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WIN Allow Bull Fieht..

CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. 24.-The gov
ernment Of the federal district of Mexico
has completed the deal by which bull
fighting is to be renewed in the city.
The concessionare is the city council.
The city council will contract with
some individual for percentage Of the
profits, probably Colonel Pate, the Penon
racing concessionaire.
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To Reimburse Settlers.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-The senate
committee on public lands has author
lied Senator Pettigrew to prepare bill
for presentation at the next meeting of
the committee, looking to the payment
of damages to settlers who We're driven
out Of Ssquoia and Yosemite national
parks by the order OF the secretary of
the interior when those parks were
established.
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Tnok the White VAN

FoSD DU LAC, Wis, Jan. s4.-st.
Agnes day was observed with solemn
services at St. Agnes convent iii this
city, conducted by Archbishop Katzer
and Bisnop Nlesmer. A class Of 10 nos.
tulants took the white veil.
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For sale C...,..,,.

q decided to spend my surplus
tim leep sea fishing on the shores
@ awaiian Islands. hereby offer
|; ;4dtS 4 cheap for cash-my interests
IA sans g Bay. Anyone seeking a
\ In real estate. please address
ls lsssAsss t.MAN OF DEsTINY...'
Washington, D. c.
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1llex co,ne to An. !. ;. !.

DUBLIN, Jan. 224.-Nolan and MIearns
the two men arrested on suspicion Of
being implicated i'll the murder of Reed
and who We're discharged owing. to the
failure to connect them with the crime
have sailed for America. III,
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The Plankinton Standard is not at all
ashamed of its age, but proudly points
sso the fact that it has lived twelve
years up to date Nearly all Of this
Wine 1T has beenpnder the management
sbt Editor Andrews. and rightly ranks
with Il the live and prosperous and we'll
aIrinted papers of,the state.
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CrusI,ed by . Hunerx Horde.

CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-NIrs. Annie Null
green, who was severely crushed by the
hungry mob which was battling for
food at the county agents Office Mon
day. died OF her injuries. She had called
to obtain bread for her starving chill.
dran.
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Re.tpr4.l CitIzen,hin.

JEFFERSON CRY, Mo. Jan. ,1-4ov-
ernor w. L. Stone has formally restored
to all the rights Of citizenship Edward
T.Noland, the defaulting state ire .s,lrer
of Missouri, who, on the 2lst inst. com.
pleted two years sentence in the stale
prison.
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h h The Democrats Of Minnesota seems to
be badly torn up over the distribution
n federal patronage, it being difficult
aor the party managers to find some
Ching for every body.
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fopnlist Senators petl'er and Allen
have uttered protest against the issue
Eof bonds. but Secretary Carlisle goes
n SErlg flt ahead with his preparation for
SSthe same
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Jealousy fha Cause.

NEW York, Jan. 23.-John G.. Shea.
an ex-street car conductor, As years old,
shot and killed his wife, and then shot
himself 80 that he Will die. Jealousy
caused the act.
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Major Diggs, formerly Of Milbank
ssbat lattrrly living. in Chicago, has been
sSSArrtssted aud brought back to The state
S0n matters connected with the failure of
bank in Alilbank.
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A Church De,lication,

Usage, Ia, Jan. 224-The Methodist
Episcopal church of Charles City, which
has been repaired at a cost Of $6, 900,
was rededicated by Rev. f. j. Lock.
wood of this city.
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81 Twenty-Five members Of the Mime
EAaha county alliance, headed by FL. w.
Smith, |s have organized to fight the col
aection Of the Alliance company notes
nov in the hands of Luthy & Co.
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Confer With the Dawes Commission.
DENlsoN, Tex, Jan. 24.-The Chieka-
sawlegislature, in special session, ap-
pointed delegates to confer with the
Dawes commission. The delegates are
instructed to use every legitimate means
to prevent statehood.
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Potter. strike.

WHEELING, w. Va, Jan. a4.-Twelye
hundred pottery employees are on strike
here, as result OF proposed cut in
wages.
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BLIZZARD BLOWING.
One Of the Worst storms of til. SEASON I,
Progress at Des Aioiues.

One Of the Worst storms of tile SEASON In
Progress at Des Aioines.
Dies NlolNEs, lu., Jan. 24.-One of the
Worst blizzards seen in Iowa for years is
in progress. Street cars here are block
AIDED and all trains are behind time.
Snow has been falling all day, with no
prospect of let up. The thermometer
is at zero.
-. -. Increasing in Force.
OMAHA, Jan. PA blizzard has been
blowing all day and is increasing in
force. The thermometer in the morn
ing registered 8 below and at 1 o'clock
it had fallen to l6 degrees below zero.
Street cars are running very irregularly
and railroad traffic has been greatly re-
tardel.
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Another italian Hank Go.s

<Ahotner AtAllah BANK Goes. .,,.Ii
ROME, Jan. 24.-The Ranca Popularrs
at Brescia has applied for lnorator-
inm. ITS assets largely exceed Its liar :
bilities. ~ 10 Y,
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HoUsIEHOLD NOTES.

To remove odors from sick room, 1t
IL good plan N sprinkle coarse ground
coffee on shoveiul Of burning Goals
and thrust 1t into ali tue corners OF the
room.
Cake needs to rise to its full height
before browning, especially sponge cake.
Tho lightuals OF this cake depends. hTst
on thorough beating, second on baking
Just right.
Never talk when others arc singing or
doing anything else for your amuse-
ment, aud never the instant that they
have finished begin to talk upon dit-
terent topic.
Hard putty may be easily softened by
passing q rcd hot fiat piece oil iron over
1t, go that It can then be removed with
the fingers or the edge OF knite with
out any difficulty.
Some one has said that diet OF oat-
meal and brown bread tends to promote
the growth Of the hair. However this
may be, the diet is good ono for many
moro assured reasons.
For very bad burn melt beeswax
and into this pour sweet oil until It
makes q salvo which eau I've readily
spread with soft brush. Keep evofy
part covered with the salve.
Powdered starch will tako tho stain
out Of linen II applied Immediately.
Ten stains may BIS removed from a table
cloth by inmersing Il strong solu.
ton Of sugar for few minutes and then
rinsing Il ia soft water.
A recent English invention for the
nursery is a patent yelled sheet" 1t
Is an ordinary sheet. in which u square
OF gauze net 10 inserted. This is in
tended TO be thrown over tho face OF
sleeping infant. protecting it from dies
without impeding tho respiration.
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Au.norcs.' SInIo Mons do Plume.

It is q curious fact that nearly oil
women who become distinguished in
literature under q nom do plume have
done go under names that were either
masculine or had no sox sueges-
ton. No man could tell whether OF not
Currer Bell was man or woman. In
fact, there IL reason to believe that
Charlotte Bronte on the title page,
would have handicapped "Jane Eyre"
George Sand, too, won an audience that
would have hoen impossible to Aurora
Dudovaut, as did George Eliot ono that
would have whistlcd Marian Evans
quite down the wind. Coming nearer
our own time there is John Strange
Winter-who Is in private life Mrs.
Stannard-and John Oliver Hobbs, tho
sensatiou OF at least q London week,
who Is really Mrs. Perry CraGle. Then
in America there Is Octave Thanet,
known to hor friends as Miss Alice
French, and Charles ECbcrt Crnddock.
whom all the world has heard OF, though
only about half would recognize her as
Miss MurfrCe.
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TIs,ful I,lacjs Silk.

A black silk Is u most useful dress, as
it possesses the happy faculty 81 being
capable OF dozen changes. The skirt
may be worn with fancy colored elk or
chiffon waists. and by making the crush
collar separate from the waiss-hnish-
inn the neck with IN inch-wide band
ono can wear lace bertha, crush
collar Of colored velvet with bib or
plastrou OF lace, or a dainty collar and
plastron OF colored crepe or chiffon,
which enacts perfect transformation
scene. White guipure lace and jet
spangles arc handsome trimmings for
an evening dress, but tits most practical
10 have tho dress made up all black,
and add the touches OF color in tho re.
movable aCcessories.
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KENNETH BAzEMoRE had tho good for
tune to receive small bottle of Cham.
berlain's Collie. Cholera anu DiarrhGa
Remedy when three members OF his
family were sick with dysontery. This
ono email bottle cured thom all and he
had some left which ho gavo to Geo. W.
Baker, a prominent merchant Of tho
place, Lewiston, N. O.. and 1t cured him
Of the same complaint. When troubled
with dysentery. diarrh9a, collie or
cholera morbus. give this remedy a
trial and you will be more than pleased
with the result. The praise that natur.
ally follows its introduction and use has
made it very popular.
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Cure for IIouud shoulders.

A physician in Molher's NurseTy Guide
has recommended the following move
monts for the cure Of all except very
severe cases" Of round shoulders.
when braces aro also sometimes a me-
cessity:
81. Raise arms before you shoulder.
high extend arms sidewise; throw head
back; straighten head; move arms for
ward; lower arms; repeat ten timea:
"2. Stand erect; raise arms before
you; rise on tiptoes, then throw arms
as far backward as possible; sink again
on heels, and drop arms TO side; repeat
ten times.
%. Raise arms with elbow bent,
shoulder high, bringing palms together
in front Of face; then, with elbows still
bent. swing both arms vigorously back
ward as far rs possible even with the
shoulders, palms looking forward: This
should be repeated several times, but as
the position Ia somewhat fatiguing, rest
or change Of exercise may be made be-
tween tue movements"
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RUSSIAN VIEWS OF THE DEVIL.
"Doe's scniIlty" In Children Cured By
Passing Them Into thu Oven.

"DoG's scnilIty" In Children Cured By
Passing Them Into thu Oven.
Folk lore 10 full OF alarming stories
about encounters with tho Cunning
One" who assumes no end OF shapes
and forms in order to effect his wicked
purposes. In children whom he wishes
to destroy, for instance. ho appears in
the ianc:ful form of dogs senility,"
says tho London Telegraph.
A short time ago tho Odessa NeES and
tho GrGSchianin chronicled q case in
point, which has far more OF tragedy
than OF comedy in it. A postoillce en-
ploye had boy who fell III and died,
and, as the doctors certificate attributed
his death TO 'iscarlatina," two sanitary
officers were sent to the house to disin-
foct 1t. They entered into conversation
with tho mother OF the child, who told
them the story OF its illness.
1.-Two long years I suffered with nv
poor little darling" che remarked. at
had not scarlatina all that timer" asked
tho sanitary man. "Oh, no; it had
dogs senility' from tho very first"
"Dog's-dog's-what?" asked tho san
;tary man, who had been born and
brcl in an enlightened city. Dogs
senility. don't YOU know? 1t grew old
and Grabbed like. and knew more than
wo did, and wasted away; it was the
Cunning One that got into the dear lit.
tic thing and made 1t Pine away"
did you take any measures against
tho disea.e?" "Why. We did every
thing we could think Of. We took it to
all the doctors around, but what can
doctors do against 'IIimself?' A wise
woman not far from hero advised mo to
try tho only thing that could have
helped, and even that was useless, be.
cause when We heard OF 1t It was too
late"
"what was that?" swell, we heated
tho oven there and got it ready inst as
II we were going to bake black bread.
Then we made second little FIRE before
tho oven door. When this was done VIC
strapped the child 10 the shovel, Just
like n piece OF dough. you know, only
taking care that he shouldn't get un.
easy and fall oil. and then we put il
over tho second fire into the oven and
then drew him out Ono Of tho two
women who were present had to call
out each time, What are you bakinp?'
and had to answer, ITS dog senility
that Pm baking Then tho other
woman said, Bake it WELL We did
this three times ms the wiso woman nd.
vIsed, but it didn't help at all; at least
II didn't save my darling's lie. God
rest his soul. lie died tew days
later"
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Pick out tho meat OF two rcd Holsters
from the shells into a shallow sauce-pan,
in the bottom OF which has boon placed
a thin slice Of ham. with little cayenne
pepper and teaspoonful Of salt Mix
up half a cupful OF white soup and half
q cupful OF cream and pour over the
meat. Put it on the fire and lot il sim.
mer for about m hour, add dcssert-
spoonful OF curry and another OF flour
rubbed smooth in little OF the liquor
taken out Of the pot; in three minutes
the curry will DO ready to dish. Some
add dash OF lomon to this curry, and
the cream eau DO dispensed with II
necessary. Put a rim OF welI-bodied
rico round the dish, or serve tho rice
Ronarately,
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Cinnamon nnd C1,olorn.

A decoction OF cinnamon is recon-
mended as drink to be taken freely in
localities where there is typhoid fever
or cholera, for cinnamon has the power
to destroy al! infectious microbes. Even
its scent kills them. while 1t is pefeCtly
harmless 10 human beings. II is said
that the essence OF cinnamon when ex.
posed in the sick room will kill typhoid
bacilli in twelve hours and prevent
fresh caHes.
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Cure For Headache.

Asa remedy for all forms OF head
ache Electric Bitters has proved to be
tho very best. 1t effects permanent
cure, aud the most dreaded habitual
sick headaches yield to its influence.
We urge all who are afflicted to procure
q bottle, and give this remedy fair
trial. In cases Of habitual constipa-
ton Electric Bittors cures by giving
tho need tone to the bowels. and few
cases long resist the use Of this medi.
cinc. Try it once. Large bottles only
fifty cents at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug
Store,
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knowledge. has IN her the elements OF
hsroiani. The youp. lady who qualities
herselt for business and preiers TO make
in that business some money that she
can call her own, rather than TO de-
pend npon her father for all she re-
ceives, is worthy Of being called q
heroine. Hundreds Of such herotnes
are found in shops, in factories, In
stores, in kitchens and in schools
women. who went forth 70 labor.
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WHO ARE mEnoINEs ?

This woman Is Not Always Found In
Hooks aud Verses.
Philadelphia Pres.
Tho girl who labors in tho kitchen in
ordor to support herself and stay tho
hand OF infalny acts tho part OF a
heroine. Tho vito who, with IN in
valid husband or with triilinE hus'
band. sustains horsclf and family, acts
tho part Of heroine. The widow who
relies on hor industry for a livelihood
acts tho part OF n heroine.
Tho Young lady who braves tho
fashions Of life and attonds school until
sho adorns hor mind with useful
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THIS is to certify that have used
Krause's Headache Capsules periodical.
" for over one year and have worry
much pleasure in stating that they
have always proved very beneficial and
have relieved mo in from ten to fifteen
minutes. have boon sufferer from
headache for many years and have
never found anything 10 do mo us much
good us Krause's Headache Capsules.
LOUIS HERMAN,
Wichitu, KNs.
Sold by AlOx T. Young, John KIari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridge
mort Ohio.
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Put into a bowl three tablcspoonsful
Of butter, six of sugar and three OF
lemon Juice aud got tho bowl into q pan
OF hot water, 80 as to melt the butter.
Peel the bananas and lay them in q
shallow baking pan. 1t must be per-
fectly clean aud the bananas must not
touch each other. Baste the fruit With
the mixture in tho bowl and bake for
half an hour, Blasting three times more.
This makes nico dish either for an
entree or for dessert.
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FINANCE ann TRADE
The Features Of tue Macy aal StoS
DfaF1ekA,

DtRFseta.
NEv YoEx. Angus, lS-Money on call ea'y al
per cent Prime msrCanuls paper aa5 per
cent Sterling exchange dull nnd heavy win
actual bu,ircs in BsnEcrS' hills at as7Asat s''S
for demauI and .; q s6lGu4 s5js for 6O days;
posted raScI 81 s7sSal 50 and s. $ai ~; con-
merc!sl bills e. SS,.aI sS,s Silver certificates
CiaSSC. Tho total sa!es Of stocks to-day were
S1,909 shares
The stock market TO-DAY WaS very irrcEulaf.
There was no settled tone 10 the speculation
Eyeu London was on both sides Of the matAeL
SPECULATION was les active than on tue pieceu'
lug dAys Of the week aud the Aggregate tpAs-
actions were less than yesterday by otne
lD.OOJ shares. The free sugar BILL was usSN 20
shake ont some tiinid hOldCis OF this pust stOGA,
whose sales afforded the Insiders Al On9oHunlty
10 acquire good many shares 81 lower nsu.ta
than would have been possible withon tIn4In,l Pu,
lAtiOn. The stock clOeed. lOsNS 4 EAih OF peg
cent 0E the day DIstillinE was sold heavily, on
reports that the comTany was endcaFoslhg 70
negotiate loan OF Si,lNO,0Qo with which 70 ihLo
itS whisky out Of bOnd. aud that u was mceIIuS
with difficulty In raising the money.
Government bonds steady.
state bonds Inactive.
Railroad bond HFEn,
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Ice l,rn,,,n i.ni,n.

Make good sponge cake, bake half an
inch thick in jelly pans, aud let them
get perfectly cold; take q pint thickcst
sweet cream, beat until it looks like leo
cream, make very sweet. aud flavor with
vanilla; blanch and chop pound OF
almonds, stir into cream, and put very
thick between each layer. This is the
queen OF all cakes.
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In sylvia's Garden.


Pail Nall BSdod.
This Earden where the lady dWelIS
Two iovcd-Rnd loved III vRiu-
6tll keeps, through all the summer neat,
a cOolness a. Of nin.
Soft falling rs the long days ends.
10 Eet the blnekbir singing,
And, TO the weary hearts OF men,
What dreams GFO dearest bringing.
] IiO upon tho velvet grA1
Dreaming. with half shut eyes,
And-ev' n a. flowers revive with IAin-
Once mOtU old hopes arise.
For yondcr behold her walk.
white-Eobed, nnOug the roses:
And II must bU she'll grow more kind
Or Ger the summer closes.
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IhNn Stnnls.

Fast Liberty, PA, August 1I-Cattlc steady
mud unchanged: receipts light Hogs. receipts
IIyht: market steady. fhllndclphihs s. 5OAj 10;
hest Workers g. 4Oa6 10; common 10 ialr Workers
s. 2OhJ %; pigs s. @Oa5 70; good Sows 81 '1aS 10;
Ills al, only lew cars on SaOi market slow Ut
unchanged prices.
CISCINNATI, August l6.-lIOgS IN good demand
and stronger at = 4OaJ 20, receipts ",@OJ head;
shIDMCuL 5O head.
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SYMPTOMS Moisture: Intense itching AMI
EtInging; most ut night; worse by scratching. II
allowed 10 continue tulnon form, which often
bccd aud ulcGEatO, becoming vcrv SORT
SwAYHEs QESTMEST GiopS tho ltGhtnE aud
bleeding. heals liberation, and III most cGscS II.
moves tho luIn0FG. AZ druggists, OF by mail, for
McnntA DE-. SMMYnN 4 Son. PlIlllNlphlA
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FOR W0MANKIND.
Matters Of Interest to the 1ntelll-
gencsr's Feminine RssdeFs.
FASHIONS, FlDS AND FlNCIES

OF Interest to Young and Old, Rich
aud Poor-seasona Fashion Hints
aud Suggestions for tho Housewife.
A Little OF Everythfn. Served in
Choice Bits.
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Cook one pint OF sliced potatoes until
soft, and rub ttem through colander.
Stew one pint of cauned green corn in
milk, rub through colander and mix
with the potatoes; then add boiling
milk to make the required consistency,
season with salt and white pepper and
aafVn
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.

Time Table No Is. &C. iAkG C'rOcs li;lt d. m,
SUNDAY November " 1891
Leave Whccling-tS:Oo. t9:i1, lll:toa m, t2:2o.
Leave PennSnla- t9:Sl. lll:iOa m..t2::S,
Leave Martins FcFry-tS:l2, 1851, lIl:5!a IN.
t3.II, oJ:g7, tii! tv!l"
Arrive Tcrmlnal Junctinn-ts:l7 tio:UJ. ili:ij
a. M, tI:.S. "L:3L. tI:Ii, s0!ls y. m.
Leave Terminal JuncIlun-i7:lL, 1900, a III
sl,:jJ Il. H., l1:6g. tl:Oj tj;lL 1875 y. IN
Leave Martins FOrry-t7;aS, RDDl am, l%D
J;Oj, tI:ll tj:i9. ts:Jl p. m
liza leave Peninsula l9:iia IN. "i9:5i, ash
fl.i7, ti;yj tS:'S y. III.
Arrive whcOllng-TiO i9:0 a ~, "l.:SL
7J;I7. tI:ti. ti:il, tD:to y. IN.
SDaIly, tDally except sunday. t3undayI only
All traluJ will run on Eastern Timo
JE TAUSSIG. SUPERINTENDENT
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NEW YonK. August lI,-EOtwccn personal
aud order tlGtnnMd n moderate volume Of bust.
moss was laid out with tho preference. OF buyers
much more general for COlOrrd hitd fancy cot
ipcCinllcS than for staples yet Of the latter very
iIir sales were reported. Low cost clothing do.
lug fairly well for SprIus orders, Printing cloths
iirIn al &c tor O. squares, with moderate sales.
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ANIMAL EXTRACTS,
r1rrAnED ACCORDING 10 me
FORMULAS OF
DE- WILLIAM A. HAMMOND,
AID usDEE HssuPEnviuoH.
TEsTINE.

In exhaustive states Of mo nsryOu, system. 70.
,ul,lng from excessive mental work: emotional
sEcl,emeut OF other causes capable Of lsaIening
the forea and endurance Of tbe several organs Of
tho body; depression OF splits. rnsiRuehOlIa aud
certain types Of insanity; in cases Of muhcuIar
weakness or Of general debility nsurASihCnil,
and all irritable states Of tho brain. spinal cord,
OF nervous system generally ia nervous and
consest!ye headache; in neuralgia and III net.
yous dyspepsia; in weak states Of the generatlVO
SyStSm lin ali Of the Sboy0dSmod conditions.
TeStiuO will DO found Of the greatest service.
Dose, o Drops. Price e dEaehms), &c 80.
whore local druggists are not supplied with
the Hammond Animal HxtractI they Will DO
mailed. together with oil existing literature on
tho subject, on receipt Of price. BY
THE coLumBtA CHEMICAL CO.,
Washington, d. C.
Logan Drug Company. Agents for wheeling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-16
Metals.
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