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1 Excursion or Knights

About dez,n KNIGHTS Templar from this
city accep!edNthe invitation Of Jacques dc
Mo!sy Commandery and went out to. Wash
lngton. Pa, on the Hsmp6eld train last
night, to accompany that commsndery to the
meeting Of the Grand CommandeIy OF Penn.
sylvania, a, Erie, tomorrow. Last eycuinc's
Reporter says; jacques de- Molay Command-
cry, kaights Templar, will start for Erie on
tho early train tomorrow morning. The Sir
knights will meet at the asylum ut 5 o clock
aharp, march down Main street, counter.
march to Chestnut street, thence TO the tain,
A number from Wheeling are expected 10
accompany them. The music tomorrow
morning will be furnished by the Washington
comet bard. sls7%@3 Fs.t I! =;
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Tribute Of Rsspecf.

At the State, Sunday School Convention at
Grafton last week, the following memorial
resolution was adopted: - =
WHEREAS, Bincs our last meeting three OF
our prominent workers have died, namely,
Ex-Governor VIM. E. Stevenson, and Reys. j.,
G. Lyle and George Davidson therefore -.
Resolred, Tint In the death Of these bseth.
ron the Sunday School cause in West Vir-
ginia has lost three earnest and DEVOTED
departure, we rejoice in the good work thew s
accomplished, aud We will ever reverb their
memory, emulate their good work and hope
to meet them on the other shore. 5ss 4,
b In Tnos. G. Miller
NJ. q. W. WooDs,
!, 4a J. Il. srEscE, ~ II.
irss, - -j Committee:
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INDICATIONS.
Drowned.

ID Frank Workman. son Of Isaac Work.
man, who lives on Lyon Greek, Mar.
shall county, was drowned In the south iork
OF Fish, Creek, rear Bolton, on Saturday
night, while SEEMING with some neighbors,
II seems the party were all drinking some.
aud rot beyond their ability to, touch the
bottom OF the stream, hence the accident. y
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UsE Rcd Seal Com according to directions
Drain the liquor of the corn and add one
gill OF mill, or cream and lump oil butter
about the SIZE Of walnut; allow it 10 be
we'll heated through, but do rot cook it, as
1t has been 'ceoked sufficiently in the process
OF canning. Season TO suit taste md serve
lint - ~
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The "Delta' roasted coffee Is blended in
such manner that loverso Of good coffee can,
not 1.il to appreciate it. One piece OF line
Sheffield silver pls,ed table cutlery given
away with every package. Ask your grocer
fos 1t, NJ. REILLY,
Sole Agent in this city.
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The Baltimore e. Ohio will sell excursion
tickets TO the Republican National CoIyen.
ton at Chio-go at $40 the round trip, Tick,
els on salo May 20 to June 2. and good re-
turning until June 10, inclusive. &
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Grand Cheap Excursion to Beaver, Ia
Saturday, June 9Th.

Grand Cheap Excursion to Beaver, Pn.,
Saturday. June 9Th. ~,
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad will
sell cheap e1curaion tickets from Bridgeport
to Beaver, on Saturday, Juno 7th, ior the
benei OF those desiring TO attend the annual
reunion and picnic Of the Amaigamsted As.
ISOLATION Of lion cud Steel Workers. Tickets
will be good going and returning only on
date Of sale. Fare for the ro1nd TIP from
Bridgeport 81 Is. a &c. Fi57575
The committee on arrangements have
made special efforts to have this years re.
union greater success than any previous
one, aud It Is anticipated that an enormous
crowd will be in attendance. For further
In regard to the running OF
trains, &C., see email bills. "a 'sil
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Republican national Convention.

Ga account OF the Republican National
Convention, which meets at Chicago June 5.
the Pennsylvania Co. and Pane Handle Linz
will sell excursion tickets from Wheeiing TO
Chiosgo and return for $40. a = :
1ickots will be sold from May 20 10 June
=, and viii be good for return passage until
June ID, inclusive. K q "a. - rrhIs
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, ANo7nER new sr,ival OF Phae,ons Jump
Seat Bugeies and Storm Spring Wagons, fu!I
leather top and all, warranted, at great bar.
gains. J.. w. FERRrL,
aA. Cor. Main and TTenty.first Strests.
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JUST think Of It, an eight.tco. Step Ladder
ior ~ CO., sl1.toot for 81 81, with patent
bucket support, at Boyd's, Market Equa.a.
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G !. |, at,t 4
ONCE: NGs.2 nNI ~ fourteeu nth Street
new Advertisements

new advertisements. s.HI
Wanted-A Competent Nurse.
For Ssls-second-hand Buggy.
For Saie-A Farm. Is, (. z n. i2s5
Lost-Small Blank Book and Money.
For Clerk OF the Circuit Courts-Chas, s,
HOWELL ,isi59'IEs9'S,
y. N. Little Independent Candidate ior
City Sergeant. 15,a,g = s-si + :
Organ For sale-F. W. Banner. Is
= Assiguee's Notice.. +. Cowden. IS. s
: DON'T, Manual OF Mistakes. -.
Gas and Oil stoves-C. E. Btifel & Sons. =
Administrator's Sale. 80, {.
81, 0G0 Reward. 81, ~
For Prosecuting Attorney. D. Elson-
Head OF Local. zl6s}1 = +
For Clerk Of the County Court-W. N.
Linch-Head Of Local. al s2 Ill III,
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Jos Lo1 Of =, 900 worth Of Mems Clothing,
which wsa bought at 80 cents on the dollar
and will be sold the sanio ways Call and see
them at Twenty.frst md Main streets.
.'7I- r. IN IN t.4l NJ So" w 1,p,,r,1.
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HAND Garden Plows, Cultivation, Seed
Sewers and Tools Of every description sold
by Boyd, Market Equsre. =. - "
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HEApeuAErERs for all kinds OF Gardening
Tools and Seees. 9. Il. Boyd's, Market
aauara y. -. - - Z !
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CHrArEsr bees; Rakes, Spades, shovels
Mattocks, at 8: E. Boyd's, Market square. b
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The following shows the range Of the Their.
mometer, as observed at echnepi's drug store
Opera House corner. yesterday A. NJ, csc;
I'm, 7s'; 3r. n, A0;7rN Csc. Z
81 INDICATIONS. gs,'.
WAsmNaroN, D. c., May 27.-l:3o A. II
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, par,ly
cloudy weather, local rains, variable wind,
and stationary temperature. ~ f''''.'
For the Lower Lake Regions, fair
weather, followed BY partly cloudy weather
local rains, northeast to southeast winds and
stationary temperature
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WAEELIEu W. Va. May q. 1854.
10 The Citizens ESeculire Relief Committee:
herewith submit 4 statement of account
OF money received and dshurged Ly me, and
condensed account, roughly estimated, Of
rsliet supplies received by the city snd die.
tributed by you to sufferers by The recent
flood:
Tho total amount OF money received was
Ss2 59l so. Or this there was expended for
provisions, clothing boots, shoes, beds and
bedding, coal, msdicines and expenses, SIC.
pcs So; and cash distributed to sod Sufferers
IA zeal and personal estate BY the Relief
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Still fifteen or twenty pieces OF slightly
damaged carpets left at iwo.thirds their frs,
cost, ]. W, FKsREI.
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Gllt0n.

NEW foHK, May 2j.-Cotton firm; futures firm
September u.7ic October ll.W November II e1c.
december LICE; January ll.osc: February ii.2oc.
,,s cllSciSsA7I May 26.-cotton steady: middlins
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Dry Goods,

NEW foRx, Nay 25-Asil orders WIRE more uum
erous than for:hs co re'pouding day in Other urty
Gus weeks. Ihey hrve called for snail quantities
Of cotton goods. and MIRO have been tatcu ihSn
II some Time. Printed fab les and Other teas ina.
PIE specialtes have been In mGderstc demand. and
me MARKET though dull. has completed fir vol.
nme Of business. Wooden goods very dull, -. -
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:. RELIABLE SEEDS, that never fail to grow,
ere sold by Boyd. No old stock offered.
Everything New and Fresh Cropat Boyd'a. ,
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= Brsr Galvanized; Fencing Wire, price si1
eus pes pound, at Boyd's, Market EQuare,
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LASE TIE EI,GeD.

Final Report ofthe Chairman OF the Re-
lief Committee. -,
Mayor Miller, who was Chairman OF the
Ci,:zsns Executive Relief Committee, which
had charge OF tho measures Tor the relief OF
sufferers by the big Aood OF February, llss
msde his report to the committee, which has
the work for which it was
created being done. Following is the Mayors
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WHEN you want tirst.class Buggy o
Wagon, 20 to Boyd'A /! !, II y 4
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.;<-s-s5tL u, Ken Seal Corn III .s,syt.[
Packed in cans soldered on the outside
so that contents. do not come III contact
with lead or rosIp, I'D, = Ill ~ 90, =.
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A LEADING pxper says: ST. Jacobs OH, thu
crest pain destroyer, Is highly recommended
for fros! bite. g, r. :. - : =
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DRY GOODS.
.PARASOLS |!
Sun Umbrellas NJ Eli as:
4 Our thild invoice Of the above,
embracing all Of the very latest
styles, llas just been received.
Every style in the market shown,
: and lowest prices quoted.
india L Jaw \;
. EMbRO|DERIES!

Constant additions are being
made to our stock Of White India
Lawns snd Embroideries. + An
early call is solicited, as We now
have many raro patterns Of EN-.
brOideries that will be difficult to
duplicate later ia The season.
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;, RIn sEAI CoRS is the best In the market
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flor SALE-AT MOUNTAIN LAKE
- PARK, Md, n dcsI,ab,e Co,,ars ~ si,t,
nicely furnished rooms bcsr,ifu Sr, n ,T 10
YARDS from Dcpo. and Pos,ot,ice. For te,nsHIi
gu OF address a. r. SpEER., i, NJ, Houu,l.
LsEe raEt, Garrett County. Nd. Iniks
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GENERAL NOTICES,
NOTICE TO CANDIDATES,

Candidates for district Offices on the Republican
ticket will pierre report By Wednesday noon 10
their District Committeeman that their names NAV
DO placed on the tickets 10 be used at Saturdays
Primaries. $50 $500 - : mvof =
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X oksALE AT HALF COSTA VERY
- light. easy running model pleasure bo,,. sa,,,
I'VE, Water'tiGht, compartments fore and III nj.
perez ~ item aud stern; no fault. Ell. NICOLL,
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FOR SALE,

TOR SALE OR RENT-THE EAGLE
= Brewery and Malt House Possession pirsn
september lst Enqui.c Of JOHN KsID, sS.T
-S--u.S ttuuec. ry8
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HAh A.'oESs...., ..m.:...CHAS. MuHIEyAN. Mss,o,
M!ET +. EoLl. Clert. :, - re! ( aA' 'cl;
4y F agHa and i MS5 positive
points Wet and South. Fdi fferbt ~ ahIousn 70 III
Ply m es board or TO Q. H. BOOTH 4 soN.. ~
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BICYCLE FOR SALE-HARVARD
- Machine, full nickel plata 80 inrh rrrIo~i,
tss. Il. nnd 7. bell. bundle carrier. e,c hdiantsp
y. Box le2. Wheeling, ", Va, mrx
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A"I Ntut <lWNU EuN. $500 80 g
On farms where the dairy ia an import.
ant part Of the husbsndry, provision is
made by sowing aoiling crops, to supple.
ment the diminished pasturase in mid.
summer. Thoae who keep only the "ismily
cow" or at most two or three COWS, find the
How OF milk to decrease, and often without
any green crop provided for keeping it up.
The territory OF those who keep but
single COW, ia often restricted to small
pasture and vegetable garden. The gar.
den should be made to supplement The
pasture, and this may be done to some ex.
tent BY securing for the COW much from the
garden that usually goes to waste. Every
one who hes a garden, trios to have all
abundance of green peas. After the
vines have yielded their last profit.
able picking. instead OF allowing
them TO remain upon the ground
until that is wanted for another crop, feed
the vines to the COW while they are still
green and succulcent. So with sweet corn,
When the last ear is plucked from q stalk
or hill, do not wait until the whole patch
or row can be cleared, but pull IN the
stalks that have been deprived of ears, a
few at time, and feed them while they
are in their bes! condition. The outer
leaves OF outer cabhagea, and the leaves of
beets, carrots and turnipa, carefully saved,
will make an important item in the sue.
culent food for the COW. II there 10 a space
in the garden, from which IN early crop
hiss been removed, and 1t ia not needed lor
late garden crop, it ohould be growing
something tor the COW. Sweet corn may
be sown thickly 10 rows for fodder corn and
afford good feed. It is well 10 have an abun.
dance Of cabbage plants OF q large late
variety, and SGT them out wherever there
is room, aud far beyond tho needs Of the
family. An occasional cabbage next win.
ter will be- 8 treat to The COW. Expert.
ments made dozen years ago with come
tSenty varieties OF the Southern Co. Pea
showed, incidentally, that, even at the
North, If they did not ripen their seeds,
they would give al enormous weight OF
herbage upon rmall area. This pea is
highly valued Tor animslH at the South,
both fresh and as hay, and seems to BIZ
worth trying in Northern localities, as q
soiling plant. Where there is room, even
few square yards, it may be well to SOW
either hungarian grass, or one Of the plants
called Millet, for late summer feed
for the COW. II the soil iR.rich, an abund.
ant crop may be cut. Besides summer
feed in the garden, II there isroom there or
elsewhere, it is well to think Of Jerusalem
Artichokes as winter treat. 1t is late
now for large crop, but with the tops,
which are highly relished, the tubers, b..
ing crisp, sucCulent and highly nutritious,
will be most acceptable as an addition to
dry fodder. When one once Iairly under
takes to produce the creates. possible
amount oil COW food from a small area OF
land, he will be surprised at the results
that be obtains, especially those seen in the
pail. 5aSi Il ~ $50
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DlRtus's Manhattan.

"a Kentucky Republican" writing to
the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette says:
1.-THE Commercial Gulstie, oil yesterday, IT,
publishes an editorial from the Albany
IN. T.. Erening Journal on Republican or:
ganizalion In that State for the ensuing
canvass, which says: :
ut will be prosecuted from this time
forward with vigor by thousands OF Re-
publicans, who owe almost personal
lealty TO Mr.. Blaine"
An incident told me by prominent
Kentucky Democrat during the session OF
the Chicago Republican convention 10
1876, illustrates the secret OF this much.
talkCd.of personal iealty" OF the friends
ofthe PlumGd knight, and OF the "peraonal
magnetism" which he Is eaid to exercise
over those around him. The gentleman
referred to eaid 10 me while the ballotipg
was in progress: " have always voted the
Democratic ticket, but II Blaine is nomi.
mated l am determined to vote for him,
whoever may run sgainst him."
] asked the reason of this strong per.
sonal preference, when be replied:
"Blaine stood bravely by me In my
troubles while l was a college boy in
Georgetown, Kentucky. l shall never
forget bis manly, generous friendship. |
was involved in difficulty with boy be.
longing to wealthy and influential family,
and In the course Of the quarrel he applied
q vulgar epilhet to my mother, for which l
knocked him down, was arraigped be.
lore the Faculty, sharply reproved for
violating college rules, and threatened
with disgrace If | did not make an ample
apology. The Faculty we're all against me
except Prof. Blaine. lie arose and with
much warmth and feeling said that
he could not withhold his sympathy for a
boy when love and reverence for his
mother had involved him in trouble. 'This
boy said he, only resented foul insult
to his ab8ent mother. What boy Of manli.
ness and honor, especially with the pecu.
liar training OF q Kentucky boy, would not
resent such an insult more quickly than
an insult offered to HIMSELF l will not
only not consent to censure him, but say
that ! think lie did right, and that feel
more like praising than reprovirg him."
This briei, magnetic speech worked like
magic on the strict minds Of the Faculty,
and the offender was turned loose with q
gentle admonition TO 90 aud sin no more,
MIR. B!aines magnetism means simply
that hearty sympathy which he has shown
Tor the oppressed on all occasions. These
are the touches OF nature which makes the
people kin to great popular leaders like
Clay and Blaine. Nor will The Nasty car.
toons Of q (S)harper's Weekly, which are
almost as edlfying as clowns jokes on
marriage and temperance, serve to arrest
the wave oil popularity which is bearing
the Plumed Knight TO the White House.
The gentleman referred to Was the late
John I: Edmunes. Of Hopkinsville, KY,
a wealthy planter, for aome time partner
in q leading Broad street commission
house, New York, gentleman oil fine Gull
ture and wide acquaintance and popularity
in the Southwest.
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Are you disturbed ct night and broken Of
your rest by slck child suffering and crying
with pain OF cutting taeth2 II 80, send al
once and get bottle OF Mira. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teethirg. It's
valus is incslculable. It will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon 1t, mothers, there Is no mistake about
1t. 1t cures dysentery and darrhoea, reg.
ulates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, uoftsns the gunls, reduces inHamma.
ton, and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. Mrs. Wiuslow's Soothing Syrup for
Children Issthing Is pleasant to the taate,
end IL the prescription Of one Of the oldest
United States, and is for sale BY ali druggists
throughout the world, Price Is csnts a bot.
tie. NuRAw
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MORNING. JUNE

the PALM" and the eye Of every maiden
cleaned with Joy as he asked her in the
dance. Thers were scientific positions
without neutrality-suspicious. which I could
not uuravel-and the kiss was not rare as
bewitchlpgly the fair iraulein looked into
her lovers eyes, and the temptation proved
too great A girl with dress that resem.
bled forcibly tucked colles.sack, was the
belle 80 fai as dancing goes, and the sweep.
Ing Btrides OF her number mines illustrated
the poetry Of motion as have rarely seen
It illustrated. One other couple who
aroused my interest seemed 10 think 10
waltz properly one must hold fast to the
same spot and, therefore, illustrated beau.
tifully the circular motion Of Bcrew. But
the girl shut her eyts, hung gently 10 his
manly shoulder, laid her head on bio
heroic breast and was evidently in Beulah.
land-and In Bsulah.land l shall leave her.
All this l do not present aa national.
There Is little national In Germany. Gus.
toms. language, amusements vary like the
chameleon in lis color. 1t is but m OK.
Ample. q. |H.a-. gs..''s ~. 20. l. n.
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Home Proof.

a.. Kidney and Liver Diseases and Rheumatiu.-
could not get out Of bed. Dt. amith eurd me-"
4 zKph: PlLiLlIPs,
Wheeling, W, Va.
Cat,rrh, Polypu, Of Nose, Impaired Voice. -sui.
Tered lor years; patent medicine failed 70 help me-
M CHARLEs uHADDuGK,
Oh speidel d Co.. Wheeling, W. Va.
Dyspeptis and liberated stomach.-"Trcatrcn
me-" 1i9aa THOMAS HOLT, insurance Agent.
NM-"i!ad them for fourteen yean. Dr.. Smith
cured me. Ee LOUIs Y. HABHfNGTON
scroiulA, Running Sores on Head.-"My son was
s smictn 10Y fourteen years Nothing seemed 70
: MS, $50 MRS. CATHERINE CAPS, I,
s55ti Market strect Wheeling, ". Va.
]. Cancer.- Suffered for yean with Cancer. Had
u cut out three times. II returned after each ODER.
Alton ; Or. Smith cured me without tniie, auTio
Piles, Fiatula Of Anuh-FlAt on my back for IS
w wSe FeHS'isd dying Dr. smlh cured mo
''-'' '. N' - we "'eA THOMAS coLy1N
Wholesale Grocer Main b., Wheeling, W. Va
..w vSGrH vaO o. KEeetum ptoapSus and Piles
Dr.. smith cured me without knife" -
WARRINGTON DELANY,
Rev. II. o. IAdd writcs:-"Dr. Smiths probes.
NonAl servlcea IN my family hRvo been most Batis
factory, and commend him 10 all u gentleman
And skip physician" s. 81 10 - :
Mn. Margaret kolb says: " had been suffering
Tor seven years and treated BY many physicians iof
dyspepsia. Dr.. Smith said had tape worm. and
In eight houra removed a monster 100 feet long,"
Female Complaint Three years In hospitals for
females, give mepecuiiar advantages In such cases
Persons cured Of catarrh, disessGs OF heart liver
stomach, kidneys, akin, blood, nervous affections
and weakneBes OF mem and youth, scroiula aud
ultima testify 10 my success. 5'17s'-- - '.l'->
Piles cured without the knife, S
Patients at distance may DO treated BY letter
AID Satisfaction guaranteed A chart for teli.ex. |
animation sent on receipt Of two threecent Stamas
and advice returned free. a y -
Consultation 1t oftoe free. Once hours from
4. 4. TOT r. H., daily. Gall on or address 7s,'-
JOHN X Smith, N. D.,
my No. 1i0i Chapline st., Wheeling. W. Va
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH R.R.
ltki ~ TT
Condensed Time Table OF Passenger Trains et,.
rected May II. lssi-Centrsl Standard Time.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. C. McLANE'S
Celebrated Liver Pills
MEDICAL.

In Offering to the public Or. O. .NeLans'. Cs,s.
brdieiLierPiiks,a as n remedy for Lirer and bilious
COgpLiints, We presume no apology will be
needed. Tho great prevalence OF Lirtr Compid
and Bilious DisedAcs Of all Kinds throughout the
United States, and particularly In the West and
South, where, the majority or cases. the patient
Is not within the reach Of regular physician, re.
quires that somo remedy should be provided that
would not In tho least impair tho constitution, and
yet be safe and sTeetual That such Is tho charae.
ter Of DR.. O. NekdRs'r Lirer PM, there can be
no doubt. Thegreat success which has Invariably
attended their use, will, we think, be sufficient 10
convince the most lncrcdulous.slt has been our
sincere wish that these Pillsoshould DO fairly
tested, and stand or fall by the rIeets.produccd.
That they have been so tested and that the result
ha, been In every respect favorable, we call tens
Of thousands TO witness who have experienced
their beneficial effects. '9fiT j. aEf.g5rI
80. DR. C. MeLANE'S LIVER PILLS
arc not held forth or recommended, tlikc most Of
the POPULAR medicines Of tho day., as universal
rurc.alls, but simply as II specific for kirsr CoM-
pllint,, and those symptoms Connected with q de-
ranged state Of that organ.