-speaking people than any city in
Germany except Berlin, while few have
probably considered the no less interest,"
ing fact that 1t boasts q Jewish population
larger than Jerusalem, or, for that
matter, any other city in the world-com-
petent judges placing the number at fully
100000. From more than one point OF
view the Jews OF New York constitute a
city within a city. While in many re.
spects the most cosmopolitan OF all dis
tlnctive people, and quite ready odo in
Rome as the Romans do, the descendants
Of Abraham yet display through all vicis.
STUDIES certain strong and clearly defined
characteristics, and none more marked
than their love and care for their own kind.
Circumstances over which he has had no
control have developed in the Jew
OF these later times dual char
acteristics, seemingly quite opposed to each
other. he is at the same time the most
ancient and most modern OF men. In
business he is eve a pioneer. Go where
you will and he is there before you; almost
the FIRST shanty in the newest mushroom
town in Idaho displays his business sign.
I'm the other hand, 60 to the oldest Syrian
or Babylonian ruin, and not only Is he
there also, but he has been there almost
from the beginning, and 1t is through him
chiefly that the human race has kept up
uninterrupted association with these rellcs
OF by-gone ages. Be he never 20 much OF a
skeptic, nationalist, or man Of the world
thoroughly imbued with modern ideas as
to the Stste-even an t a.socialist as La
Sale and Karl Mar1-nevertheless, in the
home the traditions Of the forefathers are
religiously observed, and none the less SO
because their inconsequential nature &
fully recognized:
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sUlENrIric HIPS.

Orange peel Is now said to be collected
dried in ovens and sold for kindling fires.
It burns readily and with great ierceness
and Is safer than kerosene.
The complete destruction of the carcass,
es Of animals that have died Of contagious
diseases is recommended by N. Girard.
He would dissolve the bodies in cold con-
centrated sulphuric acid.
1t ia reported in the Gaceta MduariGl
that the Metallurgical Society OF San Juan
de Alcarez has succeeded in mannfactur-
ing excellent copper tubes without solder.
ing, and rs to be able to nompete with all
other similar products.
Perack, in the Malay Peninsula, now pro.
duces about as much tin every year as
Cornwall. Last year Perack exported not
less than 1000 tons OF that valuable metal.
In the mining works there are 10000 Chi
ness employed at present.
The Dutch Government is not to give
the prize u 10000 guilders for the discoy.
cry Of u "Northeast Passage to the in
trepid Swedish explorer, Baron Nordensk-
jold. 1t Is refused because the route Is
rather a scientific than a commercial one,
and It was for the discovery Of the latter
that toe reward was offered.
France takes mineral water from 1927
sources Of supply. Puy de Dome has 81 OF
these; Ardeche, 81; and Hautes Pyrenees,
81. AS to the chemical nature Of these
springs, $40 are classed as sulphurous, S57
as alkaline, 1856 al iron, add 2l5 salt.
About 46l ofthem are thermal, their waters
having y temperature Of more than l5' Y.
The scintillation Of stars, Montigny as
serts,' increase during the auroras, the in
crease being very marked in Winter. The
difference Is most noticeable in the north
ern stars. When a magnetic disturbance
is indicated at the Brussels Observatory
the frequency Of the. scintillation becomes
greater with the intensity OF the storm.
Considerable obscurity hangs about this
whole subject
This is a new German method for pre-.
pairing q pressed enamel upon glass: A
mixture Of dry enamel, thick pine oil, and
dammar lac is laid on the glass oil asemi-
dried state. After drying the drawing Is
pressed in, The enamel is then burned.
In this way it is possible to produce the
forms of the figures in slight relief, the
feathers Of birds, the hairs Of animals, and
the veins Of leaves.
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HarJord, Conn.,, Augua 3.


DEAR slR-In the history OF nations no
chief executive in time OF peace aver took
office under circumstances Of such serious
personal embarrassment. 1t seemed o
hopeless task for him to undertake to over
come the distrust and hostility OF a large
portion Of those whose votes elected him
10 the Vice Presidency. By the exercise
Of patience and forbearance in respect
TO the unjust attacks which were
made upon him, and by admirable
act, affa6ility and %self.control in his per.
sonal relations with men, he soon chal-
lenged the Just consideration Of the coun.
Try. In exercising the powers Of removal
from and appointment to Office, he disap-
pointed his severest critics by not being in
huenced by q spirit Of revenge. In deal
ing with public questions in general, he
mas shown a comprehensive knowledge Of
the affairs Of government, and IN earnest
desire 10 promote the welfare OF every part
II the country; and Of the whole people.
Unless l am greatly mistaken, there ia q
constantly growing sentiment in the minds
Of the people Of confidence and security in
President Arthur's Administration, and In
myjudgment 1t Is well deserved.
GREEN B. RAuM.
Washington, D. c., AusuSt ., 1883.
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SIR-It is my conviction, gained from
conversation with Republicans during the
last three months, that the party, except
possible candidates for the Presidency and
their expectant friends, would be perfectly
contented il the Administration OF Presi.
dent Arthur could be continued for anoth-
er term. There Ia no doubt that he has
steadily risen In public esteem ever since
he became President, and no man was ever
placed in more embarrassing circumstances
than he when he took the oath. He Is
giving Us a steady, firm and Trustworthy
Administration. IL is marked by dignity,
vigor, calm judgment and It is clean; the
nearer you approach 1t the better it ap.
pears. Every citizen has reason to be proud
Of the White House under his rule. There
are no scandals, nc back stairs Cabinet, no
political soldiers Of fortune about WASH
!, ugton hutels Boosting that they have in.
.fuence with the President. ! believe that
ne thoroughly understands the Civil Ser.
vice Reform principles, and Intends to car.
ry them out. To, answer your inquiry In a
word bis Administration seems 10 me ex.
ceptionally good all taround.
CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER.
Hartford, COnt, august l, 1888.
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Every dairyman shouldraise atleast one
eighth Of an acre OF corr fodder for eact
COW to help the pasture during the dr.
SESSION.
Wasps will seldom attack strong colonie!
OF bees; but II a weak swarm is near aplacI
trequented by wasps they will annoy the
bees considerably.
Sorghum, after being cut, d~eteriorsteI
very rapidly. It should not be allowed tc
remain more than one day before being
worked. and less than that is preferable.
Fuller, in his Small Fruit Ctlturia, says
II do not believe that there Is n acre Oh
strawberries in q thousand, cultivated in
this country, that yields over one-half what
It would Il the ground was properly pre-.
pared before planting"
The hop blight has appeared in some
parts OF 0tsego and Madison counties,
n. Y, and threatens to reduce the yield
one-half or possibly more. These counties
are in the centre Of the hop-growing dis
trict Of New York State.
The dead leaves on squash vines should
be carefully removed and burned. They
are usually infested with eggs OF the squash
bug, and the first leaves that appear are
OF no use as soon as others form, and are
then sure to wither and die.
The Gardeners Monthly says let the laun.
dryiolks on wash day pour boiling hot suds
about the roots OF peach trees, which will
destroy the insidions little fungus that pro-
duCes the "yellows' and other diseases,and
furnish the larye Of insects, which are 80
injurious.
It Is a question worth considering how
much hoeine and cultivating, or rather how
little would be given to crops were 1t not
for the presence OF weeds. The farmer Is
apt to say "The corn or the potato field.
Is getting very weedy and must be Guilt
vated," but one rarely says. "The soil
must be stirred"
When thistles appearin oatstheir tops may
be worn off q week or two before the oats
shoot up into heading. At shis time the
thistlee are several inches higher than the
oat leaves. II cut then, b%lossoming and
seeding are not only prevented, but the
short stubs fall out Of the bundles in bind
ing and leave the straw clean.
The advantage OF an ensilaged crop is
that 1t makes the farmer Independent.
Drilled corn or sugar cane is rarely ipjur.
ed seriously by dry weather. II the
weight Is slightly lessened 1t is so much
the richer and the smaller bulk Of stalks
will require nearly as much room in the
silo after being thoroughly pressed.
The Ohio Farmer Gays: 1.-THE longest
liAed tree is to be obtained by planting
seeds where the tree Is to grow and graft
ing it there without ever removing It, but
it will be too long in coming into bearing;
this is with apples and pears, but with the
peach it is the way to insure the greatest
possible hardness with any given variety"
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This medicine vas introduced to the Medi,
cal profession and to the public at large by
.. B. Hartman, NJ. d.. In 1877, after he hal
prescribed 1t 70 over 10000 patients in almost
nveIy disease to which fesn Is heir.
bic i]ngredissts, each one Of which & &C,
know lodged by the medical professionals be
the mo I potent OF all The herbal remedies
known TO medical science.
But lis great virtue Is mainly attributable
to the new and peculiar proportionsi in which
the harmonious Ingredients are combined,
and to the extreme care exercised In Its man
ufacture, using only tn pure, active princi.
piles, and excluding all that Is crude or irrita.
ting. No one should be without PeHna.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
STEPHEN MCCULLOUGH,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
R1Gt Buildings erected complete in ali modem
Improvements Also wooden buildings htted VI
nolplete on lot wooden buildings framed and
ta6i up IN yard At work shop and taken 70 an,
plt and completed, on reasonable terms. All n
kEIuoH1 mAis on old buildings, roofs, valleys Rnc
tIlishn particularly attended 70. Desks, count
IN and shelving nttsd up on short notice. stor
huh plIl u and stoIeS Altered. Residence No. s!
Sixteenth EEret, formerly occupied By MI. Ben n
70. chopin fpsI Of UapItOl. on Alley l4, myll
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DEAR SIR-Ascending the Chiet Magis'
racy at a moment OF extreme difficulty
and danger, he has won the respect OF hi
countrymen OF all classes by an exhibit, 4
Of good intentions, which have been mi r
red by no acts Of improperly Of behavior
There Is popular impression that We have
in the Viii 9 House a thorough American
and a the trough gentleman. Whatever dif'
terences u Uplnlon We may have with the
party leader upon questions Of policy, We
believe Mi. Arthur to be an honest man,
who fills the Presidential chair in a manner
to make us proud Of him, both as a chic
Of the State and q fellow citizen.
HENRY WArTERsoN.
Louisville, KY, Augua l, 1888.
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Vital Ouest ions.

Ask the most eminent physician
OF any school, what Is the bet thing In The world
for quietlng and allaying all irritation Of the
nerves AID curing all forms OF nervous complaints,
giving natural, childlIke retIeshiDg sleep always!
And they win tell you un~hssiaangly
Some form Of Hopsl"
cHAPrEE I.
Ask any or all OF the most eminent physicians:
"what Is the best and only remedy that can be
relied on TO cure all diseases OF The kidneys and
urinary organs; such as Brlght's disease, diabetes,
retention or inability to retain urine, and all the
diseases and ailments peculiar to womenp-
"And they will te:lyou explicitly aad emphat.
cally "Buchu."
s Ask the same physicians
"what Is tho most reliable aud sur"st cure for all
liver diseases or dyspepda, constipation, indIees-
tiou. b liousness, malariil fever, ague, &C.," and
they viii tell yUu:
"MandrSkeI or Dandelionl"
HInte, when these ttmedicI sre combined with
otheiS equally valuable
And compounded Into Hop Filters, such p
(Conclueoi next week.
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CHE Intelligence:
ON rae BRIDGl:.

oaieei Nov. ~ .ad ~ FeaTiecs,h Sfreet
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An Englishman, writing from this country
10 a London paper, says: eve have always
supposed Euglishmen TO be stronger physi.
cally then Americans, but think we mus.
certainly over'estimate our strength. lam
told, upon good authority, that there is an
old man in this country named Tilden,
who could have slapped Daniel Lambert
down three flights Of stairs. This old man
is so powerful tina. he amuses himself by
lifting cattle from one pasture to another
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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..
williams Indian Ointment A single box
has cured the worst chronic cases Of twenty.
Eve years standing. No one need suffer Eve
minutes after applying this wonderful sooth.
Ing medicine. Lotions and instruments do
more harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorbs the tumors, allayS the intense itch.
ing, particularly OF night after getting warm
In bedO acts as q pouldce, gives instant and
painless relief, and IL prepared only for Piles,
itching OF the private parts, and for nothing
F6ra by all druggists and mailed on re.
oeipt OF price, 81 90.
For sale by J. F. shirk, Logan q Co., also
Chas. MenkemeIler, Wheeling, and 3. K
McConAhsy, Bridgeport, o. paw
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From .Brick" Pomeroy.

sR-The course OF President Arthur
proves him to be a wiser counselor, q
predetermined statesman, a more cour-
ageous politician, and q better Executive
than has occupied the Presidential chair
since the death Of Lincoln. It suggests
that God, who moves in a mysterious way
His wonders to perform, has made one
rash nan to undo and atone for the rash
act Of another. His administration has
brought more OF peaceto the entire country
than it has known for .the past twenty
three years, and in the contemplation q
this blessed result, all his mistakes should
be forgiven aud forgotten. l wish that we
had in the Democratic party 80 careful a
leader, 30 skillfnl q pilot-a man SO har-
monizing in work. Placed where he is by
accident, he has proved himself a greater
man than any who have criticised him, and
is making the present Administration the
most crediable Of any since the war began.
MARX N. PoNERoY,
Denver, Col, August L,
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Prom Renntor HArrI.on,

DEAR SiR-My personal and official in
-~tercourse with President Arthur has been
Of the pleatantest kind. / felt great sym.
PATTY for him when he entered upon his
duties under circumstances OF so much
trial aud delicacy, and great admiration ior
the manly and modest way In which be
discharged them. l have not found myself
in accord with him In every public measure
Of his administration, but that Is very much
short Of proof that he was not right In the
few cases where We differed. Think be
deserves great credit for what he has done.
In short, be took up the Office under great
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HEAVY tragedian at railroad hotel
"Prithee, landlord, dwells there within the
precincts Of this hamlet a machinistP"
Landlord-"A machinist? Yes, SIR"
Tragedian-"Then take to him this bird
Of many springs. Bid him wrench asunder
these iron limbs, and then for our regale.
ment, to chisel slices from Its ~unyielding
bosom, for We would dine anon. And,
pray, you, do it quickly. Yon peas you
need not carry, for those, with dext'rous
management, we can swallow whole.
Away!"-LW.
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Auisvlle, Ky, Augua /, 1855.
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wNtroS, FoGsYra Co, N. C.-Gen.-I de
sire to express 10 you my thanks for you
wonderful Hop Buffers. l was troubled With
dyspepsia for Ave years previous to common
cling the use Of your Hop Bitters some si1
months ago. Ny cure has been wonderful.
am pastor OF ths First Methodist Church oi
this place, and my whole congregation can
testify to the great virtues OF your bitters.
Very respectfully. REy. Il. FEREBEE.
TrhsAw
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skin Diseases Cured.

By DR.. Frasier's Magic Ointment. Cures
as II by magic Pmples. Black Heads or
Urubs, Blotches, and Eruptions on the Face,
leaving the skin clear, healthy, aud beaut.
tul. Also cures Itch, salt Rheum, Gore Nip
pies, Bore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
sold BY all druggists and mailed on receipt
OF price, 60cents.
j. +. shirk and Logan & Co., Agents at
Wheeling, aad r. K. Mcoonahey, Agent at
Bridgeport D4w
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From Harriet seecher stowe

DEAR SIR-We think we are expressing
the universal sentiment Of New Eugland in
saying that we have great reason to be
thankful to Divine Providence for this ad,
ministration Of President Arthur, as both
capable, disinterested aud patriotic, and
%promotive Of the. highest interests Of the
country. Q. 4. STOWE,
H. B. SrowE.
Hartford, Conn, july %. 1883.
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s,.OOO REWARD!

IN any chemist who Will mo, on
VII ee PS!I iS boiler Of :. =. =, one particle q
EtI.AI Ioiils Potassium, or any mineral SUD
fiSs. tn. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
nrAMar 2. Atlanta, Ga.
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me, 81 seHqg tgenlJ,ay s y Re- sc TsiS : ps1sia a
pu TS.tei, AZ ~ he u,e Of SwiiI's specific, and
y nlsvsS ~ il 10 all IImIlally afflicted.
Attf!Illy e'"H'@ REV, L 4. BRAEHAA,
Macon, Ga.
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MEDICAL.
SWIFlS SPECIFIC

,5uuph Of science, but 4 q reyetA! aS9
tsUsts VI e 'S%a,!iotc TO all kinds OF Blood foHO
iIsIIn Hum1f. -
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DEAR slR-In reply to your letter to
General HaYley, ! can only say that l am
sure he will regret his absence lin Europe)
at this especial time. He has #, Qlently
spoken with high regard of President
Arthur, and in terms OF admiration OF his
administration. HARRIET w. HAwLEY.
Hartford. Conn, July 90.
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Hartford, Conn. July %, 1883.
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BucRlen,. Arniea save.

The greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rhsum, Fever Sores, Can.
cerS, Piles, C~hiiblAins, Cerns, letter, ChApped
Hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed to
care In every instance, or money refunded.
IS cents per boz. For sale at Logan & Co.'s
Bridge Gornar.Drug Store.
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Who knows that II the, beautiful girl who
died SO young had been blessed with DR..
Piercs's 'Favorite Prescription she might
hsye reignet Oh many another bright May
day. The "Fayorite Prescription" ia a certain
cure for all those d. orders TO WHICH females
are liable, By druggists. TuY&w
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ARrHUK's ADMINIsrnArIox.

The editor OF the Chicago Ne1rs wrote to
some hundreds OF PERSONS for their opin.
ion Of President Arthur and his Admins.
~tration, with the purpose OF publishing the
letters on the day the President would ar.
rive in Chicsgo. The scheme was carried
out and the following is a selection Of the
latfars.
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DEAR sIn-I am but one in the fifty five
million; still, in the opinion of this one
dtty-fve-millionth OF the country's poru'
lation, It would be hard indeed to better
President Arthurs Administration. But
don't decide till you hear from the rest.
uu,..J n... aAAA A"AiN'
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MEDICAL.
CHOLERA!
PROF. DARBY'S
.PROPHYLACTIc FLUID
The Most Powerful Antiseptic Known,
WILL PREVENT THE CHOLERA.

/ The noSt powerful An
tiSepic agent which
chemlAlry has produced.
ln use either internal.
~ or externally renden
all IL comes IN contact
with. pure. sweet and
cleAn-Ihe production Of
d~lSeaSEgsTinS ceases and
the patient iecoVyrs.
When used on Ulceu,
ScLldS, Burns, EruptIQus
and Sores II stops oil
Palm sHesteuB thS parts
and promotes the rapid
formation Of health
Flesh.
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~
< IT PuaIElR3
Z the
< ATMOSPHERE.


Iss exposure In a sick
room, Cellar. Closet OF
Stable purifier the at
m3pheie ant dhyet
away the germs Of dis
eeSe aud death.
Taken internally Il
purihes the Stomach,
giving II toni. and
neallhy yiyor. It Is thus
tn { II cures Indigestion
Asd DySpepdL
when used as Lotion
II destroys all 'Freckle
and ~Blotch'pfoiucing
gains, leaving t . akin
clear, white and trans
parent as that oil q little
Child-