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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31
Letter From General John Z, mu,fora.

TvEN1y'rnRKE DEY s,REsr. New YORK,
october =, lsss.-For yeas past l have used
A!lcocks Porous plas'ers on my person and
In my family, and have found them perfect
as an external remedy, quick in their sction,
giving immediate relief, without blisterins
the skin, and far superior 10 all Others. No
family should be without Allcock's Porous
Plastert their healing powers ara wonderful,
and their efficacy is,-rseching and lasting,
When IN Washington last winter I was ID.
duced TO try another much advertised plaster
tor severe pain in my back. NJ relisi from
the pain, but sore and hliste.ed back for a
week. was tho result. So room % the blisters
healed applied two OF Allcock's Porous
r.aaters, and they gave me immediate and
permanent relief: They gave additional
strength and vitality to the spinal column,
and they are never failing remedy in nv
family for Coughs, Colds, GprainS and al
Pains y i'd Weaknesses. Their use has repeat
eddy saved me from Pneumonia. I constautly
use them, and would not be without Them
for any consideration. Joux Z. KulroRp.
Beware Of limitations. "Al.cock's" ia The
only genuine Porous Plaster. 4ghs4w
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Greek Net Greek.

Minneapolis Tribune. ~ iL EH gn
A rude-looklng man sat In the smoking.
car Of an Omaha train, when another rural
looking person came In.
ia this seat taken2" asked the new
conner. a,3e,E'' 'E ~
mo, sir; sit right down, 81. right down, y
SAD me other, making room next him.
Soon the two old farmers were In con.
versation. -
"Where are you from?'
u liye near Buda. Where DO you hail
irom2" nm
"I'm pretty near nelshbor Of your; I
live near kewanee."' .5lI, N I
"Farmiug?' .. IN
"Yea. Are your" wN......'4
Yves; farming and stock" - Ha
"Been TO town with stock?" o
"Yea; brought up ahuudred head Of
~ brought hogs."
And 30 the conversation ran on until
Just before tho train reached Mendoza, and
the Old farmers were right we'll acquainted.
Presently another man, who looked like a
merchant, came In and was surprised to see
one Of the old farmers. y. IN M,
well, well, WE'LL" said the new man.
I'm glad to see you; maybe you can help
me out Of a little embarrassing trouble, 7
want to pay man little bill on the train
before ! get of at Mendoza, and haven't
money enough. II you will LET me have
Sloo on my check I'll be very much OBJ.
Certainly, I'm glad to do It," and out
came tho farmers pocketbook. But alas
he had only $40 In small bills and a beau.
tilul. crisp $500 bill.
YOU'RE perfectly welcome to the $40 II
thatil help you out, or to the $500 bill II
you can get 1t broke"
Perhaps your friend can help us out:
the $40 will hardly answor," said the mer.
chant, and then he apologized Tor making
go much trouble. -
WELL" softly eaid the other farmer, who
until now had been silently looking on, ~
can't change $500 bill, but l can give
You another one Tor Il, and l think It came
out OF the batch, and wB printed on the
same press."
And turning to the other old farmer he
added III your partner hadn't come Just
as no did mine would have been here in
minute I've been getting ready to work
you on the same game ever since we left
At MENDOZA four very much disguised
confidence men stepped Of the train; and
stood around in the cold waiting for q |
tram returning to Chicago ..i h.
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,, cured permanently pc Y. D % sw H.s' sp a iss
u: NJ , r :4SyJ 'ilis i J. T. Te' d:
EpA ----.,,A.,. ,ou far nj,
uuss MAJ I MIH'thy the usc Of your specific
iii O!hT1To HeIJ JACOBS, Druggist Athens '@
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ClcttIdHH LkdHCF. ~
1t is claimed that the shorthorn is the
earliest maturing breed, and in Great
Britain steers Of this blood are usually in
the market when twenty to twenty-five
months old. At these ages it is possible to
force them to enormous weights, but when
done the meat Is found to be impaired in
flavor and less juicy, than beef made ripe
by the ordinary methods. The aim OF the
intelligent breeder in the rearing and
management Ct beef cattle should be to
produce the largest weights at the earliest
ages, that meats Of choice quality may be
grown under such treatment as good
farmers can afford to bestow.
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Asa reporter for the Pittsburgh Commercial
Gazette sat lyes!erdry aflsruooi') in cham.
oes Ut no. wi Federal street, Allegheny, lie:
tening to terrible tale Of suffering as it fell
from the lips Of gentle little lady, Mrs. Milo
inGram, the daughter Of Capt.. Hugh Nc.
helVey, Of this city, 1t seemed almost too
much TO believe. il tho evidence had not been
close ut band to eubs:aatia.e every word. 1t
was but another evidence Of the culpable
ignorance Of large class Of practitioners OF
medicine who claimed for six years that her
terrible disease was capcsr. Hhe was covered
with ulcers, given up to die. Pcruns cured
her peiectly. Continued on psge "a, in "Ills
Of Life" by Dr.. Hartman. ASK your dug.
sist for one. paw
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For You,,
Madam,

Whose Complexion betrays
some humilinting imperfec.
ton, whose mirror tells you
that you are Tanned, Sall0w
and distlgured in counte.
nance, or have Eruptions,
'Redness, Roughness or I'M
wholesome tints of Complex
ion, we say uso nagan's Mag
n0lin Balm. 1
1t is a delicate, harmless
and delightful article, pro-
duciny the most natural and
cntrancing tints, the artiflci.
ality of which no observer
can detect, and which soon
becomes permanent If tho
Magnolia Balm is judiciously
:, used.
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Hxa VIGOROUS BsAlys.

4 woman's face, n woman's form,
How Oft they take the heart by Storm,
And yet the cultured female mind
holds tteshnrea many mon meier nnd,
The face-whst lsit without SepseY
The iorm.il goodness In pretenser
One we admire while II Is fare,
Inc other, white no sin hides there.
Both die an early death and leave
behind Z wreck, DER which We gtleye,
Unless gfander beauty still
K"matl, all other yufds 10 oil,
Aud, mourning transient beau,Ics' fall.
Wesee that brains outla1t than ali.
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woXANIIoop WITH HosoE.
MULQUEEN'S AyENGER.

rhe Story ola School Teacher In tho Far
.l sr West.
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MANY who long suffered from indescribsble
feelings OF distress. lame back. aching joints.
sores, swellings, weakness OF the urinary and
digestive organs unnatural feelings Of weari.
ness, headache, nervousness, dependency,
sleeplessness,. disturbing dreams, partial In
sanity, etc., after doctering liver, kidneys,
nerves and brain, with the various quack
nostrums Of the day, and being nearly fright.
ened 10 death by their alarming advertise
ments quietly began using Dr.. Guysot.s
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, and were
agreeably surprised to greatly find them
selves restored to psrtect health. No othe,
remedy equals 1t. pAw
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pointed the gun at his charge with his
left and manipulated the Cad with his
right duke. One large, overHrown Nilsson.
rian tried 10 crawl out Of the window, but
after be had looked down the barrel OF the
shooter Inomsnt he changed his mind.
He seemed 10 realize that t would be o
violation Of the rules Of the school; 30 he
came back and sat down.
After he wore out the foliage, he pulled
the spike out Of that door, put on his coat
and went away. He never was seen there
again. He didn't ask for any salary, but
just walked or quietly, and that summer
We accidentally heard that he was George
W. Mulqueen's brother.-
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HORROR OF Mineral Poisoning.

I ives suffering with Blood Poison, and
treated several months with Mercury and
Potash, only 10 make me worse. The Potash
took away my appetite, and gave me dye.
pepsla, and both gave me rheumatism.
then took sarssparilla, etc. All these earsa.
pnrilla mixtures have Potssh In them. This
mazda me still worse, as it drove tie poison
further into my syatem. A friend insisted I
snoald take swifs's Specific, aud It cured me
:outd and we'll OF the Blooi Poison, drove
the Mercury and Potash out Of my system,
and to-day l am as well a. ever was.
GEo. 0. WxLLMAv, JR, Salem, Msss.
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THE RIv. GKo. H. THAyER, Of Bourbon,
Ind, sayt: Both myself and wife owe our
lives toeHILoH's CONSUMPTION CURE"
ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation. Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite,
Yellow Ekin? 6hiloh's Vitalizsr Ia positive
cure la5..-.
Why WILL you cough when shiloh's Cure
will gave immediate rsliel. Price 10 cts, 80
cts. and 81. ''W1
HBlLou's CATARRH RExEpY-a positive cure
for Catsrrh, Diph,heria and Canker Mouth,
For sale by McLain Bros. and A. T. Young.
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An Invention which Mad 1.-TWO For.
tunes,

An Invention which Mad 1.-TWO For
Ntp York Sun.
"You see that large iactory7 It covers
the entire block. Hall u million OF money
wouldn't buy It. Well, 1t was built by q
little piece OF cord not more than six inches
long" Here tho speaker paused and scru.
ttnized tho reporters countenance for indi-
cations OF incredulity, not to Say Rstonish.
ment But the narrator was talking 10 q
man who, since the introduction Of the tel
ephone, has made It point Of principle 10
30 ready for ANYTHING and to believe all
that he hearH. The speaker added:
Eight years ago there lived on the West
Side, In the third story OF cheap tene-
ment, down near the North river, q poor
mechanic, who was kept poor because he
had a passion for inventinp; 1t amounted
10 q passion. He didn't drink and didn't
travel with the politicians; and all who
knew his family wondered why they should
be 30 poor. Time passed on, and still the
man was poor. But at last he perfected an
invention-the simplest thing on earth
and with his patent in his hand be went
down town one day, and called for the
head Of a house whose check was current
Tor five figures anywhere in the street.
The inventor offered 10 sell two.
thirds OF bis patent for $4,000 II
the house would bind itself to put
$780, into factories for producing the
little thing he had invented. The firm
signed papers in LEES than an hour from the
time OF hearing the proposal, and in an.
other hour the inventor had converted the
firms check for $4,000 into greenbacks.
L3ts were bought and factory was erect.
ed. The business speedily grew into gigan.
tic proportions, and at length the firm &C.
quired all the rest Of the block and covered
1t with brick and mortar, and now the in.
ventor Is able to associate with the million.
airee. The little glove fss ener-a piece Of
cord about six inches long and dozen
little metal hooks or buttons-is the thing
that was invented"
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Dos'r make the mistake Of dootoring liver
and kidneys to cure consumption. II you
will lay all other remedies aside and put your
trust In d.. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry.
and colds, and sse what an excellent remedy
1t Ia. pav :,
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"HAcKMErAcK," lasting and fragrant per.
fume.. Price Is and so cents.
6HlIon's CuaE WILL Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis.
:. FoR DytPEr.IA and Liver Complaint, you
have printed guarantee on every bottle of
6hiloh's VitalIzsr. It never fails 10 cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle OF
6hilohB Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents.
For saleby MoLain Bros and a. T. Young.
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IMPORTED silk comes from New Jersey,
English pudding is manufactured in Della.
ware, French sauces are made in Conuec.
ticut, and Rhine wines are bottled in Cali.
fornia, and yet some people express sur.
prise that our imports do not increase. 8
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ELY's Cream Balm cured me Of catarrh Of
many years standing-restore my sense OF
smell. For colds In the head 1t works like
mdgic.-E. H. Sherwood. National State
Bank; Elizabeth, N. J. EASY to use. See
ady't. H'' 017 TrhsAT
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"WAs early man sayage?" asks maya.
zine writer. That depends. II the early
man was dressing to catch the / A. ". train,
and his collar button fell behind the bu..
reau, the probabilities are that be was
about az savage as they make 'em,
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Condensed Time Table OF Passenger Trains, cor.
Time. ,,I- -
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The greatest medical wonder Of the world
Warranted to speedily euro Burma. Bruises
Cats, Ulcers. ealt Rheum, Fever Sores, can
oers, Piles, Chilblains, Corns, letter. Chappet
Hands, and all skin esuptions, guaranteed Il
cure III every Instance, or money refunded
Is cents per box. For sale 1t Logan & Co..
Bridge Corner nrnr ptnra.
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AYEs's sarsaparilln, being highly concen.
trateh, requires smaller dose. and Is more
effective, rose for dose, than any other blood
medicine. 1t Is the cheapest, because the
best. Quality and not quantity should be
copsiCered. M q t'.rs lt-es'1 80 nav E,
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HOMIE PROOF

r,.,,. srl IIvrr Diseases and RhcuMstim.-
,I AmSI terribly -"Eotnins seemed to help mo;
soa4 NV ~ zEt1. PHILLIPS,
Wheeling. W W.
c,,,uh polypus OF Noe, Impaired Voice.-sui.
~; n, seass patent medicine fA! cd 10 help me-
h, IsS,I,i completely cIrel me" a,
OF spe!dcl & Co., nheeltng, ". VI.
rr.csA aud liberated StomaCh.-."Trea!ment
.rTss !l!ied to give ne relief. Dr. smith cured
n" TnoaAs HOLT. insurance Agent
'd them 'G Go sS!;eSn %s Ss IL s%l'h
Sto!rIl, RuunIns Sores on nead.-"Ay son was
,siSsi icr fourteen years Nothing seemed to
stlphlu. Dr.. smith cured him."
1T. Market Street, Wheeling. ". Va.
C,sy,-"suatred fo1 years with Cancer. Had
r1i o., three times. II returned after each oper.
.dna ". saith cured me wlth1u; knlie, SaHssic
OF pin E aka !. y. IA, H. S UhGoli'
rgp Rero,ted dying. Dr. Smith cured me
xlthor, kn!le In I've WetkE.
!" '-''-' -'''' - " THOMAS COLvIN,
Wholesale Grocer. Hain ST. Wheeling. 4. Va.
Uh,satIous Of Fec.um, prolapsus and Piles
4Wu y!yel up % do and pronounced Iucursble.
Dr.. .nitA cured me without knife"
WASHINGTON DELANY,
Martins Ferry.
N.N o. Ihdd writcS:-"Dr. Smiths PROBES
topL services IN ny family have been most salts.
ttc.o;y. snd commend him 10 ali n gentleman
Kpd s,t!l.ul physician"
Xn. AtrsEe. E0lh Ays-"l had been euheEing
10. Sren years end treated b. many physicians for
d,repG. Dr.. tniIh shEd had n tape wsrm, and
70 e.sht hocn removed & monster 100 feet long"
Female Complaints Three years III hospitals for
!elrIs. give nc Fculll. ad ranteges In such cafes
FesOns cured d CAtarrh, aiicsses oil heart, liver,
tua.cs; Kidneys, !ffin, blood, nervous affections
nad st4kht&es o! saeu eni youth, bc.o!ula and
u.h.f testify 10 my SnCccSs.
rle cuted without the knife.
Patents att distance ;GaJ DO treated by letter
s1d slktact.pn guaranteed. A chart for FELL CT.
.r!aa.Iou SER! oil scce!p:ol two three.cent stamps
I'D Sdrice returned iree
Torsulta.!on \, Office free. Olllce hours from 9
IL. D7Ey., daily. Cal! on or address
JOHN Z. SMITH, N. D.,
ryi!Div No. I'M chap!nc St. Wheeling. ". Va.
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A FINE Clgar.-Here y'are, gena;l'ry yer
luck; three shots for three cents. Knock
down one and give yer a fine cigar;
knock down two and I give yer five cents.
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ELY's Cream Balm has cured me Of catarrh.
Was afflicted ten years. I tried almost
every remedy recommended. mona proved 30
effective and thorough.-S. X. Aiken, whole
saler Of shoes, l43 Federal street, Boston,
Mass '.iI.-..g D.. ~ 30. .gf So rrhskw
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Fon several years I was troubled with
casarrh; have tried many remedies. E'y'a
Cream BALM i1s proved the article desired.
believe tits the only cure.-L. b Co5urn,
Hardware Merchant, Towanda, Pa. (see
adv'D rrhsaw
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OF womanly beauty you ask me to choo:c
Tho choicest and fai,est OF kind;
This much can say without aid Of tho muse:
Til the beauty aud gtace OF the mind.
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Woman'sswcetest beauty lies
III her modest, Il Gaming eycH--
Is, co that marx her spolltM life
Asa maiden ora vile,
kyes that show her heart within,
Free from tresch'ry, free from sid.
.tyes thattell her soul m st kind,
And her cultivated mind.
Eyes whote glahces speak too plain
Or her rich and fertile brain.
Eyes whose looks arc only care,
Telling "mashers' b iced, bewaiel
Eyes whose language ever please,
Eyes that keep her tongue Ut ease.
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DR.. C.. McLANE'S
Celebrated Liver Pills

In offering TO the public Dr.. O. NcLans's Ctls.
bratedLir.rPiiisa ms remedy for Lirer and Btlious
Complaints, VIC presume no apology will DO
needed. The great prevalence Of Lirtr Complaint
and Bilious Disea.es Of oil kinds throughout the
United States, and particularly in the West and
South where, in the minority Of cases, the patient
Is not within the reach e regular physician: re-:
would not In tho least impair the contribution, and
yet be safe and electual. That suehis the eharae.
Ter Of Dr.. Q: AcLdns's Lirer Pils. there can 30
no doubt. The great success which has invariably
attended their use, will, We think, be sufficient to
convince tho most incredulous. It has been our
sincere wish that these PlllsHshould DO fairly
tested, and stand or fall by tho eaeetaprodueed.
That they have been SO tested and that tho result
has been In every respect favorable. we call tens
OF thousands to witness who have experienced
their beneficial effects. -. ~ 4 '1.e4..7-s;,
DR.. c. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS AZ
u.e not held forth or recommended, tllke most Of
the popular medicines Of the day,,as universal
eure-alls, but simply rs specific for Lic.r Cons-
plants, and those symptoms Connected with do.
ranged state Of that organ. g97S;.
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HAD suffered from catsrrh for fen years,
the pain would be so severe that was Obliged
to sead fvr doctor. had eatirely lost sense
oil smell. Ely's Cream Balm has worked a
miracle. Q. y. Halleys, Biugham.on, NY.
rThaAw
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! deem the greatest bsauty
VI womankind DO
In soothing troubled, weary ones:
An angel then Ia she,
Her love t0p pure, 10 true, 10 kind
In all its beauty rare, "
That heaven ano earth bath look with 10y
On beauty thatsso fair,
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HER GREAT HElRr,

Homan's lips are soft and tender,
Woman q eyes arc sweet aud calm:
Womand hnadsare white and slender,
Woman'a smile brings healing balm:
But q wonan's hearts the treasure,
Speating Though eyes, lips aud smile:
Woman . heart, her greatest beauty,
And plenty Of Il, that's my style.
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Two boys guarding: "A1y pa is a
preacher an will 70 10 Heaven" eyes, an
my pa is doctor an can kill your ole
pa" 'a0ll I'M
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They who WORK early md late the yea: round
need. occasionally. the healthfut E!lmuous I'm.
pared BIZ who!etone tra'e Ike Hoste.,er's Stom.
ach Btters To all. It's purity md efficiency as a
remedy md preventive Of diicass commend 1t. II
checks incirient rheumatism and malaral tymp-
toms, relieve constipation, dyspepsia and bilious
ness. arretts premature decay Of the physical ener
GeS. m!tigat"s the l. firmIiles OF age and hastens
conrale'cence. For sale BY all D.uggists and Deal
e's generally. ja%rrhsAw
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The GOMBAULT'S
l||)JEA CAuS1'Ic.
. BALSAM!

nary Remedy ever discover.
Cd. 1t has superseded the Actual Cau,cry
orhot iron; produces more than four times
the effect Of n blister; takes tho place of all
llnlments, and Is the safest application ever
used, as it is impossible to produce scar
or blenish with it. 1t is a powerful, nc.
tive, reliable and safe remedy TINT can be
manipulated ut will for severe or mild Of.
feet. Thousands Of the best Veterinarians
and liorscmen Of this country testify to ia
many wonderful cures and its great practi.
cal ralue. It is also the most economical
remedy in iisc, rs one tablespoonful of
Caustic l'alsam will produce more actual
results than whole bottle of any liniuent
or SPAWN cure mixture ever made. Price
$:5o. Sold by druggists, or sent, charges
paid, by LAWRENCE, WILLIAMS 4
CO., Sole Importers and Proprietors, Cleve.
land, Ohio. ED" None genuine withou.
j has our signature on the label.
dn1S
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tnnLiiR On NY EEEI."

U NINTH, So was persuaded 70 t,y 8 s
TIT WITH ESgGnsta when ,sa h ,a b snpsa
, .ai n asys g. S ;%s''e s Ct
NJ lei; nav "''N' U. X, QUINN,
sI1@u years lot Springs, Jan. !, 1858.
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6R, ], Z. SMITH,
No. l,o4 CHAPMNE STREET,
Near Fourteenth Street.

r.,,., evidence Of phyE:e!sns success = ~
sSay Of h patients 1heinctss;snE dems aal
\; s!fe; b prove s ina have Is ee svI
% .a:A'ii never up palIeu.'s paloc without rer
u o. ,S H have many hundred cert!acata
2! s ts%.e whom have cured after they had been
~ sa1 aVS iucu,ab!o. thorough medical edu
l TS4, VIA many years hOsps'a! experience and
q aWi.,itT nm THERAPEUTIC agents, close observ'
ha ~ Si,inratnEeuiLl peCuliAsites aud strict at
.a ~. "a hyrieniC management insures SUCCESS
se1 s,tsb!g, and frankly give tho patient N!
n,tsI1l,
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PURE WofAS's LOVE.

Woman'sgte teauty IL love;
IT'S tested, oitttmcs shaken;
II nouri.hed, like u rose 1t blooms,
But withetsif foBaken.
Then blest Is he by whom til nuned-
~ God twas made and given,
There u no greater beauty than
Pure woman'S loye-'iis Heaven,
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TRUE LOVE.

II you wish 10 find the answer
r, tho question that you ask,
Just interview the laborer
Returning from his task.
He'll take you 10 his humble home,
Where his good wife does her duty.
And Ill wager that he'll say true love
Is woman's greatest beauty. 'l
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A rounded chin and dimpled cheeks
In woman arc begulliup:
Her beAutyl do most Adnife
When behold her smiling,
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Lot woman be humpbacked, treckled and blind,
. With warts all over her nose;
Dreas her in sealskin, velvet aud Xix,
And her beauty all lies In her clothes