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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-15

Soon after the new administration came
In twas discovered that Republican Presi-
dents had kept on thepay roll men whodid
little else than draw pay. 1t was an
nouuced with pharisaical flourish OF trum-
nets that these useless branches were to
he lopped off. That eminent civil service
Ieformer who presides over the Treasury
scalped eight special agents. And the
Muvwunps said It was well, since it not
only retired eight Offensive pastisans,"
but saved the country their pay. Calmly,
quietly, but no less effectively these eight
places have been tilled with Democrats,
The administration was not obliged to
apply any principle Of civil service re,
form to those Treasury agents. In taci
with regard 10 the great bulk OF the place.
the administration is untrammeled BY
the civil service act, and it may pursue 9
policy Of "go-as.you-please," ousting Re
pubiicans and putting in It's own pattt
saus. That which disguSts Is the slaript
false pretense-the spoils spirit masaue
rading in a .'holier.than thou" guise Of re
iorm-the President preaching something
beautifully non.partisan while his head
81 department make unworthy shifts t.
let the yictors In TO riot in the spoils.
Tie Chicago Initr-0cean puts the case
1.;,1,. ttrhare nre n good many
FOOD men Of both parties who do not be
lIeye in civil service reform. They think
Jackson was right in dispensing offices OF
political principles, but there is no one
who can admire or justify the sneak who
pretends one thing and does another. Il
Daniel Manning wanted to turn out eight
Republican special agents and fill thell
places with the same number Of Demo
Gratis lie should have done so; but let hin
not think he can pull the wool over the
American public and make the people be,
lieye that economy was being praetieed
when he iuggled men out Of Office"
The short meter Of 1t is that the Amer
can people like to be fairly dealt by. They
don't relish the idea Of being tricked, and
thew have a way to resent that kind O
treatment. The public dismissal Of Re
publican partisans to make way for the
private appointment Of Cleveland's parti'
sans is not an admirable way Of handing
the government over to its friends.
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Very Like Unto Nature.

Dr1Ett 7FIFoltF7s sl09ltIN'.
"why, how wonderfully lite.like!" said
Mr.. Defrix, gently caressing a humble bee
which reposed among the artificial flowers
and insects OF his wifs's new bonnet. III
il was on a garden flower I'd swear i was
all-G.r.r.eat Ctcsar.r.r!" he suddenly
shrieked, inserting wounded finger in
his mouth, and daHcing around Ike q
whirling dervish. "Why, the blamed
thing Il aliyeW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-15

Can you spell? Well, yes; almost any.
body can spell. Then spell this, and make
out'what It means. II you can't, then
pass it on to your next neigbbor:
B.D-E.R-i.I-H.N.0o- r.R.R.s s-T.T.w. :
Don't say 1t out loud, but Just whisper
in your pretty neighbours ear, thatif she
will place these letters in proper position
she will have the worlds great tonic,
which will enrich her impoverished blood,
put ses on her pale checks and make
her strong aud happy. Go TO the nearest
drug store with a dollar in your hand, and
ask for Browns Iron .Bitters. w ~
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Yeu Are Right. .Jay.r

To ne Hilior OF tie IRtdltdReer.
sIR:-Tbe STATE Journal Of this evening
has the following:
IHart was in Washington Monday and
helped prepare atfidayits TO remove Nc
Cormick. Camden has him down fine"
I.believe this to be lie. How is 1t?
Parknsbnry, Nay Is. JAY.
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nallimllore 6 ohIo.

oSapd after Sunday, May 3D., the Gin.
cinnati Express will leave Wheeling, daily,
10;25 r. NJ, city time, arriving at Cincin-
natl 1850 4. NJ, st. Louis $3.50 r. ". Re
turning, leaves Cincinnati, daily, 7:l0 r.
n. arriving at Wheeling 6:4SA. ". Solid
train. Pittsburgh to Cincinnati and re-
turn, with Sleeping car attached.
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. sCLANcEY-ou 1hursday, May u, IsS1, at $50 a
NJ, II tsr1N CLIScEf, in aged u years.
Funeral will take place this friday afternoon
at clock from his late residence, No. 2to9 Jacob
street. Interment at Mt Calvary Cemetery.
Friends OF the family invited toat-
tend. Rules Of Catholic burial will DO observed!
LlrrLE-At the residence Of bis son.lu.lsw. ].
8, Gatyln, near wheeling on Friday, May ], 1855,
Rfter long and severe hullaiiug. from complicated
dlseae WILIIlx 1.rr1LG aged SO years 10 months
and days. sg af .lf
Deceased war born in Somerset county. New jer-
SER, aud eHIaAted to West Virginia Ia 1910, With
his vi O. elijah. who died Ju y s. 1852 IN her 79h
year They early connected With the Presby tCriait
Chucb under The pastoral care Of the Rev. David
\. JunEln. After coming 10 Whet ling they united
with tho bird Church, then under III pastoral
care ot the Rev. NJ. Paul. Thelt nnlltiug ktpds
nCsJ and hospitality VIII never be forgotten By
tLelr many friends He was the youngest 81 ten
children, all Of whom lIvLd 70 crest age; SOME Of
them over ninety years. His mOthet was near one
hundred years Of age aud his father over ono hun.
de d; Ecfyed In the Revolutionary war: was 9
tailor by uade, and made coat for Den. Washing
!. sarIHsIN
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Commissioners s,,.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or -
~ uAnLE CRY pROPERTY. VI WI.

COMMISSIONERS SAILS or -
" uAHLE CITY PROPERTY. VT VAL.
In the Circuit cOust OF Ohio county, WV.
Thomas Dixon e,il. wei"
EdwnrdB. Martin 9. al. IN caAHSeT.
Pursuant q decfeS entesed In N. =,
" 60 cause on the2M day Of April a /, IN ~ .
nndelsignga speclal Commissioning, Spi ~ ~ .,
NAG court IN hAtd decree, will, on sfpV'aHs !
SATURDAY, THE l6ih DAY or NAV g.,
commencing AZ 10 O'clock A. ", olipF " hs,Ii Hh
y The front door Of the Court lln1isS ~ N q
Ne. the following Described ppousttS ,Issais&
Ays The south half lot numi,FTsi ,, y, t llt
and etghty.tour (l6i). Situated on IN .l99a
Chapline street. In the CITY Of WheHH.. ~ \, s,Gst
IN ION anu Chapline's add ltlOn ihenin 4. y. "A
sam properly now occupied by Tho,Nss, ~. q
There y good brick dwelling ioIise y p !tOa
hall lot containing seven rooms InclSjpsIt " "
room, aud has hot and cold wsISs NV Nielll
Lame. The property will 10 sold M, ~ oSS9 "
Of dover OF courtesy Of the parties " ~ EGht
Terms or sAIE-On0 half ia cash ana 4.
more rs the purchaser may elect ID ISr ~ 9,ta
~ SIX months from the day OF Nd lin ~ IsAda,
hepurchaser Riving his u6tO With per,,s,
Tor the deferred payment -''Nl AsSutil
.F wy. II, NgARyp
wy. II. HALLER AuctlouGer. ''s''eA'onat
do hereby certify that bond In Nm. ,....,.
seven thousand dollars, with tect,riIy T. q
given by EAid Special C0mfnEsSiOheF ~ ~. Ma
law and aid decree Of sale. NtN'ss v
jNo. W. Mfrcur,
ARL.l Y CLsEk Cirrult ISoS,,
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CHILDREN need notibe kept from school
il coughs and colds are promptly treated
with Red S.ar Cough Cure.
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Ionsfelloy says, that cart is long, but
an enterprtsing town can q get there all
the same. New York can't hold, that
championship. n m +
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genal aptiees.

IT EGAL NoTICE-T0 ALL PERSON
IL interested In the estate Of ThOGAs B VIA
deceased.
Whereas, have In my hands assets d jbss
B. Wins. deceased, who at the time Of BIZ diA
was domiciled In Dickson county, Tennessee ala
the benehcIRfies OF his estate now r,Idt;t2
whereas, T. K. Grigsby, who resides In Sad DittsS
estate Of said Thomas u. Wins, deceased, b q
County Court Of said Dickson County; nOs, Ia
fore, you are hereby notified that | WILL on stu
day, Nav 80, 1875, apply by retition, In nHnn,t
provided In Chapter "a Of the Acts Of Rt,; Vi
ginla for 1852, for an order directing me 10 "
transfer aud deliver 10 said T. K. Ghnby, IthS
ishator as aforesaid, said assets aud such Othttlt
tate OF said deco lent Is mar hereafter BE- Ntti,h
by me BENZ. s. ALLISON, Administrator u
Hta'c OF ThouiaS B. Wins deceased my
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Each EInutoye BY Emma Pitt. It's charming
flesh fiaWet 5, piges, filled with the SweetlEt
music, pure and reyertnt hymns and bright Pic
mn reisder It book OF SinAEaing beauty. For
Tho Younger scholars In sunday schools. Price rs
it,. 81 10 per dl& sf-lEt
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W., ca,oe t'onsS Of the War; Tia best Of
W di SullRSi sACIRD SoNGs and Hymns for Me.
mortal Day., Patriotic music and the rirting cam.
psign songs that make the Social Camp Fires bum
10 brightly. Price 80 els.
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ate,p NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MA NTED- SITUATION BY A
wv yOuug man . yains otagG and Of good
habits. Wholesale Grocery preferred. Strictly
temperate, address A. - rJutb Pahn ~ mY1Ga
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-15

on, the fs1t day otJnly, A. D ,VS1e. and on III,
Gnt day ofJuly In olch yplE Thereafter Until The
bonds Issued hereunder Gfe fully paid they shall iaS
tho Interest coupons coming diIG aud on tic al
day fully, IT,, 1896 and on the firSt day Of jill,
In each year thereafter until the houds issued hero
unh. are fully paid, thoy shall apply the money
coming into their hands for the purpose 70 tho pay
nate not greater than their par value Tho hons ID
be redeemed shall be Determined ky lOt By file com
mts,iOners annually betwEeh the INST aud twelfth
day Of juno IN the year l59 D aud between the mi
ana twelfth day OF June ID each wear thereafter
until tho bonds Issued hereunder Gre,fully neid
and, said commissioners shall theleupon itnme
diately give notice TO the holders thereof " I'd
yertiScmept published daily Sunday excented
for two weeks III the daily newspaper pTIntefi e
the Cliy Of Wheeling, stating tho number Of thS
| bonds 10 DO redeemed and that the same will bt
redeemed Gts ID Bank Of the Ohio Valley on aud
will cease % bear interest from said day, and aid
bonds shall cease 70 bear interest from the Nrsi
day Of the next month after the completion 81
such publication, IT'S provided, however, that Ii
shall DO known to the said commissioner the Sad
commissioners may give actual notice Ia Wfiilna
20 such holders within ten days after such draw
taE which notice shs Be- The ams .; tha. herein
been published Ia lie manner heTeiabeors ~ ~
forth. II shall be stated on The face oitaid bonds
their pRf YRlue on ADD at Any time after lie arSt
day q July, A, u. ls95. The city Of Wheeling
hereby pledges aud Ohltgatas Itse.f To pay each
rear AFR thS yoat 1871 aud gntl sid telds SIe
not paid before tho tiSt day Of July, 1906.
SIC Z, ItSh1lI lie tho duty u the Eaid comma.
sionors to cancel as they are redeemed the bond,
and coupons paid By them; and they shal. once
Ill deliver ID tie CLERK Of The cIty ali rcfoemSi
md canceied bonds and coupons in ihpirh nds
and the CLERK shall preserve iSs sane In book q
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.RUs1EE's SALE.

1ARuSTEES SALE.
By virtue Of u Deed Of Trust mad. n, v,...
y efwefka and TeklA werWerks, h, Iii ~ =
me Is trustee, dated lebruaIy &, lSV. Fpc'dtd 4
the otflce Of the tlerk Of the ounIy CoOrt n All,
County, West Virginia. 81 Deed Of ffiGyt iSSi N
u, paGa bS7, will sell lt the irout tOor q N.
Court House OF said county, on ~
SATURDAY, THE scth DAY oFNAY, ISIS
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. n, Toe io1oTiv
property that Y % tay: Lot number one ia squlss
Of Wheeling, Ohio county, v esl virginia. 'F
The title e believed 70 be perfect, buI tllltR N
said deed Of trust. '-sY
TRIMS OF sALE-one third aud as much mon. IA
the purchaser may elect 10 pay, In eIh, On az 4
sale, the balance In two equal InAlalluent n N
and twelve months. noteG secured by did 4 mi
and policy Of insurance 70 DO given ioV d, d
terred payments.
W. II. H4I1HR, Auc,lonter.
". J. W cowDEN, Solicitor. Ipdf
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n.I,,n, c,,ns "A Of the brightest, best and
GQllega aQEgS, widest Of sopss for Social
sngils In Colleges or elsewhere. Great iayoriIes.
By II. 4, Waite. l'rtce 80 els.
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Song Worship e ESSs sRs S ns Ea
and tunes OF high order, but bright, musical and
taking for Sunday schcol use. s5c OF s. 60 perdoz
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A Realistic story Of Crime and Paasien.
How the Villain Pursued Her.
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If tie holders Of any Of the bonss Issued under
said OluGuce Of June IL, 1911 sh1l, at The sale Of
BY teCtIOnV OF ch8ptef al Of tho Acts Of 1871,
have offered 10 pay for bonds Of tis Issue In bonds
Ssuid under said ordinance Of ISL, the 80 d com
nISlonels may 10 their discretion, upon consider
ing tho terms Of such Olar, exchange the new for
the old bonds, eSchAnk Ing bond for bond, so that
not rot moro than par shall DO allowed for the old
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q MUSIC BOOKS q

Raeted-socIal-PattiotIc.
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The GAli commissioners shall devote out Of the
proceeds iIlng ON the sale Of said bonds au
amount not exceeding said sum VI two hundred
And twenty.four thou aud dollars TO the payment
Of outstanding otderl and other outstanding float
Ing Indebtedness Of the city aud Intcre thereon.
which money so devoted 10 the payment Of the
edneSs shall be paid by said commissioners 10 Gch
person or persons ~ the Council Of LAld city lhall
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sFoR SALE.
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received BY them under this ordinance, shall nay
the coupons Issued with sail bouds as they become
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Let us hear no more Of the puerillty Of
Ollendorf}, but rather let us honor in him
the novelist as well as the grammarian.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-04-18
The Presidents Deaf Caller.

The story is told of very deaf Phil
adelphian who called ON Mr.. Cleveland
soon after election. He had heard about
the influence Mr.. German, of Baltimore,
had over Mr.. Cleveland, and he called
to warn him against "that crowd" He
went into details to show him what a
hard lot the Baltimorean' were, and
appeared to know them ell intimately.
The Governor listened with all his ears,
occasionally yelling "Yesr' or "Nor
into the horn of the visitors ear-trum.
pet, and never suggesting that he had
had about enough of IL. Presently
Colonel Lamont, who had been sympa
thizing with the Chief, had occasion to
leave the room. AS he passed in the
rear of the Governor his Excellency
still seemed intent on the old mans re
cital, never taking his eyes from his
face, but as the private Secretary got
directly behind him he heard his famil
lar voice say in a wearisome aside
dan, this is the worst racket | cvel
struck" But the visitor was innocent
of all suspicion, and Cleveland listened
patiently until he finished. -Philadl
fhia Telegraph.
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The Parrot and the Owl.

A Parrot who was walking out for
the benefit of his Rheumatics Encounter
ed an Owl and at once asked for his
Opinion on the Eastern Question.
The Owl Winked few times, but
made no Answer.
"Well, what about Capital vs.. La
borp' said the Parrot
No answer.
Say, what about Free Trade VS.. Pro-
tection?" .....
No answer.
How do you stand ON National Fl
nances?"
No answer.
"Humph!n yelled the Parrot, "bul
you are fraud! The World calls you
Wise, but I'd like to know where il
comes inn
Wisdom, my Friend" said the
Lame Crow who was resting on the
fence near by, "may consist in having
the Sense not to expose your own lgno
rance"
MORAL.
A heap of blab does not always par
out a very little sense. - Detroit Fire.
Press.
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Wearing the Obi Bow in Japan.

If a japanese should take an Ameri
can wife to Japan she would be treated
just as the native wife. She would be
placed in a harem and bound by the
rules OF the country. She would also
be compelled to adopt the native dress
and wear the obi bow behind. The obi
is wide sash which all Japanese wo.
men wear around their waists. If they
are married the obi is tied in q large
bow behind. If unmarried the bow is
adjusted in front. The japanese dude
never makes any mistakes as to whether
a woman is married or single, because
the law compels them to always weal
the obi. If a single woman breaks the
law by tying the obi behind, she is sub
jected to severe punishment.-M Y.
Mail and E1press.
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For Weak Women.

MRS. LYDIA Il. PINKHAM: about the
first Of September, 1881, my wife was taken
with uterine hemorrhage. The best styp-
tics the physician could prescribe did not
check it. and she got more and more en-
feebled. She was troubled with Prolapsus
Uteri, Leucorrhea, numbness Of the limbs,
sickness Of the stomach and loss of appe-
tite. 1 purchased trial bottle. of your
Vegetable Compound. She said she could
discover salutary effect from the first dose.
Now she is comparatively free from the
Prolapsus, Stomach's sickness, &c. The
hemorrhage is very much better and il
less at the regular periods. Her appetite
Is restored, and her general health and
strength arc much improved. We feel that
we have been wonderfully benefited and
our hearts are drawn out In gratitude for
the same and in sympathy for other suf-
ferers. for whose sakes we elbow our names
to be used."
G. W. EATON, Thurston, N. Y.
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"A stranger passed bad quarterc,
an hour at one of the theatcrs few
nights since. He sat Immediately be.
hind young girl who was one of q
theater, party. The stranger leaned for.
ward for better view of the stage Just
as this coquettish miss was wildly
throwing her fan about, and she struck
the stranger in the face. The girl gig
gled, but did not apologize. The
stranger left his seat for awhile, lelvine
his hat in the chair Then came along
young man, whom Mademoiselle hat
doubtless been signaling, and sat dowr
ON the bat.-Plcayune.
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A Great HOrsenan,

Mr.. j. II. Goldsmith, owner of the WAL
nut Grove stock farm, N. Y, says of the
wonderful curative qualities Of ST. Jacobs
Oil, that having long used it for rhcuma-
tism and on his breeding farm for ailments
of horses and cattle he cheerfully accords
this great pain-cure his preference, as the
best he ever used, in an experience of
twenty years.
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"A New York lady Of leisure and
money sailed for Paris recently to con-
suit celebrated dog doctor about her
poodle's health, The cur has bad
cough, and is described as being las
ugly as dingy door mat He is six
teen years old, and his mistress is anx-
ious that he shall live until he is twenty
five. Y. MAIL
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in which you ara wallowing, on account OF
some of those diseases peculiar to Won,
madame, and which have robbed you OF
the rosy hue of health, and made life q
burden to you, you can easily get out of
DR.. Pierce's Favorits Prescription" will
free you from all such troubles, and soon
recall the rose tint of health to your cheek
and the elasticity to your step. 1t is most
perfect specific for all the weaknesses and
irregularities peculiar to your sex. II
cures liberation, displacemonts, "interna
fever," bearinS-down sensations, removes
the tendency to cancerous affections, and
corrects oil unnatural discharges. By
druggists.
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In connection with agricultural ex-
pcrimonts in India, it is said that ma
tive will not use an English pillow be-
cause he cannot reach the bullock's tail
to twist it, which is his only method of
urging his beast to further exertion.
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THE VoLTAIo BELT Co., Of Marshall, Mich,
offer to send their celebrated ELECTRO Vol
TAIC BELT and other ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
on trial for 80 days, to men tyoung or old)
afflicted with nervous debility, loss of vital.
ity and oil kindred troubles. Also forrhel.
or diseases. Complete restoration to health,
vigor,an manhood guaranteed. No risk in.
Cured, as 80 days. trial is allowed. Write
them at once for illustrated pamphlet, free
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In Ccylon, says the Tropical Agrj-
culturist, patch of four acres planted
with cardamons yielded $4,000 in one
year. The statement may be worth
the attention of those who are trying to
raise dates, olives and tea in California
and elsewhere.
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Painful Impressions.

A remarkable characteristic of the
average newspaper reader of the day is
the eagerness and avidlty one seeks for
taiHful impressions caused by perusing
accounts Of human suffering. Is there
a railroad accident, q steamboat disas-
ter, a hanging, lynching, murder or
anything of this nature wildly written
up and glowingly pictured in reporto-
rial descriptive style, 1t at once becomes
the most interesting item of tho paper.
Managers Of our large and most success.
full metropolitan dailies pander to this
corrupt and morbid taste of their pa
irons. A reporter will be dispatched
hundred miles to gather the latest and
most minute details Of some licentiOus
rape or revolving murder, while the
deeds Of the good and the virtuous are
never known outside a narrow limit.
Full many rose is born to blush unseen
And waste its fragrance on the desert
air."
All this is evidence of mental disease,
truth that can not be contradicted.
They that are clothed and in their right
mind 10th evil and recital Of evil ways;
with them II Is "peace on earth and
good will toward men," Heaven on
earth is printed on their banner, while
"all their ways are ways Of pleasant
ness and all their paths are peace" Not
all are conscious of their mental i'm
pairment; so long have they suffered
from urinary, digestive and nervous dis
orders, that they consider their feelings
and impressions natural and common to
even healtliful individuals. But if all
such should regain perfect health and
strength of mind and body by using DR..
GUYSOTT'S YELLOW COCK AND SARSA-
PARIlLA, they would experience q
change OF feeling that would be most
gratifying and pleasurable. ~