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four and five times, though II Is the opin.
ion Of some that subsequent attacks are
milder than the first. Qps

"uueI tpun Inc uIbts
The disease usually terminates In recov.
cry 10 from n to two weeks, bad treat.
ment, improper care and unfavorable con.
dllion having the effect to retard GONZALES:
cence. Abcessea sometimes form beneath
the hoof and in the udder, and In the for.
ner case II neglected, the hoof may be Lost.
When the disease appears In any local.
ity the affected animals should be isola.
ted, and all infected stables or pastures
should be avoided for at least q month.
Where It 10 practicable various disinfect.
ants, such as carbolic acid, fumes OF burn.
Ing sulphur, chlorinated limo or soda, &C.,
may be used, but their efficacy Is doubt.
inl-
1realme.-1n regard to the treatment
Of this disease but little need be said. The
dltease being selt.limited and tending to re-
Covery, active medication would be more
likely to do harm than good. The bowels
should be kept open by mild purgattvea,
such as epsom or glauber salts Or linseed
oil, six or eight ounces Of the former, or
from half a pint 10 a pint OF tho latter Tor
grown animals (cattle). TIE mouth may DO
washed several times daily with asolution
containing an ounce OF alum or borax, or
hall an ounce Of chlorate Of potash to q
quart Of water. This Tan be conveniently
thrown into the mouth with q syringe. II
abscesses form about the hoofs, the matter
should DO freely evacuated and the parts
washed two or three times daily with a
mixture Of one part carboljc acid to twenty
or thirty OF water. II the ulcers do not
heal readily they may be dressed with an
ointment composed Of oxide Of zinc oint.
msnt, one ounce; carbolic acid, ten to
twenty drops, or iodoiorm, twenty 10 thirty
grains;. lard, one ounce; applied once or
twice daily. II the udder is much inlamed
and awollen, lamentations Of warm water
may be employed. The diet should con-
sist Of mashes Of bran, corn meal, &C.,
made semi.auid 60 as to be readily swa'-
lowed. A little linseed meal might be add
ed with advantage. Cleanliness should be
attended TO, and dry beds and protection
from wet and cold should be provided.
These measures will tend to modify the
severity Of the attack and shorten the
period Of eonvalescence, but 1t should be
borne In mind that the great majority Of
cases would recover without treatment.
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CANTON.

No. 2lo GRAND sTRrlT, JERSEY CRY, N. J.,
Feb. %. lS83.-rwo months SGD / suffered
With a very bad cough, which kept me awake
all night. was recommended 10 put on nv
chest two Allcoek's Porous Plasters. Unfor.
tura.ely, my druggist perauaded me to try
aome other so-called porous plaster. I Lost
my money, for they were worthless and not
Of the slightest benefit. I then procured
Allcock's Porous PlaAters, and they com.
pfetely cured me. J. F. McGlNN1ts, ii
Imitation Porous Plastera arc being adver.
tised and offered for sale. Beware Of them.
"Allcock's" sthe only genuine. 7rbsAw
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MANY whose blood had become poisoned
from various causes, and whose Ill health
was indicated by pimples, sore feelings, aches,
pains, urinary sediments, catalrh and In.
Illumination Of the mucous membrane, con.
stipatioa, dyspepsia. bad dreams, nervous.
mesa, aleapl.ssress, ETC., lave been restored to
perfect health by using DR.. Guykott's Yellow
Dock and 6aEsaparilla. It Is the only true
blood purifier and strengthener Of mind and
body. No other remedy equals It, "a
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No medicine has ever been known 90 effect
nal in the cure Of all those diseases arisin
from an impure condition of the blood a
6covilrs sarsaparilla, or Blood aud Live
syrup, for the cure Of e~crofula, White Swell
lngs, Rheumatisn, Pimples. Blotches, E,up
ton, Groi:ra, Boils. Cancer, aud all ktndre,
diseases. No better menns o securing a beau
ti:ul complexion can be obtained Than b,
using Bcovill's Blood and Liver Syrup, whicl
c%leanses the blood aud gives beauty to til
akin. TrheAw
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Fon saver years Aliens Brain Food has
stood TIE strongest ies's a. to it's inertia In
curing Nervousness, Nsvous Debility and re.
storing lost powers to the weakened Geaara.
tive System, and, In no instance, has It ever
failed; test it. sl;G for $5.-At drugeIsts. or
by mail from J. H. Allen. SIS Fist avenue.
New York City. rrh,Aw
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"HAcKsErAcK," a lasting and fragrant per
lnme. Price Is and 80 cents.
eHlLoH's CusE WILL Immediately rslleyt
Group, Whooping Cough and Broncnitia.
For DYsPEPs1A and Liver Complaint, yor
have a printed guarantee on every bottle o,
Bhiloh's Wtalizsr. It never fails 10 cure.
A NAsAL INJECTOR free with each bottle Of
6hiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 80 cents.
For sale by McLsin Bros. and A. T. Young
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TIE very best remedy that can be com,
pounded from our present. knowledge Of
drugs. Tor colds. coughs, asthma. bronchiti.
and other lung diseases. is Dr. Wistar's Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry. 1t has cured man
cases Of consumption when all other remedis!
had failed. A single spoonful will cure at
ordinary cough or cold and give instant re-
li'f to asthma. 1t Is soothing, healing anc
strengthening to throat and lungs and Is very
pleasant to take. pAw
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AcoXpLEr4 cure for that facilitating drair
that indicates q weakness OF the urinary or
gans, nasal oatarrh and other evidences OF .
diseased mucous membrane may be found IL
the use Of Dr.. Guysotts Yellow Dock ant
earsaparilla. Don't be frightened by the I'D
vertisements OK Quack doctors. This remedy
will purify the blood, strengthen the pari,
affected. heal all irritation Of the mucou,
membrane, and remove every symptom O.
the disorders. It Ia q sure cure for neryou,
debility and general Ill health. paw
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mo. ., aally except saturday +. n, 1000
LanesvillG accommodation leaves Wheeling at
GAY. t -.g. gH - $500
y. DO. Sleeping Cars on nj. through trains. Sleep
Ing car from Mheen'g 70 Indianapolis via Colum.
daily, arriving At indianapolis o. ECO 4. X.
Through Coach from Wheeling to Columbus Oh
70 2, leaving Wheeling at g.lo 4. m. arriving NJ
Columbus At 2. 40 p. nj. - 80 -.
Close connections arc made for all points eou,h
AUD bouthwcSt, North aud Northwest, making mn
: desirable route for colonisH aud persons moving
lion L. given. ->N ~'"
Tickets 70 all principal points on sale at Depot,
hleeplng Car accommodations eau DO secured mt
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I AN q non.belieysr In patent medicines,
but having experienced marked leliei from
nasal catarrh and hoarssness by the use Of
Ely's. Cream Balm, l can recommend 1t 10
those suffering FROM this loathsome con-
p!aInt, and to those tfu:c.ed with hoarseuess
or stoppags OF the throat so annoying to sins.
e,s.And cleseymsn.-LouIs +. PnILIip,, 1923
n. Y. Ave, N. W., Washington, D. @. price
% cenla.) TThsaw
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A GENTLEMAN from Orwell, Pa, called ny
attention to Ely's Cream Balm as d remedy
for Catarrh, Hay Ferer, etc. He Wal so carr,
est In asserting It to be a positive cure {hiuI
self having been cured by it) that | pur
chased a stock. The Balm has already Ell
lectsd cures.-P. F. HYA7r. NJ. D., Borden,
town, NJ. rrhsAw
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HuohInn,a Arniea Aara

The greatest medical wonder otlthe world.
Warranted 10 speedily cure Burma, Bruiaes
Cuts, Ulcers. ealt Rheum, Fever Sores,T can.
GERS, Piles, Chilblains, Corns,, letter, Chapned
Hands, and all akin ~eruptions,F guaranteed Ia
cure In every instance or money reIundad,
25 eenh per box.4SFor sale ut Lognn 4 Col
Bridge Ooynar Drug store J.
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h A Fnir O0ar,

The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, offer
To send Dr. Dyes Voltaic Belt and Appli.
ances on trial, for thirty days, to men, yonnp
or old, afflicted with nervous debility. Iost
vitality, and kindred troubles. See sdrer
tisement In this paper. I..z7htAw
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{: G~t,tdliqett1er
'nfcc, t".. 20 nnH "a Fourteenth Hircei
fOnT AND aouTH DlsEAsr.
Ihe Great Live htotk heourge-lts Ma
turc aud Treatment.

III d. "IlSUNi NJ D., WHEELING.
From ths Annual Report Of he Scre!ary Of Aale Boa,d
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A VERMONT man has ahen SO years old
Tbs other day a hawk stole it, but after a.
hour came back with a broken bill and
three claws gone, put down the hen and
took an old rubber boot in place Of it,
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III kHfEP kkhXE1
DRNlRXA.

There L. no outside demand to-day, and trade TO
butchers ~ reported a. .low; the supply being fully
10J less than on las. Monday. Tht quality il zen.
orally shout ~ last weOk. though there were a few
eStrA heavy sheep 10 d on private terms. at 4 figure
higher Than our highest quotation. 4a6Hc. Lambs
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''- sorE PROOF

w.. nIr,Nt aud Eh0uinaslSni.-
yDpey .ad IVY .SSoinlns seemed 10 help ne;
satffT ri u cusOi bed z Ii 1s'i Phillips,
taiu Wheeling, ", Va
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jsH FL "A; EE:as::I:H11t
Coldcnbed Time Table Of Fu.sGngei Trains, cor
Time. H5E-EaHE-=r -,
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Tho Horsford ALMANAC and Cook Booh
mailed free on application to the Rnmio,d
Chemical Work., Providence, R. I. rrat4w
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TAKE Ayers ssrsapar,lla IN .he spring Of
the year. to purify the blood, invigolate the
system, excite the lirer TO action, and restore
the healthy tone and vigor OF the whole phys-
ical mechanism. pAw
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.VESl, Vidi, V%ici-lcaue, I saw, I conquer.
ed-ls adaptable to ALIENS Bilious Physjc,
!squickly relieves Constipation, Piles, Sick
Headache, &C.; Is cents. At all druggists.
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lVkR DlVISlON-GOlNG MESH

"A AalL Express. Express. Accom-.
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The man who Furnished food for worn
The chap who drags bis gun, barrel tore
most, over the fence after him,
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All trains d ally except Sunday. -~-
Pullman, Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Can
throuEh! without change from steuhenyille Ena 10
Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago. indianapolis and
st. LoniH. 80 r.
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping car
ply 70 JNO. O.. ToMLINSoN, Ticket Agent at IGnn.
candle Station. foot Of Eleventh street, or at Oily
Ticket ONCE, under MoLu,c House, Wheeling.
"a. s-.gs JAMES McCREA, G}sr
Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
l Z. a. FUED, Ells
0enI Paks. and Ticket Agent. Pittsburgh. II. :
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PAo taste. unpleasant breath, and impaired
hearing, when resulting from catarrh, ar
overcome by the Csc Of Eiy's Cream Balm. Il
is not a liquid or snuff, and is eas.ly applied,
TrcEAY
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"RusslAN soldiers are now required 10
carry large cotton handkerchieis." Oh,
yes; We see. They will come very handy
when the armies come 10 "blows.h
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kfukRIA.

The quality will not average quite up 10 that cilast
over that Of last Monday. constituting 4 rather iuil
supply for the demand. which 10 generally tepor,ed
a moderately f,it ou!,-in Bsmo cases slow, W.
aaote prices etSAsHc iot common to fair. and S111a
s.n,c time last year pies ranged from ojssl0hc
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PREVENT sickness by taking occasionally
one Of Emory's Little Cathartic Pills. q won.
derful appetizer, an absolute euro OF Biliou.-
neM.-15 cents. r1hsAw
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TIE American hog is getting to be quite
a figure in international affairs. The tic
that binds appears just now to be the pig.
etye. Y5sg
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
oyT,cz or CAIvxrroa LIVE BROCK vAAns,
MONDAY. March 10, lss4.
receipts or rHl vKxI.
AKMAhxs on pRrY CATTLE,

Tho Arrivals Of heel cattle duhng tho weei
amounted " 1874 head. against 1906 head LAT
week aud $40 head the corresponding week Of iii
year, and the sales were 94 head, agaiptt 76i
head last week. and ia head tho corresponding
week Of las. year, aud were ~ follows: T"1'
To Baltimore butchers. ....... ..... ...... re. ..... -. ..... $40
10 Ehhtefu huyem, ,,,,,- ..,,.,. III
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NATURE OF THE DISEASE.

Aphtlous ftver.may DO defined as a con-
tsgious eruplive fever, running a definite
courae, characterized by elevation Of TEN.
%perature and n specific eruption Of ~vesicles
on the mucous membranes and the more
%aolirato parts Of the skin, and terminating
usually 10 recovery.
The disease chi. fly attacks cloven-footed
aninials, bu. It may DO communicated to
other warm. blooled animals, and even 10
MAN. 1t Ia propauatsd by contngion; never,
so fur, as known, arising spontaneously.
This poison is readily communicable by
direct contact, or by means Of food, litter,
manure, drinking trough, &c, with
which infected animals may have been
ia contact. 1t does not readily spread
through the aif; a road or stream OF water
usually being sufficient to limit 1t. Milk Is
frequently the mean Of communicating
the disease to dogs, hogs, and even to chill
dren. Cattle Stem 10 BIZ most susceptible
to it, and then follow sheep, goats, camels,
swine, deer, rabbits, hares, man, fowls,
dogs and horses in the order named.
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The Rev. Gro. H. TaAYEn, OF Bourbon,
Ind, says: 'Doth myself and vito owe our
lives to sH1Lon's CONSUMPTION CURE"
ARE YOU MADE miserable by IodigestIon,
Constipation. Dizziness, Less OF Appetite
Yellow Skin? 6hiloh's Vi.alizsr Is q positive
cure. 1Eg
Why WILL YOU cough when shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price 10 Cts, &c
cts. and 81. +.
eRlloHis C4rARRn REarpr-a positive cure
for Catarrb, Diph.he.ia and Canker Mouth
For sale nv McLain Brrs And A. r. Yonuc
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The disease lasts from eight to fifteen
days. It's pathological appearances ( F2em-
ing Veterinary Science and Police are chief
ly those referabie 10 The eruption; v~esictes
sre formed by the emulation Of q limpid
huid beneath the epithellun; these finally
rupture leaving, in the mouth especially,
superficial ulcers. In the feet, however,
these ulcers often involve the deeper Btruc-
tures, and in cattle and sheep may cause
serious destruction Of tissue, which, in the
latter animals might cause the disease TO be
mistaken for tool'Tot.
The contagium exists in the fluid con.
taiEed in the vesicles and in the blood and
secreiionH Of the affected animal, and re-.
tains its vitality for a considerable time.
Periods varying from two weeks to three
months are gwen by different authors
(Rosenkrant:, HauJnsr, Funde) during
which is activity has been maintained.
The length 0. tins between exposure to the
contagiCn and the outbreak of the disease,
or in other words, the period of incubation,
is usually from three to ak daye, though
in some Cases it has been shortened 10
twenty.iour hours, and in others prolonged
10 ten or twelve days.
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she sang. II want to be an angel" and
be declared that she was one already. To
this abe d.murred. Then he married her,
Demurrer sustained. g., .-aE
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The Beef Cattle market hAs been heavy to-day,
with few, A. tho latter and . iAit number At md
near tho lowcr figure, and most IA les rom / 10 exc,
Tho decline .incs l.sI Monday was xa7sc, conaldrI.
linz the quality. which was scarcely u az Hood an
average NJ on last Monday. ono as head OF this
receipts were feahippsd 10 Liverpool.
Mea t0tft -Tndc lit Cows Is very dull, and
prices range from SIS 10 SIS per head Wholesale,
THE SWINE MAR IT. U
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ErrEcr on DIFFERENT ANIMALS

In swine the eruption in the mouth |.
rare, the moat usual seat being the feet.
Iu fowls tho vcsicles are found princi
pally around the nasal openings and upor
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MEDICAL.
np I SMITH,
No Mar Fourteenth Btrssl
MEDICAL.

II. phy,lcian's SUCCESS u INC
x.h.:g Ttdeacf la. The Increasing ucIku9s
I ~ o. ht 4 ss;tvlcs Prove that ave aes!t
cay !, M pfdsaii9 ni,ly with ,hGso who have eohS .n.
%mSaaoabJ tna 'tS ~, q patients name ~i ,n,t,ncpt ~.
tJne issSstb have t1any S VIZ ,bsy had been
slsagl. !s. stctil have Iuis Sa, M.t mpedicsl edu.
mI asan0J !n.a,'y yssr hospital cxpetlehee sla
pl.y:IT1, wtb nsDi ss,Apui!c agents, . cioso opasss'
faa.!T,dtI Wiz .Ssi pculiArtlies Auu hulGt ~
lunm crpeita ny management inSufta eucc@S,
ESsCn 0h,S,saSSu d Iiransly give tho patient my
ruVppce'O
sflaa --~oE
HS,I,,D, D,E.St aud Ghouinaslsm.-
r,asJ ,al ave- .SSotnlps seemed to help ne;
,atN 1! l; n u, VI bed. y y sni pSni fa[Ip n0'
@'~ Wheeling, ". Va
NJ, soe, lmpalted voiee;-sui.
carA, IolyFuI.SS !; stScdlclne IA cd 10 help me.
~ t:a,Hyii%D'''H'' iUlAELEs oHAppUcE,
~" n. sr.le! i Co.. Wheeling. ". "a
y, i,Ir,Hled stomach. -"liyatmcn!
Dntc;E. w - I've MO relief. u. smlth cured
~ ls !aIEII sossAS HOLT, Insurance Agent
~ and len i0r fourteen yea.h, NJ; emln
ns-h LOUIS h MAo.iISu rnu ~,
rss. .! nj; Ruunlns Goiss Oh h SS:liux sSe pSS NJ" Z
sISsI'tt oi ~!oulirtu lest,s', i,n "tA
sris In. d. sn''ss is. CATHERINE GAYS.
n"' u.,ssi Street, Wheeling, ". Va.
.,,sa"I iOt leAfs wita Cancer. Had
tGaSf, 10 a.tnI'.. Il returned a!tc! each oper
,,euIOut IartS Y IatTt,I MI without tnlle, Caustlc
.Ion. q. smith s0''1 Nh. d. s.. CIRCUIT.
I4tn"' .,,, n, Anus Fiat Of N.Y. buck ior L |
lie, Epha, ,t,S 4 dy!ug. Dt. anith cured m,
vlIsOp. taE4 In a'e NV THOMAS COLV1N,
x.,s.,. GrcSr, :xs.u at;, nheellnF' n. Va
Sao!e.S n I,CIsrt, prolaIsls ana p1lGa;-
g!et:S y, M 10 de Lll p~fgnGuGeeo n1culaole
'Hn S = rnfssi me wilhon! kaue.. r,., NV
Martins FerTy.
laAa w~hp*:-;"pt. smiths ito!s.
hI' u. ~ = N Inv lamiiy have SsGa mos! sAla~
tSat, tf WI c~our:eud him I" sl ~ q Sehucm1i
"a I..,istiItul phIEtiAG. -, .., hn,, ~, 4 |
w. ~ H'rste1 kuib bAysI-! hNi c1sm sun y "
.,,sn van and tlcstGd " man; rny ss,n s ~
y nlS On. Smith mo ! haa . t1.s ~ mGt n.n W. =
/ ; TSs hours senoTsd 4 moas ~. tG N ,'SM Ssuitat. n,
feasg ~ MS ~,tCul!Nr AovthtaSssln soca c,seA
cElAu, sl r,',c, d ,N,nfrb, Diseases Of heart, liver
tttsI.i sGsnryt. Glu, blood, nervous kIecuoM
oIisA S.I.s d men and youth, StfoluA ant
.tTk tsg!y - ny EGaesai
His ci.el without the sille. ...,,. ,r ,,,,,.
I. nT Al Z tlt$uc9 Ale. be stcf!ca ~ "
Itae STi.r,iou gv.tN!iLv4. i chart lot sell c1
" :. I'm TaI outuCGiEIcl txo thsce-cent hamps.
nj 1Iytcy ig.GEaQi .rVI: No.. low
" n,,,i.sucD :: oti1G Tree olHeo mourn l1omf
- ! u, daily. tn! On Of address
.E~''-' JUiiE Z. H4trh, Il. D.,
.,,,..~ v. nyr"%-'"oN' ~h'-.tnr 90 W.:
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Aysrs, 17a., September 70, 1sss.

E1tHIHV NTU1HtTJ.
1t affords me pleasure to assure you that af,e,
using Dr.. c. MeLanc's Celebrated Liver Pills fm
more than twenty years in my family, that l re.
gard them rs being superior TO any l have ever
s,antly and had 10 try others. and l havo tried a
good variety, bu.I have never had any to act SO
promptly, p~rofitnbly and NICELY. as MeLane's. !
have used them on myself, wife and children,
with the most gratifying results.
such easy and happy effect, | would recommend
them to ono and ali. These pills do the work do
It promptly, do 1t well, and leave no Ill effects
behind.
As a bile remover, as a liver corrector, as 4
%foreunncr preparing tho system for quinine, there
is no pill or medicine equal to Dr.. c. MeLane's
Celebrated Liver Pills. expect to use them rs
long as ! live, II they continue rs good rs they
have been in the past.
Yours truly,
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Liquid or SnuG.

IS FOR aEn $ ] ! !; 4! !; : ! i: E #: T: IS s. # ;!3 :| 6:
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One attack Of this disease affords no pro.
lection from second. Cases are on re.
cord where animals have suffered three,
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TIE WANT OF A RELIABLE DlURKTIC, /
Which. while acting hs attImulKns ui tho Kidneys,
neither g1citcs nor ~itIitatcs them, was long since
Supplied by Hostettcr's Stomach Mtters. This flnc
medicine exe.ts tho requisite degree OF sttmula
ton. and II, thcr. iore. far better adaptcd for The
purpose than unmcdicatrd c~xciiants often rcsoritd
o. Dyspepsia, fever and ague, and kindred dis
eases. are all cared by II.
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silver WEDDING.

One pound %grsnu'ated sugar. half pound butter
beat these 10 Light cream; then add in four part,
beating light csch time) the well.beateu whites oil
twelve eKps; STIR into thii orc cup sweet mix, one
tealp01nful Of extract hitter almond, snd one and
onc,tosr!h pounds o! -four. h.vipg mixed thor
oUghly through the drs flouf ore and a half meas
ares Of "8ANsRKn Baking Powder; bake unc houl
In a slow oven. For The Icing, tax, two and a Ia
cupe gianulated hig.r, half cup watcr: boil three
m'nutea when cool, add the whites nf three cggl
slightly. beaten. aud one teaSpoouful Of txtract q
bitter almond. ich18.urhArov
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healthy secretions. II al
tecta the nctnhrsual llrtl
ditional colds, completely
torres tho sc1lee Of taste q,
suits are realized by 10
ough treatment will euro
Unequaled Tor GOLD III
and DRAp.Hes. or any kin,
irritationA. Send for eirc,
tOo. Z pactase-stamps
wholesale and retail drugs
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