Th Daily Review,
jostf. T. jamks. En. aud Prop
WILMINGTON. N. C.
SATURDAY, APRIL 12.
V 1EM 5 AND KEV ifc.V S
Seve-al military surgeons in IMgitlW
have combined to writo an article-on tie
best way to combat the mania for drink
ing wbicb has become very prevalent in
tbe army.
Tennyson, the poet laureate, is visitir g
his brother poet, Aubrey De Vere, at
Limerick, Ireland. He intends introduc
ing tbe sioge of Limerick and some of its
heroes in his next poem.
Mr. B. Chambers,of the Post Office De
partment at Washington, writes that there
are no fewer than 4,000 women Postman
ters in the United States, and that the
number is on the increase.
"The bestowal of a Cardinal's hat on
Dr. Newman was due to the influence cf
the Duke of Norfolk, the premier Duke
of England, who was a pupil of his at
Edgebaston, and whohasagrcat reverence
for him. He had an interview with the
Pope some few months ago.
Much of the meat sold in London as
prime English beef is American. Ameri
can beef sent over in refrigerators is just
as good as English many think it better.
At one of the first clubs in London re'
cently there were served an English and
an American sirloin of beef, and no one
could tell the difference.
One of the small seeds of a grape ban
caused the death of a resident of San
Francisco by lodging iu tbe intestines and
forming an abscess. Fatal results, more
especially in children, are known 1're
quently to have followed the swallowing
of grape seeds, which pass out of thej
fc r r . I
stomach undiiret.t( d. irritating the stnad $
intactinoc cmrl rirrwl nfA n T ilifl immfttioU . 1
1 m nn af i.-.n f
The royal plate at Windsor is. worth
$0,300,000. It includes a gold service
ordered by George IV. to dine HO persons
and a shield formed of snuff boxes worth
$50,000. It includes also a peacock of
precious stont s of every kind, broughls
from India, worth Si 50,000, and Tippoo's
footstool a tiger's headwith crystal teeth
and a solid ingot of gold for his tongue.
Both Mr. and Mrs, Gladstone have
been for some time much indisposed, and
the former still is. He was. unable to at
tend the banquet to Lord Dufferin, and
has been subject since to a succession of
attacks of influenza in Us worst form, ac
companied by sore throat and general de
bility. He has been confiened to his bed
most of the time, and is so feeble that all
his correspondence has been done by his
daughter, Helen Charlotte.
Mr. James Gordon Bennett has been
entertaining at Somerby Hall, in Rutland
shire, the Duke and Duchess of Hamilton,
Viscount and Viscountess Mandeville,
Lord Francis Gordon Lennox, Lord Ross
more, Captain and Hon. Mrs. Candy, Sir
John Lister Kaye and Mr. Willing, of
Philadelphia. Somerby Hall is near
Oakham, the birthplace of Sir Geoffrey
Hudson, the famous court dwarf who was
served up in a pie and who killed bis man
in a duel. Mr. Bennett did not Km nis
man in a duel.
Lord CheTmsforJ is one 'of the most
expert players at the game of Krieg-spiel
in the British army. He is a great tac
tician on paper, and devised a system of
manoeuvres in an enemy's country which
was bo highly thought of that it was to
have been put in the regulations for
offiters' drill. Tho recent disaster under
his command has been a great triumph to
military men of the old school, who have
objected to proficiency in science and
languages being made the test of efficiency
in the field.
They are disputing in the Irish pres
over w bo was the first Protestant. Writ
ing to the Queen on Dec. 10, 1839, Prince
Albert informed the head of the AnglicaD
fihurch that his ancestor, "the Elector'
Frederick the Wise of Saxony, was the
first Protestant that ever lived." The date
of this Frederick was 1521, and we thus
have the birth date of Protestantism most
usefully settled by the highest authority.
Something might be said for the priority
of Frederick's teacher, Martin Luther,
Still, not being a royal personage and
having been a monk, he does not count.
Tne largest it: tint at birth of which
there is any authenticated record was
boru iu Ohio on the 12th of last January.
The new-born boy was twenty -three
and three-quarter pounds in weight (the
ordinary weight being about six pounds)
and thirty inches in height (the ordinary
height being about twenty inches). The
circumference of the head was nineteen
inches, and the foot was five and a half
inches in length. Six years ago the
game woman became the mother of a
child eighteen pounds in weight and
twentyfour inches in height. The size
and weight of the babe, though extraor
dinary, are proportionate to tbe size of the
parents . The mother, Mrs. M. V. Bates,
ofXova Scotia, is seven feet and nine
inches high, and the father, a Kentock
'an, is seven feet seven inches hLh. The
London Hospital Museum can baet no
longer of its giant infant, u-bith U only
t we t y -fd u r i ne he b i j hj, v k h t he he$d
thirteen and n half inehfen in circumfepv
er.cv
CON Tfr.M PTI BJ LIT V
If there ever was, lis, or ever will be a
politic d party on the face of God's green
etrth b:ch ever was is. or ever will be
reduced to the lowest extremity of con
tflmptible meanness, to the dirtiest cess
poofs of malignant filth by which to
create partisan capital and infamous eclat
it was, is, and ever will be tbe Rt-pub i
can party of the united States We have
watched with indignant interest the
slaudtrs, viliifications and falsehoods with
which the Republican press throughout
the country have teemed, especially with
in the past year. As the grasp of power
has beeu burejy slipping from .tueir hands
they bare known no calumny too bare,
lipic to litter in- their expressions re
garding the Democratic party in general,
and the South in particular. We ha I sup
posed that they had one so low and had
sunk themselves so deep in the mire of
political animosity fbere could be no fur
ther degradation which they could h ppe tu
reach . But we have been mistaken.
They have ui.splayou a versatility in
meanness of whieh we have heretofore had
but a feeble conception. To illustrate:
On Tuesday last (the 8th inst ) the Nor
folk Guard, a military organization, be
longing to Norfolk, Va.; paid a short
visit to Washington, D.j C, and were
received and welcomed in the latter city
by the Washington Light Infantry, a
company composed mainly of clerks and
attaches of the diffsrent public offices.
The company from Norfolk carried the
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anri ns it, was rtionftr to rhi. hfiv did
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1 not rnrrv thu ?STa ti. iitiai Hio i'(r thp. kimnU
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reason that they had no military right to
do so. One National flag is allowed to each
regiment :iiid is not used on parade when
less than a battalion i.n in line never by
a single company, iiu!, because they
appeared in this very proper order with
their State flag, but without the National
flag, a few ill-mannered people who' had
ruore zeal to discover a wrong than they
had knowledge of 'urn courtesy Hue to
visiting strangers or the etiquette of mili
tary conduct, although they profess to
have seen service in tne late war, saw fit
to denounce them as rebels coming to the
Capital to flaunt a rebel flag in tho faces
of loyal citizens. These fire tried (?) loy
alists held a meeting and i inflammatory
speeches were made, which wou'd lead
one to fear that an iuTanoa was immi
nent. The Washington Light, Infantry, how
ever, was the target for the most bitter
shots, as that Company marched to the
whaif to receive their gutsts aud, as a
matter if course, d'.d not carry the nation
ailing. The sentiments of those terribly
frightened and insulted people can be bet
ter expressed by the following resolutions'
which were submitted to the meeting and
adopted, which we clip from the Nairn al
Republican :
Whereas, this city has recently been vis
ited by a company of men troili the tttatb
of Virgiuia, armed at the expense of the
united States Government ; and
Whereas, an organization of men desig
nated as Company A, Washington Light
Infantry, has 'received aud escorted said
company from V lrginia through the pub
lic streets of the Capital of the United
States, refusing or negliecting to bear, iu
accordance with the time-honored custom
on such occasions, the liag of the country ;
and I
Whereas, it is believed ihat saidComp
ny A refused or nglectid to bear our na
tional emblem out of deference to the
wishes ot the said comjiany from Virginia
Therefore be it 1 J
Resolved, The we, ufmorably discharg
ed Union soldiers and jailors, who served
during the late rebellion, desire and deem
it eminently proper to express our utter
contempt of any organization of men,
calling themselves soldiers, who are fur
nished arms by the National Government
who, undtr any circumstances or pretenses
whatever, would consent or e persuaded
to appear upon the public alreets of any
city in this Union without bearing the
Stars and Stripes.
Jiesolved, That sfd Company A of
this city, by appeariug apoa ibe streets
of the Capital of the United States as
escorts for a military organization with
out tht national flag, merits and deserves
the reproach and contempt of all loyal
men, aud that in the iu:ure; we shall re
gard the absence of the United Scatas flag
from their ranks on parade as a direct
and intended insult to the entire, loyal
community and as forfeiting tbeir sup
port.
Resolved, That a copy of these it solut- J
ioas be forwarded to the hooorableSeereta
ry of War, with tbe request that he direct
that all companies armed by the United
States Government shall bear the nation
al emblem on all parades.
At he meeti-jg at which these resolu
tions were .passed the most bitter aud in
cendiary speeches were made, but we have
only room for the remarks of one (Mr.
S. Lincoln) who said:
He was not surprised that the visiting
company did not carry a United States
dag, as a majority of its members were
opposed to it. These creatures had couM
to Washington and flaunted an insuft in
the faces of Union men. Company A
were such tender-skinned creatures and
had so much feeling for these Rebel
whelps that they should be the ones fired
at, and not tba visitors who had such a
holy horror of tbe flag.
Our Norfolk friends, finding they had
become the innocent- cause of so much
'-S. ML' . 4m, IjlS- M
contusion, prtfvrded themselves with
tmxll United States flags which were
pinued to their coats, and when they
started on their retu-n home tbey had se
cured a large fUg wfcicb5 the bore
through the streets to the great delight o
themselves and tbe vast throng- who were
in the streets and on the sidewalks to
witness their departure. Phey took the
flag h me with them.
Wm G. Moore, commanding the Wash
ington Light Infantry, in view of the in
sula oleret to himse'f and command has
published the following which we
clip fn.ru the .Washington Post:
' In regard tr a meeting of Veteran
Soldiers of the Union, held at Grand Army
Hall ! s, evei ingj beg that yuu will per
mit me t say:
'"1 That since the re organ iz ition of
Washington Light Infantry corps A
Comp 03), in May, 1871; it has never
curled iiio .National
or any other
CJ.ors.
"2 That the
rtspousn t,,ilh y for thio
Custom rests upon the com 1 nndiug officer,
w ho p eters to adt e .-e to the rule of the
regular nervioe, in which colors are not
d.owcd to companies, but only to bat
talions and regimen s.
3 That it is false that 'A' Company
carried the National or any other flag
when visiting .Northern cities.
"4 lhatitis equally falstf that the
company refused or neglected to bear our
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iviiiiuuiii emuifiu out or uererence to tne
Wishes of the Norfolk City Guard.
"6 That instead ot having 'studious
u ;livicj tuc nuicituau uag, oue vi lare
dimensions is spread across the Avenue
in front of ths armory, the inside and
outsiile .walls-of whieh are festooned with
the 'Stars aud Stripes.'
"6 ihat it is not correct, as stated
editorially iu a morning paper, that we
are provided with quartwro at theexpeubt:
et the Government.
"7 That the officers of the company
are commissioned by the President.
' 8 Ihat it is cur hope, within a brief
period of time, to parade as a battalion,
when A company wiil be as proud to
march under the gtorious old flig an
when, on the 15th day of Aprii, 1861, it
marched to the War Department and was
mustered into the service of the Unite
States as the rst volunteer organization
enlisted in tebalfof the Union.
"Very respectfully,
Wm. G. Moore.
''Commanding W. L I. Corps."
Space forbids us to give extracts from
the National Republican, hui will say that
it is iu full accord with the malignant
utterances embodied in the 'rosolalto'ns
given above.
Mr. Speaker Randall has announced
the House Committees. Tha list is a long
one, and with a few exceptions, only the
names of the Chairmen are published. Of
these, North Carolina has but two, Scale.,
on Indian Affairs, and Vance, on Patents.
One member from New York, Cox gets
as much as the entire delegation from
North Carolina, he having been made
Chairman of two different committees.
Mind your eye, Mr. Randall !
MOOXSniXE-
The Rome Sentinel thinks a hoalfhy
Indian is a well red man.
America has hr peculiarity in thin
respect, too. It is wonderful how a
rich papa improv -s a girl tj looks.
Rochester Express.
'This,' said Augustus, as Angelina
sat in his lap, sweetly singing. 4rhis
is a matinknee performance, darling.'
Boston Traubcript.
This is the season of t'.ie year when
yenerable hens enter their second
childhood, and tre btoiled for spring
cmcKcns.
An illiterate correspondent, who is
given to eportiag, wants to know when
the 'Anglo-Saxon race, so much talk
ed about, is to come off. Turners Falls
Reporter.
Provident Minister I wish to state
that I have procured an alarm-clock
that will wake up the congregation as
soon as the services are over. Ex
change.
There's one thiug, bjys, that you must
snun,
If you would win voursuif:
We know, for we've been tht re oui-
s 1 ves
It is the old man's boot.
Elmira Gazette.
'I wo mouths with but a gin gle
stew, two spoons that dip as one.' as
the youcg man remarked to his dear
Iy beloved, after giviDar hia econorci
cal order of oue stew, two spoon.'
Aibmy Argus.
Everything Goes Wrong
In the bodily mechanism when the liver
gets out of order. Constipation, dyspepsia.
contamination of tbe blood, imperfect as
similation, are certain to ensue. But it is
easy to nrevent these cnnMnnAncM. unH i-
move their cause, by a course of Hostetter's
Momacn enters, wnicn stimulates the bil-
lary organ and regulates its action. The di
rect result is a disappearance of the pains
beneath the ribs and through the shoulder
blade, the nausea, headaches, yellowness of
the skin, furred look of the tongue, and
sour odor of the breath, which characterize
liver complaint. Hound digestion and a
regular habit of body are blessings also se
cured by the use of this celebrated restora
tive of health, which impart a degree of
vigor to the body which is its best guarantee
of safety from malarial epidemics,! Nerv
weakness and over-tension are relieved by
it , and it improves both app etite ana sleep
SWSWMWSMpp
rpUfi WLMLNtf TON JOURNAL, is one
of the very best advertising laediams in iW
State, Try it.
Miscellaneous.
A SSre Cure for Piles.
fAi
8U
itcbi
reaed I
single dox nas cared the worst old enmni.
gle box has cured the worst old car
cases of twenty-five and thirty y ears' tasdinf.
No one ne-d suffer five minates after anr.lv.
L8 thM.wondejfal ftoothir,K mfediciae. Lu-
uons, instruments and electaariea do more
harm than good. William' Ointment ab
orbs the to mors, allavs the intense itching
( bartfenfa Jy at night after getting warm in
bed), aeta ta a poultice, girts instant and
painless rsttef, and is prepared only for Pilt-s.
itching of the private pan and nothing else.
"I cbns lted pysiciats in Philadel
phia, Lonisviile, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and
this city, and spent hundreds ofdolla-s, and
foaod no re ief until 1 obtained a box of Dr.
Wiiliam's Indian Ointment some iv ur months
ago, and it nas cared me completely.
Joseph M. Ryder, Cleveland, O. 1
gj 'lias done me more good thanal. tbe rndi
clr.e I ever tried, acd I have epent more than
$100 with doctor, besides medicines I am'
cure cost me more than $40."
David Spahling, Ingraham, 11',
"IJare fcuffered twenty yea g with itcbi; g
and ulcerate 1 piles, hvire used eve-v muB-
dy that caoe to my notice without "benefit
antil I wed Indian Ointment atd received
immediate relief.
James Cahkol, (an old mi er)
Tecoma, Nev.
N- Pile Remedy ever gained such
rapia favor and extensi e a!e. -old by all
whulesale and retail drug-tritts. For safe rv
J. C. Munds and T. S. bu bajik-
mch 20 eor-d4'w
Accidents
WILL
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on .
aun si "t m ' y e Tturtm
I !VMt. frtJ0 I THiOJ
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LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
OF OilLE, ALA.
MAULaCE.McCARTHl7. President.
H M. FRIEND, Secretary.
25 Cents fVl. insure 'againts Accidents
for one day in the sum o; ,
$3,000 in the Event of Death
S15.00;Per Week Indemnity
Jfor Disabling Injnrie?.
BATES 1 Day 2S oen ; 1 Pye 60 oenta,
6 Days $1.26 ; 10 Days $2.60; 30 Days $6.00.
Yearly policies issued at from $5 to $20
per $1,000, according to occupation, and
written at short notice,
jane 25
. 1 m j
All Riglif- ftt Lm !
'YY'EARE PLEASED at being able to
state to our fi ivudd and the public that the
etore occupied by us, damaged by the late
fire, has been thoroughly repaired and tha
we have now inst ck a full lice of
Fresh Family Groceries,
and aie prepared to Ell all orders.
We hare eti.l a few articles damaged
by the 1 te fire which will De sold at almost
anj price,,
J. W. ALDERMAN & CO,
Family Grocers,
Cor., Chestnut and W ater streets.
dac 4
Go To
GEORGE MYERS,
11. 13. &. 16 louth Front St
Make no Mistake I
IS THREE STORES contain the Largest
and Finest Selections of Ch i ce
Family Groceries.
Wines, Teas, Liquors and Provisions
the City has ever Known !
Pony, Blue Grass, Delmonieo Ciub House,
Sweet Mash, Smoky Hollow and. Ken.
tncky Gem Whiskeys, Wines, Cham
pagnes, Holland Gin, Jamacia
Rum, French Brandy, ireneo
Cordials, Domestic Wines.
Oolong and Imperial Teas, 25 per cent un
ddr Market Price.
1 00 Bbls Choice Bed Apples,
100 Bbls P ota toe g,
OO Boxes and Bales Oranges.T
lOOOjCeroautj,
lOOOOO Choice Havana Cigara,
3,000 Cases Assorted Goods.
Sweet Mm! $3.00 per gallon.
Baker's Old Bye $2.00 per gallon, ,
Choice Teas dO cents per pound.
Make
Mistake.
Gits him a C
febll
Wilcox, Gibbs & Cos,
CELEBRATED FERTILIZER,
TBE MANIPULATED GUANO
I 'j .. ' - -1 f ' T" -f& '", 8A' sfPfttl " . j.
The Best and Cheapest !
COTTON 'r GUANO!
la offering to you th WILCOX, GIBBS & CO.'S MANIPULATED GUaSG t
aru.ther season, we io so with the ui.st perfect confidence tbat you will fiud i- "
UEs I AN D CIIiSAPEST FERTILIZER ia use. s,n
It is no new article, requiring expeiiments to sestablish its value, hut has Wn
for years with unbouuued succvbs, gaining iu favor from ytar to year, until ii i
accepted as tue 6 TAN DA RD FERTILIZER. 14
It has been our study, not to make it EQUAL to others but SUPERIOR and aj.
our success iu these efforts we refer you to the many of your neighbors who have
it, as well as to tiie thousands in the South Atlantic Cotton States.
This Guano is so well known that it is unnecessary to publish any certificates but
a-iiiex afnv testimonials in our areolars only from Planters who have made so
:-ts of it alongside tbe Peruvian Guano, as showing how it compares nith Peru
Gaanu, wl :L has heretofore been generally esteemed above all other Fertilizers.
He will have only a moderate supply for sa'.e and would request 'Planters ta mafe
their orders early.
Our Agents are authorizedto sell tbe MANIPULATED on very favorable term
pavable in cottou next Fail. "
jau 29-d&w JAS. FBTTSWA7, Ayent
A New Departure.
P. L. BMDUEKS & CO.,
Following tbe example of
Park & Tilfdrd, Ackler, Merrill & Condict
and ether large Grocers of New York
have commenced keeping
BURNETT'S COLOG5 ES !
"Which are acknowledged by all :o be
THE FINEST IN AMERICA. !
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
A LINE OF THAT
Old North Carolina Corn
Whiskey I
Which criated'such a sensation among the
lovers of PURE OLD CORN".
It is made by a Farmer near Charlotte,
and we are the only parties in
tbe State who can sell It.
D7" Guaranteed to be Four Tears old.m
P. L. BR1DGEKS & CO.
THE CAPE FEAR
STILL TAKES THE LEAD !
Our Rockbridge County
Is tbe best $4 Wtiiskey in tbe World !
THE DIAMOKD STAR CIGAR
Th ee for 10 cents, is guaranteed
Clear Havana Filler.
P. L. BE1DGERS & CO.,
i.ni5rri
Even if we are
THE LARGEST RETAIL CIGAR AND
LIQUOR DEALERS IN WIL
MINGTON.THAT WE
ARE ALSO THE
Cheapest Grocers.
P. L. BRIDGERS & GO.
n;ch 26
Bonitz's Hotel,
GOLDSBOEO, 1ST. C.
pRICES BEDUCED.TO $1.25, $1 50 aod
$2.00 per day,acco ding to location of rooms
Single Heals 25 and 50 cents.
Bar, Billiard Boom and Ba, ber hhop
attached to the Hotel-
J&f Accommodations for Ladies and fam
ilies unsurpassed. Special advantages ofler
rd to Commercial Travelers.
WM. BOKITZ,
teb 14 Proprietor.
The. H. XLqKoj, k obt- H- McKoy
ATxORWEYSATLAW
wilminqton, n. a
aoe Sorth ride Market street, between
Second and Third streets,
jan 27-tt
:o:
LIVE ft
This important organ weighs but abom H.-.
pounds and all the bloodViSlSr
about three gallon) passes throeeh itafw
once every half hour tn k..rTL- S
other tnipunnes stram.d or filtered from
Ijiio t rtie natural rmrvxtrvnf k ki "
- .c , - , . a mi. uvwetl '
from the blood, but earned throuch iSewi
to all parts of the system, and in Trying J
S rough the pores of the skin, cauSi
. turn yellow or a dirty brown color The tr
" ach becomes diseased, and Dvnii, i-I
H ton, Consupatjon Headache, tilioU
r. Jaunaifce Chills Malarial Fevers. PihTskk
and bour Stomach, ndgeneral debility
f ""A'iNK,inegreatvcscu.bUd.
1 coverv for torpjdity, ca-jses the Liver toth-c.
EJ Sf (Z?Aa9 to two ounce bile sach lis E
kM , the blood passes through u, as long taerc .
. . an eess of bile ; and.he effect of even a ff.
ooao- upon yellow complexion or a brown dii
lookup skin, wiT. astohish all who try it th -beinr
the first symptoms to disappear fj
cure all bilious diseases and LUer compii.
is md certain by taking Hbpatimk in ao.
anc with directions. Headache is genera-.
curo ia twesty minutes, and r.o disease tr.
aris-. from the Liver can exist if a fair tria i
gi .en,
SOLD AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR PIT La
BY ALj. mUoGlTS.
Price 25 Ota. and $LC;
LUNC
The fatalitY Of fftmnmnmi or Thmat anH
Lung Diseases, which sweep tt the gntvt at
Pucstbi onc-inira 01 ait ceatn s victims, ansa
I from the Opium or Morphine treatment, which
I simply stupefies as the work of death goes on.
5Q iiio,poo will be paid if Opium 01 Morphine, or
any preparation of Opinm, Morphine or Prus
sic Acid, can be found in the ClobB Flowm
Coitgh Syrop, which has cured people
arc living to-day with but one renaming luag
No greater wrong can be done than to say that
i Consumption is incurable. Globe Flowii
0!Cougj Sykup will cure it when all other
Asthma, Branchitis, and ail diseases of the
throat and lungs. Read the testimonials tf
the Hon. Alexander H. Stephens, Gov. Smitn
and Ex -Gov. Brown of G., Hon. Geo. Pea-
fAfy uuuy, as wen as tnose ot ntner rcmarkai:
cures in our book, tree to all at the drug stores,
and be convinced that if you wish to b curea
you can be by taking the Globb Fiowtit
W I Cough Syrup. Take no Troehes or l.orenft
fH for Sore Throat, when you can get Gukc
2 Flower Syrup at same price. For sue ly
ail Druggists.
1 1 Price 25 Cts. and $1.00
(BLOOD
Grave mistakes are made in the trcatmtnt ct .
all di aascs that arise from poison in thcblcod.
IK Not OOe case of Scrofula, Syphilis, Wniftli
O Swelling, Ulcerous Sores and Sicin Disease
a thousand, is treated without the use of Her
curv kl some form. Mercury rots the bones,
and the diseases it produces are worse uan
Many tjcr kind of Diood or skin disease can Dt.
m. I Uvrf1irn Hicaiiab sa I I at-sn
j. j ably founded , and that wiH cwre Caneer-.
""j $10,000 will be paid by tbe proprietM
H Mercury, or any hngredient not portly veg
Price by all Druggists $1.00.
Globk FLOwna Cough Syrdt and
rei.l's Hbpatink for the LiVBjt fcrssle tf
ail Druggists in 35 cent and $1.00 bottles.
A. P. HESSELL k CO., Proprietor
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
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13 AGENT FOB THE BALE OF W ILCOI
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best, cheapest and most popmlar Guano oSef
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and intermediate points,
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Harness & Saddles
FOB SALE AT
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3rd st., opposite City Hall.
BEPAIB1NG BOin WITH HIATnano
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