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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-06

WASHINGTON, D. c., OCTOBER 1ST, 1884,
We have this day bought Of MILFORD FIsHMAN
the stock and fixtures contained in store No 8 7th
street northwest and have removed the to store
No 3Ol 7h street northwest. between and Louisiana
avenue: where We will open fine stock Of Clothing
Gents furn shing and Merchant Tailoring
oc3-3t STRASBURGER SON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-04

| Az huuEb8AAAA AAcEOs ~ I'#
Lssiaosn tMt.l Gasetss. g"dlt ~ Z
Joseph banda Is only an Indian, eighty
years old, and, like many others, he some
times imbibes the exhilarating and into1i.
eating fluid. He stands about six feet un-
shod, Is broad.shouldered, full-chested, car.
ries his head erect and has a straight
spinal column. On November 10 at about
o'clock he arrived at Lincoln on ride
from Lee, q distance OF twelve miles; being
thinly clad he was cold, and, being cold, he
naturally wanted something warm on the
inside. While In the act OF taking bis inner
warming, the ely, "a boy In the pond A
boy drowning! The Ice has broken and
lots are In the watet!' sounded on bis ear.
Like chieitain Of old Of bis tribe at the
sound Of the war.whoop, be leaped through
the door with Indian stride, rushed
10 the scene Of danger and stayed not
bis pace until be broke through the
ice within about ten feet Of where
four small boys were struggling for life.
Then, as wild moose escaping the bounds
breaks the Ice with his fore feet, 80 Dana
with his fists and giant arms smashed the
ice between himself and the drowning
boys. He reached them; with the aid OF
another Indian who had plunged into the
water, three were landed. The other, a
boy OF about six years, had risen and sunk
twice, and was then beneath the cold
water, far from the reach Of rope or pole.
It was then that Joseph showed himself a
hero. Plunging beneath the ice. nearly
chilled to death himself, no grasped the
boy, and brought him to the surface in an
exhausted condition. Life was not quite
extinct, and though the sled ropo he
grasped had 10 be cut before 1t could be
taken from his hands, through prompt and
skillful efforts the boy still lives.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-04
Artificial EsgH-AIi EfnYnra.

The funny man OF the Detroit Free Press
has, it appears, hoaxed some Of the farm.
ing authorities in Old England quite neat
". The humoriss Of the Free Press pub
lished an account, permeaied by an air Of
great seriousness, OF an establishment oc.
cupied in making artificial eggs, giving de-
tails OF the process, with particulars as to
the composition 1.-THE product. One Eng.
lish PAPER, the Mark Lane Express, saw
through the joke, but another, the London
Farmer did not, for, says1the Farmer, with
the document Of the Free Press man in
mind, 1.-THE manufacture OF artificial eggs
acroes the Atlantic is largely increasing, and
one establishment alone turns out upward
OF one thousand every hour. The yelka
are formed Of paste composed OF corn
flour, starch and other materials.
The whites are made OF albu,
men, and are chemically identical withthe
whites OF real eggs; the inner ekin is a
film Of gelatine, and the shell is plaster OF
Parie, and is somewhat thicker than the
original. The yelk is first rolled into ball
and frozen hard. then it is closed in the
albumen and submitted To rapid rotatory
motion which makes it OF a proper ovoid
form, and again it is frozen. It is then
dipped into the gelatine, and after that in
to the platter, which, while drying rapidly,
retains the form after the contents have
melted. II is eaid that. in point Of taste.
the egg cannot be distinguished from the
real article, while they will keep good for
years and are not go easily broken. They
can be favored to resemble. ducks eggs,
but up 10 the present it isslated that even
the most assiduous hen had failed to pro.
duce chicks from these compounds.'"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-04
MEDICAL.
Mischieyous Malaria

To say that malaria is uiseAiievou,
is to put it very mildly. 1t Is all that
and more It is cunning, deceitful,
treacherous, sly, and undcrhanded.
It does its work in the dark, and in
such a sly way that much OF the mis-.
chief is done before it is discovered,
1t saps the foundations Of a healthy
system. 1t robs the blood offs vital.
ity, demoralizcs the liver, confounds
the stomach, and makes the victim
wish he were in his grave. ltissad
tosec peoplcsit down in their misery,
content to be the victims Of mischief.
Gus malaria, and thinking that moth.
ing can be done for them. The power
Of Browns Iron BlrrERs oyer the
mischiels ofmalaria has been so am. :
ply proved that there is no reason
why anybody who can procure a
bottle Of this Prince Of TONES shall
suffer. Great is the power Of malaria,
and great arc its disastrous effects,
But greater far is the benefccnt in.
flucnce Of Browns IRON BlTTERs,
The preparation Of iron in thisfayor.
itc family remedy . can. be taken
without running the teeth or produc.
ing constipation and headache, !,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-04
A Dogs SagRcify.

Communication to The Chicago Journal.
When Wisconsin wss being settled a
family by the name OF Barber moved from
Ashtabula, Ohio, to Lyndon, sheboyean
county, l6 miles from Sheboygan. When
leaving their old home they left small
apparently not very brightly dog with the
people who purchased the homestead.
About one year afterward, late one night,
Mr.. Barber heard q dog whining and
scratching at his door, and, on getting up
and opening his door, what was his aston
ishment to see the little dog he had left in
Ohio jump upon him with joy and lick bis
hands. 1t was a sevendays' wonder
among the farmers at the time. The peo-
pie who had bought Mr.. Barber's place
alsa took the Wisconsin fever, and SOLD out
and moved to different part Of the (She
boygan) county unbeknown to the BARRIERS.
By writing and comparing dates it was
found Mr.. Barber had walked to Sheboy.
gan Oh the day these people landed, but be
had left for home only an hour OF 80 be-
fore. The people had taken the dog with
them, and when he got ashore and smeled
bis old masters tracks he followed them
around town and then l6 miles through
wild country, to berewarded. for his saga
city by finding his old friends.
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A Marriage Anniversary.

Artonsa,r Traveller. - MS ma
"Dis is de fouf anavers'y O. my mar.
rage" said an old negro. 0g.
"How many times Is yer been marrisd2
asked an acquaintance.
"Ef dis Is de iouf anavers'y, O. co'se Zee
been married 70 times. Use heard dc
white foxes say dat it doan do no good tel
edecate de Niger, an now I b'leyes it
Heah yer Is dun gone to school an got q
good education an doan Understand 'rith-
metic yet. pse ashamed o. yer, sah."
"Uncle Ben," replied the acquaintance,
u neber went ter school much an I kain'i
talk zsckly proper, but blame ef amt 20,
mo sense bout SIGH matters don yerse'i
has. De anavers'y Of marriage doan
mean how often q mans been married."
"What do it mean, den ?"
IVY, it means how long. Anavers'y
means year, an is tuck from the Latin.
Anu means married, an vers'y means
year, an da bot when put togedder means
married year."
well, chile, yer mus 'scuze me. Fore
do Lawd didn't know yer had 80 much
'ligh'enment. When yer sets up school,
dipgsd if doan sem my chillun ter yer,
for Use larned mo- from yer in fifteen min
lis den eber knowed heio'. l ken STAN
mos anything, but when n man draws out
de En'lcsh an de Latin on me, I'se bIeeGed
ter gin up den an dar. l thanks yer fur
de iDtlimation."
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NNiullJr Tho BABY.

he1p ins Poss r
Somewhere in the world this important
question is being discussed: "What shall
we name the baby?" Like most other i'm
portant questions, this cannot be settled
without reference 10 other considerations
than purely personal ones; other in.
terests than baby's must be recognized.
The feelings OF various branches OF the
family must DO respected and strict impair.
TALLY be exhibited. The ardent reiormer
Of to-day frequently breaks out in a TRADE
against the almost universal tendency to
add an 10 to the children's namee, and it is
by them mado ridiculous. But thers are
other objectionable features which
may be mentioned, There seems to
DO a sort Of harmony required be.
tween the first and last name, and
1t should be taken into account when the
baby is named. It is shame, for instance, for
Mrs: Button to call her baby girl Pearl Gas
abe did, to tho child's lasting humiliation),
even if the dear baby suggested purity
and light, or for Mr.. Green to call his boy
and girl Winter and Ivy, and SO to single
them out from their kind and make them
legitimate prey Tor their unieeling school
mAtna @ g. ~ : 'll.H"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-04
Japanese superstitions.
atlanta Constitution.

dttoWo IVlttHuttoH. I.
The Japanese have many amusing super.
stitions similar to ours when we prefer to
see the new moon over the right shoulder
and object to being among a,dinner party
oil thirteen. On the days oil the month con
tanning the number four bamboo shall not
be cut; seven, no stranger can be invited
home; eight, no marriages occur; nine
good days to eat egg plant, and the OH oil
September Is the day Of days to eat that
vegetable. It Is good omen to spill salt,
because Of It's purifying quality. II a child'a
left hand be put through It's sleeve first, II
will be left handed. II man sneezs once
he is being praised; twice, he is loved by
some woman; thrice, he is talked Of; four
times he is taking cold. The wife must got
up and make the fire because the crow calls
her. II two funerals meet it is good luck,
but IL one overtake the other 1t Is bad luck.
If q child is born when the father is Al it
will DO disobedient. So the child is placed
in the street and friend takes it to bis
house until the next day, when he calls on
the father, who proceeds to complain that
he is lonely and has no child and then asks
the yisito, II he cannot give child away.
The friend has one that he has found in
the street with which he is willing to part.
So the boy is restored to his home and the
evil omen ayerted.
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Lost all hut Honor.

brakes Tawler's Magazine.
During the recent raid on the pension
thieves at Washington some startling
grounds for the issue Of pensions were de.
veloped. Men who had lost leg in con.
test with reaping machine were found in
receipt OF good fat sums once month.
But perhaps the most remarkable claim
Of the lot was that Of one gentleman, who
on being investigated, asserted that he
drew pension for what he had actually
lost in the war.
"But what did you lose ?" demanded the
examiner. "You seem to have all your
members and faculties" .
"Well," replied the claimant, driven to
the wall, II lost my head at Shiloh and left
for home!"
Another should have been placed on the
list for the rest Of his life at the highest
amount allowed by law.
"What is your claim 2" asked the exami.
ner. "What did you lose?"
y lost $3.50 at poker the night before the
battle OF Fair Oaks"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-04

pITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST,
i LOUIS RAlLWAY-pANlIAEDLE RuuTB,
EEM q. V stas.....sisas.
Time table for East and West Corrected To JUNK
"a. 1881. - =
Traius leave Panhandle Station, foot Of Eleventh
street. near Public Landing. as follows ~ =.
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Tho a australian Nubbit,

Se,p 0r'tuns Tins. Democrat.
How great the evil is q few figures will
show. One farmer employed a hundred
men on his place, and, at an expense of
$4,000, killed 100000 rabbits by poison in
a single year. This was only h,li his
place, and OF these he WIS compelled to
abandon 10000 acres. The next year tho
place was az bad as ever. One OF these
colonies alone is exporting 100000 rab.
bit skins q year, while a number Of iacto.
ries have been established to preserve and
pot the rabbits and ship them to England
ad food, some OF these factories preserving
as many as 1000 900 q year. Despite ali
this, the pastursge lands Of Australia and
New Zealand are growing smaller and
smaller every year. The rabbits are en-
croaching on the sheep, and there has been
areduction Of 10 per cent. in the number
Of sheep and in the export OF wool, due en-
tirely to the ravages Of the rabbits. Unless
some meant Of preventing this increase OF
these troublesome little animals can be de.
yised the. growth and prosperity Of that
continent will be checked, and perhaps,
permanently injured. n. II.'E
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MEDICAL,
E MEDICAL, EHi
DIR. ]. E. SMITH.
No. l4o4 CHApLlNE STREET,

The best evidence Of phy1Icians success IL IN,
testimony Of his patients. The incfeahlng demand
for my professional services prove that have deal
h0aoftby and iairly with aysc who have consult
Cd me. never ubo patients name without per
Mission. though have many hundred certificate
from, lh0.e whom have cured After they had beer
cation, with mani. Year, hospital experience and
familiarity with therapeutic agents, close obsery.
lnco oil iempeEamental pcculiarittes aud strict a.
tentlon 10 hysienic management inhures SUCCESS
cure poSiblc, and frankly give the patient my
Home PROOF.
Riunuy aud Liver DiseaseA and Hheumatisu =
HuneIed Teribly-"Eothing seemed 10 heip me-
~ zkPT, raiLIiis,
~ Wheeling, ", Va
Caurh polypus Of Nose, Impaired Voice. Sui.
" ''' N' CHAALss CuADDucK,
OF speidel & Co.. wheeling, ", Va.
Dyspepsia and liberated Stomach. -"Treatment
mo- ThoSAs noL7, INSURANCE Agent St.a
curtd me-" ~ LOUIS !. %AsIiISdl e,.
Actoiuls, Running Sores on Head. MY son was
afflicted for fourteen years. Nothing seemed 10
'' MRS. OATaERINR GAPS,
Market Street, Wheeling, ". Va.
Canecr.- ,"suilercd iot years with Cancer. Had
sLion, pr Smith cured me- WITHOUT mile, sau.lic
or path" ,'., Mrs. II. NJ. OkCUIT,
Files, FiAtua Of Anus.-Fla, Of my back for Is
weeks. Kspor.ed dying;. Or. Smith cured mo
"''"''' >''' 50 ~ THOMAS CoLyIN,
Wholesale Grocer. Main ST., Wheeling, Il. Va
ulceta.igus Of fee.um' prolapsuA and Plies
pr. smi.a cuiei II me atIfoni ssita" 'A'D'AO'''
- WARRINGTON DELANY, IL.
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49, ...-.s. f|+ v#.. = ...-r. g. Il.
English Women who DRINK,

According to the Church Temperance
Society,". modern; English women drink
much more than their mothers and grand.
mothers. The evil is said to be due to the
grocers' licenses, which enable people Of
respectable position to get alcoholic liquor
without the ditgrace and unpleasantness
DIGGING into a public house. The habit
once b'gun in this way is not to be stop.
ped. How far the drunkenness Of women
Ia really on the increase, says the St. James
Gaseae, Is q difficult matter to decide; all
the more so when We are told that in the
vast majority Of cases it Is secret drinking
which Is doing harm. It ia a question
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-04

The Germantown Telegraph makes sug
gestion which will probably seem 10 many
old farmers novel if not unwarranted
when he says that in arranging farm build
ings it will pay we'll 10 look almost as much
to the preservation Of the manure as Of the
hay or grus, and those whose building
have no provision for this purpose cannot
spend SIS or $50 better than in putting ny
a shed under which the manure heap may
be protected against these adverse in
luences.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-04

No disease will trouble you II you Keep
your blood pure, your kidneys strong, your
bowels regular and your mind clear By au
occasional use of that great revlver and sup
porter Of health and strength known as Dr..
Guysott's Yellow Dock and sarsspsrilla. It's
praise should DO In every mouth Its merits
should be known by all. pLw
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The young man, who at the rink satur-
day evening, observed the writer and a
lady skating together, aud made some re.
marks about "beauty and the BEAST" will
hear Of something to bis disadvantage il he
will call at this ollie. No punishment il
too severe for a brute who calls a lady q
beast. "5@ s-9t 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-04

HkAIrn Is impossible when the blood Is
impure, thick and sluggish, or when It Is
thin and Impoverished. Under such condi.
tions, boils, pimples, headaches, neuralgia,
rheumatism, and one disease after another Is
developed. Take Ayers sarsaparIlla, and /,
will make the blood pure, rich, warm. and
vitalixing. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-04
TrAuNplnatiuc n Goaf.

The Angora goat is now successfully bred
in California, Texas, Georgia, Virginia,
Kentucky and several other OF the South.
ern States and Western Territories. Ex-
periments in crossing the Angora upon the
common goats OF the country, and thus
grading up the latter to profitable wool.
bearing animal, have proved quite prom.
Using. 1t is claimed that the climate Of
California suits these animals so we'll tina,
they improve after few generations and
become harder and better than in theil
native mountains in Asia. ~
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Gle G,,telliiq&l1ler.
-
OitlC0t Nos. 20 nnM II fourteenth NfIeI
70 An INDIAN ulRL,

T1a Bak. Z .sTIaII I0I'.5 Fl. "a
Surely you are Mime uahi,
From the song stepped out to greet me!
You are she, you Indian maiden, u i.
Who has gtaCed the Masters story
Lovely bride OF uIawa,ha, ua.
Daughter OF the Atrow.maker, .'.u...
From tho distant Land OF Waters;
For no other In the forests
hso fair and tall as you arc. a I'N
Come you silent NJ the south Wind
Comes 70 bless the land In spring timo;
SILL and sweet ~ shawoudabee =. -
Comes when ptboan lingers, come you,
And you bear q greeting for me,
For the young man who has loved you,
Who lids followed ifiawatha, CO. n
Az no kotc you GAstwatd lightly;
Followed you and lliawalhl,
Jealous lot OF lliawRtha, lu'
Calling you my Seuemoosha, d.
Dusky sweetheart Of my childhood.
y you are not Nlnnc TIaha, r
Then our finger LhibiasOs
SAW you ere he sang the legend;
PAW and marked your grace and sweetness,
hlke me a#eetaess 81 The Rorning
Hre tho summer sun has risen: ~
saw anu taug q you right hwectly, ...I
" your beauty like tho mornings,
70 the sony u lllawhtha.
faifcst fAwn OF al tho forests,
Mhtru tho lonely, scattered lodges '-
VI The GcneKsces tenu upward
Peaceful smoke Ike evening inceng,
1E TO tho manito they worship;
Well your charms might grncc his poeml
Well your face inspire his legend!
Abb you Arrow.maIcrs daughter,
Yoa have given well the meSsaKe,
Though your naughty lips have oped not,
Though YOUR eycs alone have tpoken:
Well II were The fearful Btory :
" yout race were but a !cgeAd
From a poets Idle fancy, ~
Well II all the tragics,Ory
Of tho mighty, wafllke nations,
Z Melted Ike the SLOWS OF winter /
Whentho sp!i lug smiles In tho valleys,
Mas LAGOS id.e s,oryl '.sn' 1-''''
Your fair face among the houses
Where tho men OF business hasten,
Casting not a glance upon you, ...,
On the mai len from ihu forest '.
Hearing not the gentle football .., Ill.,.
" your moccasln 80 dainty,
Tells II tale too sad for singing,
MOurnlul as the mudwAyaushxal
u-E WILL 8. FAIRS.
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FoR lame Back, Side or Chest use Shiloh

For lame Back, Side or Chest use Bhiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price Is cents.
sHILoH's Couan and Consumption Cure Is
eold by US on guarantee. It cures consump-
lion. -
SH1Lon's VlrAL1zER ia what you need for
Constipation, Loss OF Appetite, Dizziness and
all symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75
cents per bottle. IN
CRour, Wuoor1Sa CoudH and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure.
For saleby McLane Bros. and A. T. Young.
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THAT HACKING CouaH can be 80 quickly
cured by 6hiloh's Cure. We guarantee 1t.
WILL You 6urrgR with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint? shiloh's Vitallzer Is guaranteed
10 cure you.
eLEEPLEss EIaHrs, made miserable BY that
terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Is the remedy
for You. II ~ :
CArARnH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured BY ehileh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
50cents. Nasal Injector free. III
For sale by McLane Bros. and A. T. Young.
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WHY Is It that SO many neglect coughs ana
colds until they get consumption Why ID
1t that 40 many died OF consumption, II is
because they will not come and be healed.
Every one knows sure conquerer of throat
and lung diseases is DR.. Wistar;s Balsam Of
Wild Cherry, and that It can be got at any
druggist- -, 800 raw
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BuCklen'6 Arnfcn 6nve.

The greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted 10 speedily cure Burns. Bruises,
Outs, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fsver Cores, can.
cars, Piles, Chilblains Corns, letter. Chapped
Hsnds, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed to
cure In every instance, Or money refunded.
- cant, per box. For sale at Logan & Co. q
Bridge Corner Drug store.
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DR.. Kings New Discovery,

VIZ cannot help noticing the unusual stir
caused by Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, Coughs and Colds at Logan & Co. a
Bridge Corner Drug Store. Thousands are
testing its wonderful merits by getting trial
bottle ut the above Drug Store, which CON
regular dollar sized bottle will do. II Is qua
anteed To positively curs or no pay. xwYA
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"FREDDIE, did you 20 to school to-day ~
"Yes'm.n "Did you learn anything new ~
"Yes'm," "What was It, my boy7' II
got on to sure way Of gehin' out for an
hour by stullin' red Ink up my nose."-
Hartford, Journal, T,I1# I.
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which can only be dealt with by those who
have had exceptional facilities for collect.
ing some data on the subject. But It is at
any rate worth noticing that this abuse
OF grocers' license was precisely that which
was expected and predicted when the sys.
tenn was first introduced In 1880.
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from ConItlpatlon. Had swallowed o halt.
bushel Of Pills, and drank over q barrel Of
Cathartic and Laxative slops. Had tried
every patent medicine recommended In such
cases, and had been treated by all the very
beat physicians In Philadelphia, and was
finally told by her consulting physicIans that
OF Injections, and that sLs must die. she
then took Manalin and IVES cured. See 3lst
page OF the "Iils OF Life" Get the book from
your druggist or address DR.. Hartman, Colum.
bus, O., for one. 1pEEeT pAH
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Cured OF

" am well and happy again" s,ys our
iair correspondent, Miss Jennie P. Warren,
7to W. Van Buren st., Chicago, ILL.,, your
Samaritan Ner,ins cured ne Of spasmn."
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'TnE RESspY 30 iAvorably noticed In all
Did She DER

"she fingered and suffered along, plnlns
away all the time for years." " =
THE DOCTORS doing her no good" VI
And at last was cured by this Hop Bitter
the papers any 60 much about"
Indeed Indeedv' .,,st. ..,a
icina - - III
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The only known specific for Ep!lcptio Fits. N
Also for spasms and Falling Sickness. Nervous
Weakness II instantly relieves and curc,. Clcaascs
blood and quekens sluggish circulation Neu,rs.
lses germs Of diseaae and saves sickness, Cures