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Tw0.Cent Articles.

u dozen buttons, Elmo Comb. bottle Ink
Pint Tin Cups. TandEcWhIe's. Cake Cutters Pen.
per Boxes. L2nglry Hair Fins. Carpenter Pencils.
CGN Buttons. lic Fans, Pocket Combs Snpkins,
Can Openers, Spool Cotton. Toilet Soan, GI,nlcts,
II00pn Lines Rubber Tipped Pencils Hair
CriWpcrs
We deal on!y In Bargains aud give Dig value
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Special ITya'th to TIC I!eaiQencsr
CHARLESTON, March 27.-The West
Virginia Worlds Fair exhibits, and
state historical, and antiquarian collec-
ton will DO opened formally in the new
rooms next Tuesday night by recep-
ton,
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TEAS, SPICES. ETC.
Atlantic Tea Co.

Our reputation for selling only IrOih
and standard goods ia we'll known. TX.
anime our price list and "au vii, dri
you can buy the Bcs, ate stores for
less money than you p inferior
goods At other places
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Eight-Ceut Articles

Monkey wrenches Whist; BroomS. Wash Bowls.
Tin Buckets, Lon: Handle Fire Shovels. Rules.
Hosiery, Large Lamp Burners. box Paper and
Envelopes. Spring Balances Scissors Blank
Books. Patcn; buttons.
Our customers know good thing VIXEN they
see l. Join the nrorcsSinn To nnr stSrn
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ENDED IN PROMISE.
Council Attempted to Have q Ses-
sion last Night,
THE ELECTION OF An ASSESSOR

To Succeed George Cnrunhun, Whose
Resignation was on tho Table, TO
IInyC Como Up, but tho Democrats
Feared Defeat, and Secured Adj
Journmcnt Tho Mayor Hands IN
Forclblo Communication TO COun-
ell.
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Or all work Kurner & Chew guaran-
tee perfect satisfaction, providing you
pay their price; at your price they don't
want it.
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Store room on the west side Of Mnrke,
street in good location, near Twelfth
street.
No. 81 South Front street, seven rooms aud
bath room, new house. -................. S,3 on
-Four rooms on South York street, new
Il 90
-Four rooms on Zane street, new house 10 %
no. II South York street, six rooms md
bath room. new house. In good location, 20 90
Eight rooms and bath room. on Virginia
street, III new brick honsc..... ........... 90 %
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FOR Remit

Large Office rooms. No llG0 Main street, first
floor. Best location IN The city.
Nine rooms. bath. Laundry, attic, both gases,
No. by South Front street.
No. Il North York street. bath. closet. both
gases. Stable In tho rear. rent reasonable.
No. 2ll6 EOT street. the Ilornbrnhk mansion,
with house in rear. also stable. Cheap rent.
No. IT, seventeenth street, three. four or seven
rooms. Cheap
No, 30! HiGin street at SIS o..
No. 9ll1 Main street. StOreroom and thccc or
four rooms. Cheap rCn;.
No. :0l9 md 2O!l Min street. storcrooms.
$40 %.
Five rooms and bath on Sixteenth street, near
EOiistrcet. Rent SIC o. month.
SiX'rOomcd house at Park View Large yard.
Rent cheap.
No. 1919 McCol!och street. seven rooms, large
yard, Rent SIG 90 n month.
-Four rooms md Httc on Zane street.
StOreroom No. 1898 Main street Cheap rent
Three rooms, attic aud bath second foor, No.
% Thirteenth street Rent reasonable.
St1reToOm No. BOB Main street rent SIG 90.
SX.r0oncd house at Echo Point Cheap rent.
LARGE ward,
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An entire new line OF Wall Paper
this week at one cent bolt.
kURSEa & CHEW.
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E. B. POTTS,
Main and Tenth Sts., Wheeling, Y. Va.

Branch stores at S,cubeuvllc, Be!'alro. New
MaEtInsyilc. Patker!buES sad tae Cyclone" a.
S!s.earile. nolg
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Impure Blood
Opens the Way fer Malaria
Woods SarsaparlIla Makos Puro
Blood and Cures Malaria.

1t Is with pleasure that We call attention to
the testimonial of Mr.. \. NJ. Beck. who Is well
known in Florida, and to the travelling public
having for years been railroad passenger con.
ductor and later, ticket agent at Jacksonville.
&C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass:
Some three or four years ago wrote to you
in reference to the good my boy had derived
from the use OF Hoods SarSaparila. end now
allow ne 10 say that the same boy and his
mother became ..-.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
staseof Water anu Movements o. Boats.
The River Interests,


YEsTEEDAY's DEPARTURES
Hudson, Agncw, Pittsburgh. s a. III.
il. X. Bedford. Green, Pittsburgh. S a. m,
Keystone SIHte. Calhoun. Cincinnati, u. nj.
Courier. ilyer, ParEeFsbuTS, 1880 a. IN
H. T. Phillips. Mendcl. MatamO.aS, 1873 a. Ill.
Liberty, Booth ClariuGIon. $50 p. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Lizzie Bay. Maddy. Charleston. e a. IN.
len llur, kcinpc. ParHcrshGrs. II Il. II.
Liberty, Booth, CaTingtOn, $50 p. Ill.
The marks at the public landing last
evening showed Il feet inches in the
channel.
Following were last nights headwater
reports:
Warren-River3 feet and failing; cold
with light snow falling.
Greensboro-River S feet II inches
and falling; cloudy, very cold.
Oil City-Rivcr feet inches and
falling; cloudy and cold.
MorSantown-River S feet and fall.
ing; weather cloudy aud cold.
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Frustrated With Malaria

and Hoods Sarsapasia has again been used
with satisfactory results do not believe you
can lnd much better looking child for Ills age,
eight years, than our boy. 70. this picture 0.
health lbs mother and also myself attribute l. 10
tho use OF that most valuable remedy, Hoods
Sarsaparilll. His trouble before taking the
medicine was an affection with bOlls, and n gen.
eral breaking out nll over his body. OF course
from such suffering the child became weak and
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6-FOR SALE
Houses, Lots md FnrmS.
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NOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE 4
~ HOME! lOl FINE LOTS FOR SALE,
These lots are situated near TiltonyIl!e, Ohio.
five miles from the city Of Wheeling adjacent 10
the beautiful residence OF Mr.. Vim. II. Robin.
son. and within i've m!uu;cs' walk Of tho IeH"is
Of tho e. Il p. and the ". L L. l. railroads rho
grounds nrc beautifully located. being between
ten and fifteen feet above tho Hood Of ISL. and
possesses natural advantages. second 70 none IN
the vicinity OF Wheeling. There has Just been
completed one Of the finest P0tterlc, IN the Wi.
ley. employing 100 meA, and with other buili.
!ngS under construction. proves this 10 be tho
coming place. These lots Will be sold on ion G0I
years time, with n snail cash payment and wilt
be free tsum Interest and taxes until pail for,
For further information apply 10 Il. 1. HOW.
ELL, Agent. bridgeport, OhIo. dcli
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kURHEI I; CHEW can give you an
elegant Parlor PAPER ut five cents.
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FOR SALE.
A 7 PRIVATE SALE,

4 7 PRIVATE SALE,
Preparatory to moving. sundry household OF.
iccts. including several wardrobes one of them
unusually large, grce! bargain. Residence OF
c. b, HART,
mt9 ~ Main Street.
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HOW ARE WE TO GET IT?

as q manufacturing city. The sites are
here, the poopio are hero, and the
houses are here TO accommodate work
ing people. We have rail and river nd.
vantages for shipping, and rapid transit
to and IRON all parts OF the CITY and
from the surrounding country within a
radius oil five miles. Wo have manu-.
features, but we want more OF them. so
that there will be no absolute
stoppage of work. Ii n committee
Of council is appointed. and l
think this would be the best way to
start the movement, it should be en-
powered TO eXpend sum for collecting
and disseminating broadcast our advar.
taGes for the inducement OF capital to
locate here. Respectfully,
B. I. CALDWELL,
Mayor.
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WORK OF THE WATER BOARD.

WORK OF TIE WATER BOARD.
| cannot let the present opportunity
pass without speaking, particularly. OF
tho great and good work performed by
the water board. and the completion in
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Desirable residence on Sixteenth street
Resi- estate Of every description.
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WANTED.
FOB RENT.

EOR RENT-STORE ROOM on
Z Main street, Address Lock Box SO. fea7
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FLOR hENT-A l. RGE FOUR
/ story building. situated on Water street,
adjoining s. Charles Hotel Apply 10 J. 4.
hDpLEl, No. GO Fifteenth street ials
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such thorough manner OF the pump.
Ing station OF Our. wnter works, which
you have had tho pleasure Of inspecting
and which seems TO do such satisfactory
work, refer to this particular job be.
cause 1t hns taken great deal OF vaIu.
able time Of tho board for tho last two
years or longer, and thoy arc entitled
to tho thanks Of council and OF tho on.
trio people for tho faithful performance
Of their work. Council should encour.
uge them In tho construction OF n
settling basin rs soon as possible. ono
that could DO cIcanscd once wock, or
as otLen rs duemed necessnrY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-20
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Chicago. May l9-fTad Griffith been properly sup
ported to-day the White Stockings would have won
from Cleveland in a canter. Up 10 the eighth In
ming the spiders had only two singles. but they had
eight runs with which were mixed up many
errors After Kttredge muffel Tebeau's high foul
In the first and there was chance to retire the
eide five runs came in. The work OF Wilmot and
Fwn Tas 5asE and Bp eSver q R
Gear and cod. with fierce wind. Attendance,
1884 The score
Cleveland ......................5 0 l o 2 l x-9
Basehits- Chicago I. Cleveland !. Errors. Chicago
g Cleveland 3 Ratteres-tirfih and Kittrdge;
Young and O'Connor tmpire-SwartwoOd.
Philadelphia May 1o.-Thc game In which the
Philadelphia nine again defeated the Boston team
to-day was almost entirely wanting In the fighting
graceful Umpire Tim Hurst was replaced by
Stage and Tucker. who started the trouble the day
before did not play. Attendance 5000. Weather
cloudy. Score:
P Pn%aephla .....::...ss SS55SGSSS Ss
Basehits- Philadelphia II. Boston g. Errors-Ph-
adephia g. Boston 3. Batteries-IIaddock and
Clements; staley and Ryan. Umpire-stage.
Baltimore. May 1.-THE Senators put UP cred
liable game to-day but the Orioles won It In the
fourth by hammerlng Mercer badly, earning three
OF the four runs. Showers kept the attendance
down to 300 Score:
Baltimore .....................1 o.
Washington ...................0 2 D 0 2-5
Basehits-B Baltimore u, Washington 10. Errors
Baltimore 2. Washington l. Batteries-McMah
and Robinson; Mercer ana Mc"uire' Umpire
Hurst.
81. Louis May 19.-Cincnnatrs ball club was de-
feated by the Browns to-day In a game Astounding
I'm sharp fielding both sides. "Bnl' Brown ap-
peared on first base for the home team, but played
indlrerently. Two games will be played tomorrow
Attendance, 1900 Score:
St Louis ........................2 0 1 o 0 2 Ks
Cincinnati ........".."...O o. l 0 %
Basehits-St. Louis g. Cincinnati T. Errors-St
Louis 2 Cincinnati 2. Batteries-Breitsnste in and
Peitz: Parrot and Vaughan. Umpire-fimse.
Pittsburg. May lo-The Pitsburg- Louisville game
was postponed account OF wet grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-20

The world has had in all Just fifteen decisive
battles.
But every man has In his lifetime more decisive
battles than this.
The important epochs in mans life that settle
for him wealth position. and often life itself
come without warning.
Weakness indecsion and lack OF nerve force
at these turning points IS fatal. In long and
doubtful sickness, when life itself trembles in the
balance. little more strength and power OF re-
sistance to disease makes the difference between
life and death.
Thin people with depleted, diseased blood run
big risks Careful men and women all over the
country are building up their systems and stor-
ing the nerve centres with energy now 1t Is
spring They are taking that remarkable blood
purifier and nerve food. Paines celery compound
II cannot be repeated too often that the blood
IS the fountain which supplies every part OF the
body. If this fegivng medium lacks Vg"r
and richness. nerves. brain. heart kidneys. ana
lungs Immediately suffer. The weakest spot VIII
give way first.
If You find yourself growing thin, nervous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-20
srriKA WINS THE KENTUCKY OAKS


Louisville KY May 1.-Two thousand people
we're at Churchill Downs this afternoon. The
weather was wretchel. raw. cold wind and a
drlzzling rain Two favorites were first past the
Judges but they only nibbled at and the
hooks made regular killing all round Santa
Maria galoped in winner OF the first race at odds
NJ TO :: Start won the second at TO q Floreanna
took the fourth at - 10 !; Pendleton at 10
walked away with the fifth. and Jim Dunn got
Inc last AT r. to l. The feature OF the days sport
was the kentucky oaks. worth $3.50 to the WIN
ner. Summaries:
First race six furfongs. seng-Santa Maria %
O;raham) to ;. won Sister Anita. 50 usoin) 10 to
! second; Ilewellyn 80 "a. Clayton. TO !, third.
Time liGh Captain Spencer, Transit. MollIe
Pitcher and Renomonee also ran
Second race. selling. four furlongs-Start lo'
C'horpe), 10 3 won; Adam. 81 (Graham). 70 J..
second Annette 92 Usom) 3 to l. thru. Time,
O:5OIL La Grace, Espana. Shanty Bob ana Jack
Farrell also ran.
Third race the Kentucky Oaks. for three-year-old
Seilka III "a. claytonl 10 10 won; charity. III
raw . TO !. second; shuttle: III Crhorpe) to l..
third Time 2:l5 Fraulein the favorite. also ran.
Fourth race, six acknowledgements, %
0;r1ham), Is to !, won: Valiant % "a. Clayton.
TO l. second; Cora Taylor 1902 (Thorpel. to l.,
Anna Mayes and Ornda also ran.
Fifth race seven-elghths OF mile, selling
Pendleton. 95 Qsom). 3 TO 2, won; Interior. los
crhorpe), even second Invade. So "a. Clayton. l2
10 l. third Time l:3%. Imp Florrey Meyers.
Captain Tip and Burdette also ram
sixth race. selling. six furlongs-Jim Dunn. 100
Kuan). IS to /. won; smrock ios CMartln); 3 70 2.
i:sl. Little Ed. Jim Henry. White Nose and Mac
beth II also ran.
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'we-year dds SIS each. with
TIFrU EACE- Selilng. N iWf-yeal
81 o. added. Five furl0ngs.
INCIDENTS AND FEATURES OF RAcrN.
SOME or TIE OCCURRENCES oF THE DAY
AMONG TIRGMEN.

ANONG II ~ MEN.
A conference between the steward. Of the new
Jockey club and committee Of the horsemen
v,as held Yesterday T. g. Clarke. Peter Walden.
Iames T. Dyer and Charles Boyle composed tho
committee All OF the questions that submitted
were discussed length by both sides II is likely
that somt concessions VIII be made by the Jockey
club in regard to the racing associations that are
not licensed by the club, The meeting was extreme
~ pleasant and without a hitch. An answer to the
changes asked by the horsemcn VIII be given by the
Jockey cub come time this week
Henry TAYLOR, the Jockey who was Injured the
other day Is not In any immediate danger. HIS doc
tor said yesterday that there was marked I'M
provement In the boys condition, and that the
amputatlon OF his leg not at all likely.
with seven races the programme the threaten
ing weath.r dd not prevent 1000 persons from
visiting the track Don Alonzo was looked upon as
a certainty for the first race As there were seven
ty-four bookmakcrs IN line almost forty fewer than
were In line on the first day short prices were the
rule Don AlOnzo at 10 on when the bet
ting began but the heavy commissions Of the
plnngers quickly forced the odds down until . to
on was the best price in the ring. I'd. Kearney
had a larg, following. as many persons noticed as
he passed the finish in his last race. that his saddle
had slipped back 10 his tanks, running his chances
He was perslsently played. both straight ana place.
hence the .bookmakers did not reap as great
harvest AS some Of them expected. After the usual
the lead which he secured at the lrst turn. where
he went TO the front and remained there to the end
Don Alonzo. who tried TO bear out at the pwyer
stables was second. lie made up lot OF ground In
the stretch but Ed Kearney lasted long enough 10
win.
Hoey was rated peaches and cream by MS
owner, Alfred Lakeland. who plunged on MS
chances. His former partner. Edward Purser
placed a large amount OF money Hoey and
big following OF the talent put their money down
as II they were stealing the bookmakers' treasure
Addle was heavily played for the place The nag
fall settled whatever chances Addic may have had
and made Toey look like sure thing for MS
hackers Hoey won he pleased. with Maidstone
second and the Dolly colt third Edward Purser
was on hand when Hoey was led up TO be sold'
and bid Hoey up from 800 10 s2.JO5 thereby re-
ducng Alfred Iakeands winnings 1905.
After the horse was led away Lakeland started
on a run for the betting ring. large crowd roi-
lowed at his heels. expecting TO see fracas When
Lakeland reached the ring he drew large punch
Of winning tickets on Hoey out OF his pocket ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-20

without appetlte-look out. You are rtarving
some important organ through inappropriate
nutrition.
Thomas Harrison is the proprietor OF the IA
nous Harrison farms OF North Dakota. He
holds the Office OF notary public. and Is coroner
OF Trail County He writes from Blanchard.
North Dakota:
1.-TWO years ago when the grip was prevalent
I'm this country. ! suffered very much from this
trouble. The disease fingered with me until II
developed into catarrh OF the head. For this
loathsome trouble / tried many remedies adver-
tlsed for Catarrh without any permanent relief.
and while spending the winter ~ '92-'93 In los
Angeles / treated by a specialist without
any better results. Seeing palne's celery COM
pound advertised. | tried II. not expecting much
relief. "a thought that | could not be cured. |
used one bottle ~ directed and was entirely ard
permanently cured. This over ak months
ago. and have not experienced n return Of any
Of the symptoms though | have been exposed
to the Indictment weather in North Dakota and
have not caught the least cold this winter. when
had been troubled with the catarrh would
have had cold after cold all winter. | Will cheer
fully answer any inquiries a. 10 the correctness
OF my statements. Many around here are using
the compound ON the strength of my recon-
Wendaton. II makes people well"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-20

to the renowned son OF 1roquois, Tammany. and
perhaps better
In The Hudson Stakes the four starters were
Struggling along when Mr. Rowe dropped the Tag
With a fair start Prince OF Monaco would have
run second to Gotham. But Mirage got the place.
RamapO, PlckpOc<et and Stowaway made a close
finish In the NTH race heads separating them AlaN
was a bad last In that contest. Ramapo ran a blgn-
~ creditable race.
There were seven races as had received 50
many entries that 1t was divided The sixth race
was Singular because Paladin. The Sage AMI
Maretti the first second and third choices. were all
unpIaced The Sage is owned by Colonel Thompson.
who bought the Brookdale Farm after the death OF
Mr.. Withers, and The Sage Is named after the sage
OF Brookdale The colt Is full brother Of Stonench
He ran as II very short OF work StOnenell has be
a very fleet Splinter in the hands Of Michael
F. Dryers trainer. II Colonel ThOmpsOn's trainer
does fun justice to The Sage. ana gives him plenty
OF work and plenty OF racing. he may possibly rival
his elder brother in sprinting But StOnene requires
a great deal OF racing keep him IN form. -. prob
ably does The Sage. The BrOOkiale colt Is never
likely to be a slayer. For a son OF Sionehenge ana
Nell 10 stay mile and quarter at any axe wJui
be little short Of a miracle.
II is reported that William G. DAILY Is hard AZ
work studying the records Of the Crusa les. ana
rumors ahoat that he may be selected as the
champion OF the betting rings and the b0okmakers
TO meet Peter the Pool Room Hermit In single com
mind historical students OF the fitting the Field
OF the Cloth OF Gold and the Gentle and Joyous
Passage Arms AT the Tournament y Ashby De
la ZOuche. II the bold warrior Daly charges WIN
his wooden leg in rest. Peter the Ponderous may wen
avoid the outset and fly the field. Then William ..
DAILY would b. known in the annals OF fame -
William the Conqueror Daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-20
New-York. May ~. 1894.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE TRADE NOTES.

There has been a splendid business this last week
a, the repository OF ". II. Gray. No. - wooster
a. The demand las chiefly been for Hight traps for
city and country driving. Mr. Gray Is showing a
most varied stock u traps IN colors Of every con-
celvablc combination and with a fair day come
pentv Of BUYERS and they IND what they desire
without n great deal OF searching.
Tho Ncw-York Coach Horse and Cab Company
continue - 4, good business In tandem. fourth
hand matched pairs and saddle horses. G. q. Pratt,
the manager gives his special attention TO the Sc
curing and training OF these horses ana they can
b. Appended upon TO be as represented.
The repository Of H. y. Waterhouse Son Is
filed 10 It's utmost capacity with traps and car
rlagcs OF the latest design. superior class or
workmanship shows itself the moment ones eyes
resf upon their work They exhibiting great
assortment Of vehicles OF all kinds. and they have
come 10 stay. o., ,r...--,-.. .
/ f Day No. GO Murray-st.. sod on THURSDAY 10
Samuel Water Of Wilkcsbarre Penn, for $50 the
Miller Knoblock street sprinkler thai he exhibited
a., Tho Worlds Fair. II Is an elaborate nnair haV-
inc silver mountlngs and being painted In attractive
c,lors Mr. Walter does the sprinkling for Wilkes
h,rre and several OF the surrounding towns.
Tr,psi Traps, is the word YOU hear In every car
r,age salesroom. The demand to Increase
every day AMI each day makes n new addition 10
me ALREADY large stock Of Roberts u Rrinkcrhon,
No lii Chambers-st. They are also showing an as
eortment OF harness and horse-furnishing goods or
fine quality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-20

H. we repeated kind experienced by persons trou-
ana, ' Insomnia. soon bring about an alarming con-
,,.. 'ne nervous system The shaking hand. con-
III. ne bfain' ispscs Of memoir; and ioss OF appe-
A.. e' with terrible pre- :lslon. tho ravages pro-
sroy ~ loss Of sleep. which ~ unremedied must do
each ~. equilibrium altogether No better and thor
Comm, 'ne exists than Hostetters Stomach Blt,ers
STEADY '.nse and experience point 70 its carly and
n:ass. ~ cases OF insomnia II strengthens weak and
Way ension OF overstralncd nerves. which. BY the
ptrsnsr.,,, 70 unmedicated srnulants will DO
mst 49,. "hie the after effect OF such excliants Is
vkr,n, s. Under the influence OF this benign In
Wafort pps'ite. digestion and sleep return and bodily
= ehna health are alike promoted. 1t is Invaluable
M ~ mser liver complaint, constipation rhsu-