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, 1874-08-31
rFE.Goop .sArdAR1TANs,

Tho Good Bamaritnns lcld their second "con-
4orsational meeting" at tho Shelter, Al Lasallo
street. yesterday afternoon. Whilo tho exercises
are cnled conversational, ''shey are really of q
eorni-roJigiouH character. : Tlofo wore about
twenty-five pcrsona proHcnt yesterday, half Of
whom wore inmates Of the Shelter.
Tho exercises wero opened By singing. 'The
morning light il bronhiug." hfr. Billings pro-
sided at tho organ, Which, has been kindly fur
nishcd by tho Mason & 11amlin Organ Company
for tho use Of the Shelter. Mr.. Billings thon
read tllu 10th chapter Of tho Gospel of st.
Mark. This WAS followed by h1B rend-
ing nj, a.. anonymous. poem,e entitled
"Iho Wator Mill, which ho said ho wished to
substitute for prayer. Tbis Of course mot ap-
proral,'for tho Society has csohcwcd MI prayer,
except the Lords pryor:
Nr. Bilnngs .no1t proceeded to addseee the
away lho stones 'frou st. Mark, ILL., 49, lilo
laudcd. tho work Of the Society and approved
tho exclusion OF prayer. from its Sunday aftor-
noon services. He wanted to see it kept clear Of
would do noble work. ''Shall wo gather at
tho river ?" was then sung quito earnestly; alter
which Mrs. Leonard, President Of tho Society,
led in tile Lords prayof, which was repeated By
tho entire meeting. Nearer, my God. to thco -
NnB thon sung.
11rs.Wllls; a:viator,. followed tho singing in On
address, approving tho PLAN and object Of
tho Society," and Wishing Il God-speed:
. Quito number of Invitations had boon sent
to tle keepers aril inmates of tho houses Of ill
fame in tito city 70 nttend tho meeting, but
'AIay Brown" Of No, 52 Desplainea straot, and
QUO Of hor Il boardo,s," scro tho only oues 10
respond Throughout tho mceting. tloy entered
heartily into tho excrciAes. At tho close they
expressed themselves as vol pleased, aud
prol11iHcd to he regular attoudantB upon tho
sunday concentrations" The Society'wlll maot
again noxt Sunday, md it is expected that moro
OF tho fallen " will be present, and tint somc
Of then, ecu bo induced to speak.
, 1874-08-31
LOCAL LETTERS.

10 the Editor ef Tho Chfeaga 1fsou'se; ~,
SIN; And now a great many parties want to
know why don't Tho South Park COMMITS
sionors have Sewers malc down on Grand l'oulo-
yard? Several owners doolaro tl,oy will build
whon f,,oy can CONNECT with Sons sowor. Tho
nina housos now erected there Will, find immoai-
ITO: tonants tho day TINT sewerage is surely es-
tabliBhed. nm.
either ejdo Of Grand boule9ard will not cpat
m,loh, and can ho flushed 'nis iall easily. 80
sRy they who know. lhoF1asIf-o"aEAs.
Cu1cAao, Aug. ., 1874.
, 1874-08-31

70 !Ae Eai4or a 7ht chtcaao 7T4ouns:
81R: In Sunday Il TnlbuNE you printed local
article NTH tho caption IAN Old 1nhnbltant
ncpurractod," gtfing an account Of tho recovery
Of tho tolnbstono Of "Absam II. hfarh1o. who
died Nov. oA 1a46." and lo0atlng tho riaco OF
discovery Il the cornor OF Taylor AMI 8tato
streeta fou arc mistaken in atating that nono
of the old Batlora of Chicago rceolloctoa any,
thing bbout 1tr. MarEle, aa no vnB one VI tho
or,a;aal hetel:toeprra here, apd at one timo was
rntno host Of the once popular "ulinola Ex-
, 1874-08-31

10 ths E.istor at Tho chteauo Tribune:
Sir: I noticed In your pnpor this morning
that tho remains. and tombstone Of Abram A.
Marko wcro found on tho promincso Of Mr. Celia,
cornor Taylor md stato >st1oets.' I Knew Mr.
Abram A. Marble we'll. His wifo and daughtor
(A1rs. Nortot) residual wilmotso,, a .fcw lniloa
north Of Ghicngo. aud Willie Darch, grandson,
Ia in printing office In tho city. can bc found
ut 98 Washington street, at my office, and will
do not know when NIr. n. was buried.
Cu1cAuo. Aug, %, 1874, ii. N, Lo1tD.
, 1874-08-31
First Second 1A,ra FaurM :6pecial
class. etass. ctas,. etass. el1ss.
ret ,oal .6a

THE C1N0sSNATI GREAT NORTHERN ROAD.
VAN WENT, O., Aug, 2o.-At t4o annual moot
Ing OF the stockholdora OF tho ,Cncnnati Il
Great Northern Railroad the following Directors
AlcAlullen, and r. 2. Roberts. Pittsbulg Judge
Latiinor, Defiance u. T. Iurpon and " 4.
Weston, Groonylllos Davis johnson. Van Wort
John 4: Hubbard Prssidont, of West Virginia;
Tho Directors decided to build FL miles OF road
at once. which will tako it to the croesng OF tho
Wabash loal in Paulaing County.
TIE CHICAGO 1LLlNoI6 RIVER ROAD.
The grading Of tho ChicaGo Il Illinois 1liYor
tlos arc on tlo ground. Tho bridges between
Joliet md tile coal~nelds Of tho Company :aro all
completed, anl track-laylng will ho commenced
in TOW days. THO rails Lave beeu contracted
for from tic South Chicago rolling: mlla,, and It
uoxt few days. Ono Of tue engipou is already ut
Joliet. and i'll ohnrgo OF that excellent cnGlnocr
Donond who haA boon for eighteen years On tho
Cut0H Railroad. Tho Company cxpocts to
haye eyersshing IN running order for tho coal
Tho most elccoa1fui narroW-gauso road In tlo
country H tho Donvor l. Rio Grando in Colorado.
It bus completed. anl,has in working order, 1l6
Iabrun, and it il proposqd to push / aonthward- r.
y to Ia raso south Of 6anta Fo on tho lilo
Cyanide. : Its gross earninGs for 1873 were
i,1m passengers: a180, ,598 freight. $2no, l3o
othor SOURCES s11 1856; total, 539a,G5l. The ops-
Grating oxpenHos wore sl97, l2l, Or leaa than 90
lor cont !; the net earnings, s105, ,52o Tho total
cost Of the road with its equipments (13 locomo-
tiyos, 10 pasaengor and baggage cars. 1Go freight
carH. and 118 coal caIa) has been SG,52au09
Us capital htook ia ~, 00o:0Q0,: and it's funded
debt ST, ,0a0 Zoo, tho lattor boarng por cont I'LL
toreat. ..
Tor tho ycnr onding Juno 30, 1874, tho Lako
Shore Il Michigan Southern Railroad give tho
average mioa per year made by their various
, 1874-08-31

at tho e1porHo OF llo taxpayers who nrc directly
sub1eot to the Vicoroy 1t ii trl,o TINT tho natiyo
princen pny Homo triflng a,'n,s aa tribnto to tho
paramount powor., but thoy amount to !asa than
lowanoos ,uaalo, by, tho doYarnn,ent Of Inslia to
tho aamo Princes, oharuoablo Oh the rosonue
ptovinod exclusively by onr own ta3payoss
amounts to Ill annual Bm Of II 750, ,00U
, 1874-08-31

iNE lN1EHNh4lVNAH D1tDIEs
Tho difficulties bctwccn tho Great Western
and CauadA Southern Railroads concerning tho
right or,way over tho international BRIDGE md
tho small strip Of land leading to tho samo. have
at length boon aettlod to tho satisfaction Of ho,ls
pnrtioy. Tho affair, Which bad q worry bad look
from n tlstanee docs not gootn 10 have boon worry
seriously regarded BY tho mon Oh tho ground, III
tho omploycB Of tho conflicting companies aro
said to iaye spout much Of t1o tinao when work
wss sstoppod sdrnking :beer and joking each
othor ovcr tloir holligcront attitude. Tho terms
upon which The adiuHtmont Of difficulties IN
mado arc private. Tho representatives
OF the two roads mot at Tho aoone Of tho elltl-
Guilty.. and agreed that tho OanaGa Southern
Company should lavo tho right TO lay their
tracks to tho bridge, as thoy had attempted to
DO before; but whas consideration or EoAson led
tho Great Westoin Company to withdraw itn OBJ
jeetiunB Ia not Btatod it nl6U appears, from
tho torms Of tho soilomcnt, thst, instead OF tho
Grent Western Company having a laRso Of tho
bridge, aa heretofore, tho Canatla Sonthorn now
has ai oqual right to 1T aud cash Company will
carrios over 1t. Dut httio work was ncoossary
to connect tue CANADA Southern track with thu
bridge, and that work has already boon COM
pletud. Connections hAvc alao heen inalo hy
tho Canada Southern with tho Now York Ce,i-
tral and Eric Nntlronaa a.,d tho work OF milking
connections with tho international bridge III u1l-
dor way. tho necessary arrangements to that end
having becn completed.
THE GREAT WESTERN OF CANADA.
Tho Toronto Globe, in common ting upon tho
difficulties unlor which tho Grcat Wastern Rn,i-
way ofCauata ia at presont laboring, eays .that
llso shareholders Of thu road !iayo not boen allow
to tako action upon tho report Of the lnvaatigat-
ing Committee. They hayo adopted tho report
Witch told 10 scyoroly against tho Board md ro-
tont management OF tho road. aud tho Direct
ors haYo recognized tho strong oxITeHsion Of
foellug against them by;a resignation ell inasse
Tlnt tloy had entirely lost'the contldanco Of tho
proprietors wna shown by tlso fact that thoy
could only demand . littlc moro than lalf tho
proxies socured by tho promotora OF tho recent
Inquiry. Tho shareholders havo dlHp1nyol much
energy audpromptitsdo. but their duty has
just commenced, aud tho future prosperity Of
tho undertaking will depend tn q large measure
upon q rigid aulorcnco TO sound principles, eouo
Of which i'll tlc mure recent past Aayo boon too
little regarded.
z:Tt cnnnnt he deniod TINT for so,no fi,no r,ost
+ho Grcnt Wastorn Ina hcsr orarfnnljv .insnf,
..to,,H,1 -. +,s na,;,naf,. rai,1in,,a yt;nai
Influences haya bocomo agsociated with tic M
dartnlsine. And It ia not necessary to oont ont
thnt ti,o nomnnt tl,is ia tiotontoi by thnso unon
whom ,uhnthnr in n,,ner;nr nr nnhnrt,;nntn nnn;.
tons. the working Of Tho line md Mi conuactoi]
wifi, |, tono,,fn. tondency to denora1fZat:nu ia
a,lro TO set IN.
Another email sa5@Sfs ssad as 1eea 1x seeslea up by
iisns 80 rIamtn III. t. noeat,,r pn;IiieoI nh ~
, 1874-08-31
LOCAL MIstELLANY.
r11n RETURN or TIE OYSTER

n11n r1rrr7sN on rF3H f,varr1r,,
Th1 aHu n.1tx -sN ,,s,,o5 iato nnnss III M
nsnr,ae neo Pattaory Of J lortv w, and and
ncer I'd libttum," holding TINT what or how
nI,ch ! o,tlzou drink waa not nnother olt,zo,,,a
...-,... 80 ,,a,, t,,,o1 ,.,,.4 ~. T.. ,.I
,uei1eee' nu,. 1.'a .,ono" '"a' 'ao wy 40"
aVoa "hep tno5 nau tno slghs 70 70 aha oomo'
pealt and think. oat and drink, rs thoy chose.
Fithout fooru Of molostution. Unfortunately
..,..nbor~0t,,at ] ~, ona ,,o;,t ,,o ,cna.
us1aAou~tna' " ono pons 'uu 1' ~.
VS. ol tue 1ooploB party "ore IN
tcgotcd eyon as tho Committee Of
leycnty,, Tho pcculiar autipatl,y VI tho 1attor
,odv Il Will In rrmo1,hcrcd wa, Intoxicating
tann,s Of % ~ linila eI, rom tbo croumy lagor,
sIao1a " az k!nos' lfolh ~ s'os w. o,,a,,n1;o
Nth Its inflnitoalnaal perc6ntngo OF a'eooo"o
ItinuLnnl; up to tito deadly cocktail, anu aimoat
n,nn,1 D. tlomoro1vin1 .vl,akv strofeht and III itH
as,I,o str,a.,os I'm or,,anl;nr soptuaeint matlo
uJNae as.nsssee tuo W., ~ nj, o1tocothor.
lon9 pull stfonG pun. n.@ o1dp,nn,;nn nf f1his
u the dsSoc.ion q TUG nttos apautup''o" ~
What WHISKY 5as &c ~, sno n"nrn,a' n,rir .nnd ~
y oyatern proved 20 tn1 41'to nowor - stnr,,
low mouths aItet thvy Gau G. @ r.. p ,,r,,;,,;t;,,r-
odiot isBlea from elfo ~, -. t,,n s,'nc,nt
undof heaTy penn't'cn ILL.,. .u ~ Ms T,nn 1niv
biValros during tne mons r. XXX, H.
ofuer caliAcd 10 tn1 ,J - tf 1tom",. a. in
oyeorhonso ,o H. ~" ha ~ olnoa to voto
koepere, Nnos ~: ~ ,non ,.i,o rnt,i,a1 Aim,
into po"or tno ,non WIZ f,,i1 nuo0on 1o;,ni ana,a
OF tnoit pttn.esTTpt ~" yyitit,, ouoo,.t;.
% tho tlme ~ nS .an ~ ,..-ti;,a n1 .o,
thcy dcomeo ~ ulus an,, .', 10 nuT M ~
nica ana loonou uon n,,te,f o ~
Ganou nnror ~, ~, ;csn o1ahrs t,,t oa i tic
HVt uH u 1otAn* ~ tse"tu Soss ~ t.N
, 1874-08-31
REAL ESTATE.
CITY. :Rp2l Estate Tor Sale,


b:;1 RI t,t ,4 Block
MOl: :l0TtiE XDDiriVN~I,otb s. aid sass ID fest Of
f.! q n Ylao'S 1t, hetns ,las taat an uuroust
sE u y L a tf,ct et lsna !ylng .ont # 1urous;
~ III on Sos UIst aad IL Il S ss
81 i ttlsnsalsr Eoes ?, land postl ot Eseon!e;
- !Si' Ssta In ulpe
;s Il; s. $j;;}f;M n!sss 9
M q So in9s nI n NIT HIM. s aSn r oos 90 aas ns
CHiTlSX' 'S II tis sse'u and g. aud
"sA a. 's'9s
oo 1af seH ss4fEs tpsis n o u
!9tS Dnsk T. hs4nF :oA tsss on"assnSsoa by q sost
h3ifoSI sE4gi9aes 4 10. - Block lsz being
tf ~ b. s'1is Sa nSs; Ss Is cast Of South
-GIaska belaf y faet y about l. ieot. Fapnlg ifaH
gH sata taot assulsa hyoy raaad about l'' faut
THO uarth hnit Of ssIa Lot 49, rost Of Clarkst.
by about FL ioat " @enworil;trv 9ds. t
o 4 81 sss '!f1.
of Rsnialp.srt. anil The noslh lno q n!"npost;
u ~, r, t1: liz, x 1' s''i'0 for
Tssis9ost. ESis !lds TWIN ~ o. balance in
and Syuars egal rhyiHcHta, With tnestt annually III
ndysnco At pSr cpat ~ wlalo an.ount 11n,,'a; NJ,
sf 5 as:ay sp
tha1ooa :. y. HAYES. ulty uoMptzoilur.
, 1874-08-31

Not to Eat with
merely, wcro touth gtvon us. Providence intended
them tn add to personal deolfness, nnt they will to
No. IL VIC british tom With Hozolons mud thoreby keep
them NlIato AMI sound.
, 1874-08-31

:: III. kngnford's ,Oswogo Starol,
has nlwaya tacn tho lrst prize whorovar exhibited In
compet't!on for purity, strength, anu lustrc. has
no oNunl.
, 1874-08-31
i, OCEAN NAVIGATION
NEW YORK TO CARDIFF,

Tho South .Wa,os Atlantic Steasal!p Oonpanys My
siil from Ponnsylsanin iiat.tonti.Whnri Jorsay uIy
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Aug al EPEhllttlUlsE ...".Snpt1 u
oatrytng Yods and pnssonEurs Mt through tntca from
AZ phtts 9f tho unttqd States nnl CANAL! Il, nFta III TITO
nftto! C!,Anlso!. nd a nthur nnnts In ls,,ght,d.
5heao s0Anshs utlt expressly fhr tho tthd1, hrprro
consoninnce Hf
- CALM AND sTEEnAofs pAssEsGEns
first Cabin aa and $50 outrcncr. Hccond Cabin, 356
qPHr,onIcys stsosagc. t. a 3V cnsloney. 49,
nfafta tnr .c1 and UPWARDS.
Ias fF%5i1es % p9taqplass. apply in Cardiff, et the Cons
Al0lIinALD BAXTER ! VO., .Agunt..
ma Il HseHdWay.
, 1874-08-31

Total amount due aud uakoi for.. .$I0,ol475
Tne es.mnto on notion..w's nccaptcd and
placcd on lilo, and the following resolution
adoptod:
Hcsoptd That $J0,01o Of tbs fourth estimate of q,
=, ilequenibonrF, ptesael ts day. ou Ills CONTRACT,
ablo in Tho watur bonds Of tho Town OF Lake.
On motion Of sir. Colman, the fourth cstinnto,
together with tho tirno sucuno1ing eBtimntcB,
were refarrod to Tho Water Commissioner and
tho Eueinoor to examine as to tho number OF
feet lNid. -.
Tho Special Committee appointed to report on
tho extending, grading, md gravoling Of Won't
worth avonuo, from S9yonty-iirst Atreot to Vim
connes ayenuo, reported faVosably. Tho Board
then adjourned.
, 1874-08-31
THE clcAGo DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, XuGUsr ST. 1874


1904 feet 4lnch plpc, delivered aud 1aid.. e5oaea
Totat .s64 39s 10
Less 10 lor cent. ,4J1.Bt
,... ss7,p55.oo
mo 17ater.gatcs 4-inth... ............,, 9St0.nD
ErGiHllt OIL b1tu0.s 1G5,lD
Ouc-hslf Of tho rcsorso for tho Recond cAtl-
mnto. ......"....".............. l,o141o
$65,044.75
Credit by warrants. 25,OuO00
, 1874-08-31

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u English and French boarding. end a. s1aysc9ool tor
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No one remedy Is louder
called for by the necessities
OF the American people than
y SURE and safe cu-e for
Fever and Ague. such
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Ayers Ague Cure,

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30 WI. eradicate The disease. and with assur-
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WAT which protects from or prevents this
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Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and WEIGHT is Seen and Felt

Every drop OF the SARS. PARULIAN REsoL-
VENT eommunica o. throughih the Blood, Sweat Urine,
Aad other Fluids and Juices OF the system the vsor Of
hf for 1t eairs The wastes OF the body With new and
sound material ScrofulA, Syphlis, Consumption,
GlNndulAr disease Ulcers In the throat, Noulh 1u'
mor Nodesiu tho Glands siher parts OF The SYSTEM
Sore Eyes StrumOrous discharges from the kars ana
The worst forms OF Skin diseases, Erupons, Fever
sorcs SeAld II al Ring Worn. salt Rheum Erysipeas,
Acne Ria L Spots, WurmAin the Flesh Tumors, Can
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rhArges Night Sweal Ioss ofSperm ana all wastes OF
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wonder OF Molsrn haInlsiry, and Few days uSs VII
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Ifths patient duly becoming REDUCED by the vaSte1
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in arresng these wastes. and repairs the samo
with new mA'erial made from healthy blood-And this
The SA RSAP ARILiIAN illand does secure--a cure
certain. fir when once ibis remedy commences ia
work OF pnri1ra and succeeds in diminishing The
los OF wastes It's repairs Will be rapid. and every day
the patient Wlfesl himself growing better aud stronger,
the fooddiceStng better appetite improving, andhssh
and weight Increasing.
Ne. only does tho SARsAPtRILiIAN RrsoLVENr e1ceIS
al oOw q remedial agents In the cure ofChronie Scro-
falons Constitutional, and SSin diseases 6utll ne
on v Do.ltiys cure for
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Chesapeake g. Ohio Railroad,

Which, Great Easand West TTun[ Line by reason its short bne cas-
the year must
the city Huntington Va Rich
be- "n made at sT the city eff Huntington
Railroads extending through the entire Vest and Northwest
s @ BE- "s Sssn
bs @ nPsR will the six
% Il s" With . ill., Oh a%as oh pn ss 1s'
point The valley S of the o Ohio nd w. 1,ij" %
he and G rnS will give s5 cheap
superior others the United States for the variety The suPeo
% P peculiar Co... f'.1
s the Sss as 1 % timber nSo"n great
The celebrated for the abundance and excellent
Il, , r. i s %l"f' c r ssae aa o Rs
will form the deep ra a the S GhPs Bay and
co . for s aS S. S Of ss a
ing Of Of Europe ;. ,n., m a..
addition which the site remarkable and
laid out the city plan
,sSa @ .a s n ao 2 tn.
S hass a.. NIB been nd. Sufficient
and % anunaao room 1 Ss s sr enough allow space for til.
p 4. ss s re: S 9sss Gs de @ Tn's SOP
which viii forever nuisapcss the Vicinity
plan which can be easily economically
% the esais pa. the
'hs higher s branches learning mod
The 'G p! on OF lots SSsS
Of
purchase deferred and
credit deed
given made in accordance with the stated
purchaser required build the lot purchased within from
and conform specified regulations regarding
the eand location o. buildings to be erected
Of
older
the
Foundr
supply Of the Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad and its
|
" ~ ID. w. EMMONS, Gent Supt
JOHN III. OLEY, AGENT
| Huntington, West Va.
JAMES j. TRACY, seyons T,9wy
81 William Street, New York
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Sawed Lumber.

A. B. PALMER,
Agent for the
Marker Z Mockhee. Planning MIL
Co. Of Ripley, 0.
Ia, on hand and piH receive this day
5000 #. dressed and seasoned pop
lar lumber.
5000 No. I, &c in. sawed pine shin
giles.
100000 Cut poplar shingles.
100 600" Poplar lath.
100 Windows assorted. primed aud
glazed.
10000 #. dry poplar flooring, yellow
pine, white pine, and black wal
nut flooring.
100 PANEL doors.
WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES
MADE TO ORDER.
Dressed Pine in. II in. IL in. and
II in. thick.
10000 e.. Of Weather boarding.
Fancy
Brackets.
Mouidings
And sill building material furnish
ed prompt, on short notice.
Buildings erected On short notice
Sd Avenue bet 9th and 9th streets
Huntington. WestVa. IF.
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Millions Of Acres
RICH FARMINGLA NDS
IN NEBRASKA
NOW FOR SALE VERY CHEAP!
Descriptive pamphlets, with Sectional Maps, fire

TEN ysAas CREDIT N-rsrsT ONLY 6 Fu cEsrl
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!

STRONG AND PURE RICH BL0OD-INCREAsR
OF FLESH NND WEIlHr-CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED To ALL
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-04-23
II URS Err Y

The undersigned leg leave 20 inform
their patrons aud the public in general
that they oeer al ihe Hopeweil Nursery
QUAKER Bottom, Lawrence Co., Ohio, fan
Of 1873 and spring Of lo74 the following
fruit trees Evergreen SC.
99J9y Apples trees,
$500 Peach trees.
$3.50 Pear trees. standard and Dwarf.
$3.50 Cherry trees in variety,
5000 Eyergreeus in varieties,
99JJ Grapes severa! varieties.
1883 Curants, goOseherry, raspber
~ &c.
AiIofwLuh well be sold low FOR Cash
A lirCss IS We
,,-sn c. rUELEv & SONS
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-04-23
Kidney Dc Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb diseases Ora vel Diabetes, nropsy,
Soppass of Water IucOnuncuce 81 ruc, IriehtsD DIS
e1ss AibumnurA, aud IN al cases where here arg
brck dust deposits or the wate Is thick c.ndy mneo
with stances ike The whiIeot an egg, orthreads IKE
sace and white bOne dust deposits and when thereis
aprckiag barning sensation when passing water, ana
pain IL The small Ufthe Back and along the Lons.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-04-23
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGy 4 cured for fry cents. There is
not remedial asrnt THIS world tAt viii cure Fever
and que aud all other Naln-ious, Bilious Scareh
Typhoid, Yelisw, and oiher Feyers aided by RAD
WAYS PILLS 80 quick rs RADMAf'SR READY RE"
LIEF. Pifty cents per bottle.
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The highest Medical Authorities of Eu-
rode say the strongest Tonic, Purifier and
Deobstruent know in the medical world
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