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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Office of City Civil Engineer.

INDIANAPOLIS, April q, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals
Will be received by me until IL o'clock noon, on
the goth day of April. 1888, for constructing u
brick sewer for the State of Indiana from the
buildings of the RefOrmatOry Institution for
Women and Girls. to ana connecting with the
Washington street sewer at New Jersey street, in
indianapolis, or at some point further east on
Washington street. The sewer, II connected
with the Washington street sewer at New Jersey
street, will he about 6,3S5 feet long and Dig feet
internal diameter; the rest will be about 1865
feet long and lSX27 inches internal diameterS,
and egg shaped. Plans and Specifications OF the
work, including terms and conditions of the con-
tract to be entered into bv the successful bidder
will be exhibited at my office on application.
The right is hereby reserved to reject any and
all bids.
s. II. sHEARER, Engineer.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
LINE.
United States Steamships
Sail from New York every Saturday

Sail from New York every Saturday for
Glasgow via Londonderry.
Cabin passage, $50 to $50. Second Cabin. $40.
Steerage, Outward 1913, Prepaid $21.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
From Pier No IL n. r., New York.
FURNESSIA sails April 81, May 26, June 80.
BELGRAVIA sails May IL, June 10, July 81.
CITY OF ROME sails June g. July IA, August Is.
Cabin pass age 500 to 1925 according to accom-
modatOns. Second Cabin and Steerage above.
Anchor Line Drafts issued at lowest rates are
paid free of charge in England, Scotland aud
Ireland. Fer passage, Cabin Plans, Book of
Tours, etc. apply TO HENDERSON BROTH
Frs New York, or ALEX. METZGER, 5 Odd
Fellows Hall, or FRENZEL BROTHERS. Vance
Block, indianapolis.
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General News.

Three or four of the Bessemer works in this
country are closed, and still the price of rails
does not advance, the inference is justified
that railroad building has decreased.
Menwho travel good deal never cease to won
der how 1t is that the crossest depot agents
tnat can be found are always located at
the functions, where there is nothing but a DEPOT
a store and "A saloon, but such is the case.
To be sure railroad construction has com
1neDced rather slowly this year, yet before SS3
country would be an enormous amount of new
railrosd-how much will depend chiefly upon the
disposition OF investors.
Indications are that at no distant day Atlanta,
Ga, will become the headquarters of the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia syndicate. The
company is making very heavy investments
there, and Atlanta would be central a point as
could be found for its general management.
It ia stated that in 1880 the Chicago, Burling-
ton Quincy carried into Chicago over DO, O00,-
900 bushels of corn against 10000, 900 In 1881
and S,O00,0 900 in 1882. The exceptional falling
off is attribnted to increased competitor east of
the Missouri and to the crop of 1881. The in
crease OF business west of the Missouri resulted:
however, In a gain for the fiscal year of 1882.
The import OF rails into the United States con-
ainue Oh a very small scale. From Great Britain,
Sn February, the exports to this country were
the smallest since July. 1879, after which they
first began to revive. They were but 4,096 tons
in February, and for the last four months they
have been but 81 ,569 TONS while the average for
o single month In the first half of 1882 was 90
A67 tons; In the year 1881, l,l78. and in 1880,
1870 TONS.
Tho conditions of the agreement between the
Louisville e. Nashville and the Cincinnati, New
Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Companies,
nnder which the latter road secures an entrance
entO Louisville, the Louisville & Nashville com-
pany the right to operate in passenger coaches
Between junction City e. Louisville, the Louis
willie & Nashville company agreeing to furnish
the motive power and train men, receiving for
atheir service all local fares on all business orig
5n8ting mt or destined for Louisville proper the
Cincinnati, New Orleans Texas Pacific to ma
aain its own Office at Louvisille and conform in
all respects TO the requirements or the rate-sheet.
The freight tonnage will be prorated and the car
enileage computed, as is done by all connecting
lines.
HAS GOOD FUTURE.
Colonel French president OF the Louisville, Ev-
Rnsvlle & st. Louis Air Line company, deserves
much credit for the manner in which he is bring
sng the road out of the woods. which before
many months Is to be popular route between
Bt Louis and Louisville. KY, and in connection
with tho Chesapeake & Ohio promises to do
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are of little weight. The fault lieC in a lack Of
interest on the part OF business men-nOt in the
location of the building The distance is only
matter of two squares from the central point Of
the city, which no business man would hesitate
to walk if he had any interest in the noon meet
ings. The convenience in the arrangement of
the present building will far outweigh, he
thinks any considerations in the mere matter
OF location, and he is confident that any change
would be fodnd to he very Unsatisfactory TO tho
active membcrs OF the hoard
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The Foreman Verdict.

Coroner Maxwell returned the following YER
diet Saturday:
81 find that Elizabeth Foreman came to her
death from injuries about tho head and neck,
made by an ak and knife, which were Inflicted
by an unknown person, but on account of the
grave suspicion attaching to James w. H0ugh L
hold him to appear before the grand jury"
Substantially the same verdict returned
in the case of Lucinda Foreman, but the testi-
mony not made public. but was sent direct
ly to the grand jury for the supposed reason
that others suspected of being implicated in
the crime who have not yet been arrested.
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George NJ. King, one of the Upton counterfeit
ers who sentenced to Imprisonment in
the Upton Jail, has made application for pardon.
District Attorney Hostein has written to the
Attorney general, stating that the sentence was
none too light, but that his family arc very
destitute circumstances. and that this is about
the only consideration in the case.
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THE DAYS RAILWAY NEWS.
The Coming Man for General Passen-
ger Agent of the c., st. l.. Sc p.
Freight Business Still Tumbling-The Open
ing of Navigation Not Worrying
Railroad Managers.


I'D. Campbell, of Sew York, general counsel
Tor of the Indiana, Bloomington & Western Rail
road Company, will arrive in the city at noon
to-day.
= G. Townsend. gent~al passenger agent OF
tSe Wabash, ST. Louis IL Pacific, has been con-
fined by sickness to his room for some days.
Dverwork laying the foundation for his illness.
]. 81. Devereux, president of the Bee Line sys-
TEN, has for three days past. been in Pittsburg
looking otter Vanderhilts interests at that
point Evidently MIR. DeyereuX is on the inside
with friend Vapderbilt
Samuel Kuefler has been appointed cashier by
Mr.. BOivin, the new agent of the j., M. II l. at
this point, and Charles Austin, of Chicago,
formerly with the Canada Southern, will arrive
here to-day to take the position of through Dill
clerk.
George A. Sandersou, formerly general freight
agent of the Indianapolis, Decatur Springfield
road, holding a similar position on the
Mexican National railway, has accepted the po-
sittOn of general freight agent of the Toledo,
Cincinnati & ST. Louis narrow-gauge system.
A party who is conversant with the affairs or
the company says that their "hobhy" is to place
new men at the head OF all departments. Yet it
Is quite surprise that T. II. Beale, the present
freight agent, is allowed to retire, he ranking
among the best freight men in the West. Mi.
6anderson takes hold May L.
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NOTICE.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS, CINCINNATI &
INDIANAPOLlS RAILWAY,
CLEvELAND, O., April 2, lSs3.

Notice is hereby given to the stockholders of
the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati ~ Indian
apolis Railway Company, that "A special meeting
of the stockholders of said Railway Company
in the city of Cleveland, o, on the 9th day of
June, 1888, at IL O'Clock A. NJ for the purpose
of voting upon lease for ninety-nne years of
the st. Louis Alton & Terre Haute railroad to
the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati * Indian
apolis and the Indiana polls & St Louis Railway
Companies, and TO consider said lease. ana to
authorize, rally and confirm said lease reject
the same, and to take such other action in regard
TO said lease as the stockholders may deem
proper.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
GEORGE II. RUSSELL, Secretary.
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Their Occnnation Conc .

r. V. Pierce, NJ D., Buffalo. n Y: I was at
tackled with congestion of the lungs, soreness
over the liver, severe pain in the joints burning
fever, and general giving way of the Whole
system Failing to find relief in remedies pre-
scribed, tried your Golden Medical Discovery"
1t effected my entire cure. Your medicines
have only to he used to be appreciated. If every
family would give them trial, nine-tenths of
the doctors would, like Othello, find their occu-
patton gone. Yours truly,
L. b. MCMILLAN, Nj, D., BreespOrt, N. Y
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NOTICE.
INDIANAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY !
COMPANY,
CLEVELAND, O, April ., 1888.

IE117E''I7' 17-O'
Notice is hereby given to the stockholders Of
the Indianapolis & st. Louis Railway Company,
that special meeting of the stockholders Of
said railway company will be held at the general
offices of the company, i'll the city of IndlanapO-
lis, Ind, on the End day of May. 1888, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose of voting upon u
lease for ninetyniDe years of the St. Louis, Alton
d Terre Haute railroad to the Indianapolis &
ST. Louis aud the Cleveland, Columbus, Cncin-
natl IL indianapolis railway companies, and TO
consider said lease, and to authorize, ratify and
confirm said lease or reject the same, and to take
other action in regard to said lease the stock
holders may deem proper.
By order of the Board OF Directors.
GEO. II. RUSSELL, Secretary.
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I'll. IL. 241 MT a Inv

1t may again DO stated, in reply to the numer-
GUS inquiries which have been received by the
Journal and the superintendent of Public In
struction, that House bill No. 247, abolishIng the
office of school trustee In town corporations,
failed to become law.
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MIR. CIenn's Divorce.

W. F. Glen was granted divorce from Nancy
E. Glenn, Saturday, on proof that the latter had
been convicted of a crime and was now an in
mate OF the Reformatory. Mrs Glenn did not OPP
pose the granting of the divorce in any way, and
the proceedings were altogether uneventtul.
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Jos. A. Moore and wife to Wilhelmina
Richter, lots 81, 80, So, "a, So and
56 in Frederick Richter's Southeast
addition to the city of Indianapolis
Lucy A. Heating to John p. McCen-
nell and wife, part OF lot 156
in Dougberty's subdivision of part
of Out-lOt 80 in the city of Indian
"HbliS-
Lewis Heather ct al. to Katie L.
Heather, part OF north half OF south
west quarter section ID III township
II of range 2 east Observation-Disclosures.
Lewis Heather ct al to Ann Huls,
warranty deed to part of southwest
quarter of southwest quarter of
section Is in township II north,
range = Gust
JOhn Clendenlng and wife TO samuel
S. Kirk and wife, we rranty deed to
part of northeast quarter of section
% 10 In township 10, range 4 east,
containing 10 acres ...--.-.-
Couveyances, IS; consideration.
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Articles of Consolidation.

The Chicago & Great Southern Railway and
the Chicago e Block Coal Railroad Company
filed articles of consolidation with the Secretary
of State last Saturday. The capital stock of the
new company is fixed at S3,0o0,00o.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-04-09

A COLORED woman named Lindah
Cut her hand washing a windah,
She soon cured the harm,
For ST. Jacobs Oil's charm
Killed all the pain that was indah.
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Name Of Road. Mar. 81 April n Inc. Dec.
Net decrease, 663 cars,

The humber of loaded cars handled Mt this
point as follows; Received, 7,942; for
warded, 6,57l; total, 1858. Decrease as COM
pared with the number handled in the proceed
ing week. 25l cars
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Only one quality of CRACKERS made and
that the best. Wholesale price, 7 cents, and re-
tail 10 cents per pound.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

COnveyances, IS; consideration, -. $7,859.C
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Cattle In W,on,inE.

E1SdN9t'
The general appearance OF cattle on the
Wyoming ranges this year is said to be far
better than the average Of previous years.
In some districts in Central wyoming they
are in superior condition. The loss by
death in the winter was small. and the
number Of calves satisfactory. The experi:
ment Of feeding hay in the winter and
shipping the cattle to market early in the
spring has been tried, and in numerous in
stances with great success, although some
Of the old stockmen object that it ia too ex-
pensive, and that when hay is fed the cat
lie cease Trusting" and require constant
attention during stormy weather. There
are about 81, 600 head Of cattle in the Big
HGn Basin, and the shipment Of beef.cat-
tie from the basiu this year will be 5000
head, considerably larger than lust year.
The cattle men this year will drive to Bill
ings and ship over the Northern Pacific in.
stead Of the usual route over the Union
Pacific.
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FalMEplcAL.
NE SnOuLD HELP ONE ANOTHER.

MI SoaxANHuS Of No. EO Chestnut street,
Springfield, ,isn VIE aridlc, isss, nyias
"HrylrE the. nfaiC,Iou csu,ed by kidney and
liver dheaS5 ard at.e, enduring the aches, pains,
wOaknesl aud d.prsrl,n incident ibe;eto untll
body and soul were nearly dl,tnc,Cd, l fought for
relief and euro from my trouble. aud told by
4 fsiand who had been caie4 by IT himself. that
t1e bat aud only sure cure vas Hunt Remedy.
aud upon his recommendation commenced taking
It, aud the aat faw doses improved my condition
Ia very marked manner. aud continuance of Its
Use hn jutIaei all that nay ieildl claI ned for it,
THAT !. wa a Suso aud permanent euro for al
ilseasesol the siineyS and Liver Several Of my
IheudI in sptingE hive used 1. with the most
.rAtliyips rciplsi, AID feel It my duty as well AZ
pleasure to me to recommend Hunts Remedy IN
he Highest pouib!c termIV Z
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A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, itching
and liberated Piles has Eeen discovered by
DR.. William, ian Indian remedy called Dr..
Williams Indisn Ointment. A single box
has cured the worst chronic CAGES VI twenty.
1.-Two years standing. No one need suffer five
minutes alter applying this wonderful sooth-
Ing medicine. L3uons ard instruments do
more harm lhau good. Williams Ointment
ahsorbs the iunoFs, allEys the intense itch.
ing, particularly at night alter getting warm
in bed acts rs pouItice, gives instant aud
pslnlets relief, andts prepared only for Piles,
itching OF the private parts, aud for nothing
else.
For sale by all druggi1ts and mailed on re.
ceigt OF price, IL 90.
For sale by J. F. Shirk, Logan & Co., also
Chss. Meukemelles, Wheeling, and B. X.
McCoEahey, Bridgeport, o. D4w
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AmEAs 0F WORDS
Cooked MP lictwecn Drinks and spread
RnfnYe Buek0ye Democrats,

BeI0re Bufbcye bemocthts'
y. y Tribune,
Judge HcadIy bad better write down his
own platform the next time he wants TO be
Il candidate. It would at least be in EGG
lib, and deccntly Ineligible. But, unless
an action for libel will lie against some re-
D rter or telegraph operator, the Commit
tee on Resolutions in the late Democratic
Convention OF Ohio must have been on a
spree. More involved and entangled sen.
tenccs sur6ly were never seen than this
marvellous platform contains. It " scarcely
credible hat any sober man can have writ.
ten this seventh resolution, for example
SsreRn We re0fiiIm the resolutions oil
the State Convention OF Ohio IN 1880, 1851
and 1852, an | Of the Democratic National
Conventions OF 1872. 1879 and 1880, d.,
mandine thorough refor II and puritiCat'o on
of the civil service, and charge that the
Republican party has violated every pledge
Il has heretofore given for the reform
thereof, and has failed through iis long adj
lininistration Of the Government 10 correct
even the most crying abuses; and We de.
mand, therefore, q change in the executive
administration Of the Government itself rs
the reform lirst Of all necessary, as made
more manifest by the recent Star Route
trials, hereby ousting corrupt rings cou!ed.
Grated to protect crime and prevent punish.
mcnt Of criminals, and by so doing to make
II possible to again punish fraud and thttt
in the public service, us
One can comprehend how such mess Of
words mighthave been written by q couple
cfgentemen In the intervals Of fierce
struggle with whisky bottle. After put.
ting down two or three words, they put
down two or three drinks, and with sub
lime contempt for things previously said,
proceed to add whatever the liquor sug-
eests. Having demanded 70 change In the
executive administration Of the Govern
ment as tlIa reform frst Of all necessary"
hey then warm themselves up with the
prospect OF ogiGe and the taste Of liquor.
Fne next thing.that occurs tothem IL, ''as
made more manifest by the recent Star
Route trials and they slingitin. After an
other pull at the bottle, It occurs 70 them 10
add, thereby onsting corruptripgs confed.
Grated toProlect crimeRndpreyent the pun
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LEGAL NOTICES.,

TRUSTEE'S SALE-VALUA ABLE
j. PROPERTY OF TAE NATIONAL ROAD.
BY virtue Of . Deed Of Tlptt, made By Noah
Zsncand 1sahella zlne, his wife. 70 the updesign.
recorded In the otilccot he clerk Of The county
C0ufto Ohio county, West YiiRinia, In Deed 81
dtuSt ho9k 70. Is psgts 81 anu SiJ to secure 70
heehel sckee, Ise payMent Of certain ,pIorpis;;
Lqfy note named hCniil. Will proceed 10 sell
g N tn'nt door Of the Court A0uSS IN The city Of
- SATURDAY, JuNRSeH, 1855,
Beginning ~ ~ VIIUCL a. ~, ,hg -. .iwlng de-
sorted real CEtate. that u 10 nays Ceiiain 1T or
parcel Of land lying ~ Ohio county, West Virginia,
90 Ilio National road, about three mi e. Tom The
city " Wheeling, bounded Is follows: COmmeHC-
liz; for thu noiiheaAt corner u said lot al EIsEo
on the west ado Of dFIn IN u lliiAm PotiIF's
lsld on east Iide Of National road, Hnd running
hrleon y. I'M, W SIS 100 polka 10 sake, S. Ton.
!, Al 100 po!es 70 the middle OF the National
Road, and with the inid Road d AZ, RSSSl0O
20 ei thence n. g, sl6lCe poles ~ the place OF
lightning containing 0. 5Cg lLOJ acre, belng the
sstse piece Of ground or lot cent eyed 10 the EAd
Noah Zane by III iihn Porter and Samuel j. Boyd,
by deed. Gated October 3lsT, a. D., 1877, and now
oil record 10 The Othcc OF the clcrK n the CLunty
CQud Of Ohio cou' y, In D,ed Book No o., iOlIos
SO and @7; alo another Certain lot OF Parcel Of
lshh, lying 10 Ohio county, oil the NAuOnal Road,
about thFeo miles from tho city Of Wheeling,
6odrdcd IS follows beginning Gt point III the
centre Of the NttlonAl Road or Turnpike, corner
TO EoAh Zane; thence N. q, 4. TO u Etake conner
TO william Porter aud to koGh Zane Itl0O poles,
NJ 2ik. ". 62.l00 poles 10 sake, corner 10 For.
ter aud HlggA s, 65s4, 4. Il 100 POLES 10 stake,
Alb thet Ike or Rli0nal Road 10 the piare Of be-
Einnlng, containing 7i2l-l00 peIcheS, being the
Atpe property conveyed TO laid Noah ZAHe by
William Forteesnd vile and Samuel J. kOyd, by
deed dated October 18th, 1850 and Of record IN tho
Ollco OF the clerk Of the County Court Ot Ohio
County. III Deed Book No. 70, page &c.
TERMS of SALE-OGe,bEn Oi tho purchase
money and Is much more a. tho purchaser may
elect 10 pay. In CASH. aud the residue In two equal
payments Of Gix and twelve months. WITH interest
from the day VI Ele the uichAseF give hts notes.
secured BY deed Of trust On the property for the
deferred paymentS
The tide 70 said property Is believed to be per.
lGcl, but, selling IS tiusiGe, shall convey only
'ueh title III Is vested In me BY said decd Of trust
AB, DOVENKR,
iul- TrttNhR
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HOME PROOF.

,,,,,y AID LIVER diseases aud KheumAt.nn.-
Ans? I,rT,5.,-'EuIhIpg Aernled u help me
s4 go w, .,tou;0l bid. Dr.. SmiIh rnISG ne
Wheeling, W., Va,
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Mr.. H.w PAYxE tahnuiaeNt II Of hs,pgsr, Fad.
dlery, tguukS, yelies. Flc., 50 AZ Main Str, ct,
Springfield, hRlB, wi es US under dAtO Of April
10, 1885,
GLsrLEars ~ baye used Huats EemGdy, The
best medicine iof diseases OF the kidneys, liver,
bladder and urinary org ns. and have received
great benefit TO my health from is Tire. Sud find
that 1t AiIido Just what's ClAined for 1t; /: viii
cure disease and NEtore health. therefore pro
nous &c It the bast med!cl-ethA have cveruied."
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ishment Of criminal.n Another and longer
pause and pull enable them to.stick on one
more clause, land by 30 doing 70 make II
possible again TO punish fraud and theft in
the public service" Apparently exhaust
ed with this steeplechase after fugitive
idea. the Committee seems to have given
mp tue job in disgust, leaving the Conven-
iion TO make sense Of the mess II it could.
But the Convention, one nay snrmise,
was as much muddled as the Committee on
the resolution, and 10, in accordance with
the eternal fitness Of things, mounted the
candidate Of free whisky on platform
that smells OF much liquor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-29

CINCINNATI, Juno 2s.-Lige hogs active and arm;
eornmon and light s. YAG 10; packets and butchers
20 o 10 20. Recsipisi,j chad; ShipmcntsT90 head
OIL CRY, June 2s.-pErEoLEuS-AdEkCt opened
a, 81 10; clio log at 81 1875; highest point u lsI
sales 1855, COO 6aEFelSi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-29

When all other remedies fail DR. FRAzuE's
Roor BlrrERs willcure General Debility, I.aSs
OF Appetite, DySpep5ia, and all diseases arts.
ing from a DlsoFdsred Stomach, Liver and
For several months Ihavs kesn afflicted
with Fever aud i que. For weeks at . time
/ was confined to the houte, my suffering was
intense. / could nod no rsiiet until lheard
OF your Rot BitterA l have taken the
Root Bitttrs for two weeks aud they have re.
stored me 10 my former health" g..
.". J0Ha ROLAND, Cleveland, o
3. For sale by ]. y. Shirk, Logan & Co, also
Ghaa. MenEsmellRI, Wheeling, and Il. h.
MrConahey, Bridgeport. paw.