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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-09
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND,


LONDON, January s.-A correspondent
at Madrid, writing January Sd, says Ia
Quipuzcoa and neiShboring province. 4
hurricane has ragged with terrific VIC.
lence. The railway station At Irun and
miles Of woods on the mountains are
burning. Whole herds OF cattle and ham.
lets have been destroyed. The military
ot the province have been actively en-.
gagged In arresting the flames.
POLAR RELICS.
The British foreign office has for.
warded to the United States relics Of
Porter's expedition brought here by Cap.
tain Mares.
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TRENTON, January s.-The employees
Of the Trenton potteries, in all l,s0O per.
sons, struck to-day in consequence ol 90
per cent reduction In wages.
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CLEVELAND, January S'-AIary and
Ellen Austin, Of Omaha, announced as
lost 10 the wreck, at Ashtabula, were yes-
terday found at Buffalo, alive and well.
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War DETACHMENT,
OE5icE og THk CmxR SIGNAL oTTicER,

a. . WAR DkfAEThENT,
OfiicE oP THk CniHP SIGSAL OFFICER,
WAssNorOS' D. C., January 9-I a. u.
FROBABILITIn
For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and
Upper Lakes, rising followed by fall.
ing barometer, cold west winds backing
to warmer south or east winds and clear
or partly cloudy weather, probably sue.
e'edcd in the last district by snow.
For the Lower Lakes, rising barometer,
followed by falling barometer, lower TEN.
Peraturc than on Monday, west backing
to south winds and clear or partly cloudy
ErgthaF
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Marine Intelligence.

BosroS, January S.-Arrived-The
Steamer Atlas from Liverpool.
NEw YonK, January S.-Arrived- The
Steamer Utopia, from Liverpool.
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GERMANY.


BERLIN, January s.-DismArck is sick,
but not seriously. lie will return To Va:
risin.
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CHICAGO, January s.-The Board o,
Trade at the annual election to-day.
chose D. II. Lincoln, President and VIM
Dickinson, Vice Presi dent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-09
HHAs. E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

{. prpfareI to make careful and complete EnLIy-s
ii Iron Ores, Lime-tones, Mineral Water, eic
IAbOniory cor. 9Th and ChaplIuO streets
au22 Wheeling. W. Va
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LONDON, January S.-Arrived-Thc
steamers Celtic and Italia, from Now
York and Heckla from Boston.
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TERRIBLE STORM.

\ terrible storm Of wind and anoE pre-
vailed last night, and the river is again
frozen over.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-09

LITTLE ROCK, January s.-The Legis-
lature met here at IL o'clock to-day and
organized. In the Senate J. X. jones, Of
TIempstead was elected President. In
the House D. L. Kilgore was chosen
Speaker. The Governors mesasge will
probably be delivered tomorrow.
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The mean temperature for the four
seasons Of the year throughout these %
years was a. follows:
Sprlng..... ......ig, q Autumn ..........G2' GO
The average monthly rainfall for %
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ST. NICHOLAS
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The highest temperature observed
throughout the period named was 1929
and lowest ljo.
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German Fire Insurance Co
OF WHEELING. W. VA.
Organized In 1887.

Capital (Iully paid 900
1000
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENcRR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-17
STAGE ROBBERS BEA Ten OFF.
A Lively Night skirmish ON the Tybo Road
Iighw nSman Jack Dying Game.

A bold attempt To rob the Tybo stage was
made ON NJ. 'av evening. at the W flows sta
uon. forty miles south Of Eureka. At : o'clock
in the evening three masked men put in mn ap-
pcarHnr" AZ thr station. In" two occupants Of
The house were bound. gagged and laid away
where they could mot give The alarm.
In about an hours time the stage came rat
thing up to the barn. A. the driver checked the
horses "A voice cried ont in the gloom, Eugene
Blair. surrrndorW Blair Immediately swung
himself 10 the ground. ana as he reached il he
WAS -nlut"d hy double dis hargc Of shotguns.
one from the r"ar Of the stage and the other
from The corner OF the stable. Just IN front of
HIM. lie caught sight of Il man and returned
the fire. Thel hc felt the mu2zle Of q shotgun
STRIKE against his breast. lie grasped the bar
re- of the gun and swung his man around.
Brown caught sight of the highwaymnn rs he
came into tho Light Of the. coach lamp, and,
lcnnlng oNvr the box, gave MIN the contents Of
his shotgun, rldllin- him with burkshot The
rohb"r who hal sra-ped Blair hy the cont col-
lar. 'iaNed bis hold and tell to tho ground. A.
Brown put his foot On the wheel o. aliEit The
man ia the rear IF the stag" shot him through
the Irs, inilirtluE -,vsrr wound. Bonn Brown
and Blair returned the FIVE, when tho highway
man took to his heels and cs' apel in the dark
ness. Thr third Man had not Put in an appear
nnr" during the ARRAY and il was -uppo- Il
that he WAS hohliug the horses The tracks
where ii'y fo q" III IN ia" saA CRUSH were lOuhd
Thoieitare' i'artsmithand ranch>rwerc un-
bound. and am Investigation az 30 tllr amount
OF damage sustained en4uod. Jack Perry had
krli perfect control Of me team dinrnf We
0ilJ VI Ila-krll Ind ronnnei auiet -ro'ia-
tons inoii" 90 me- singe. \ Hight wis procured,
aud the Wouuded rou.l ugrnt takru INTO INC sta
tnu-lI lu-N. when II WIS found that n" had rr-
c'lfNN nine hurk-hnt lu tn" hurN, Just above the
mp He WAS ~ great agony, and begged 10 hn
Killed. Brown x WIS next examined and
IN ugly wound dis 'Oyercd in tho cali of bus hex.
The patty remained at the station until day
lgnt. when tho wounded mon Were pin 'ci on
the return stnge. and in company with Blair
and Perry returned 10 Eureka, Outhr roud the
wounded rohner WIS very reticent. obstlnul"ly
refusing 70 give any INFORMATION IN regard Ia
his companions that would lNHI to their ldr NIL
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SING SING PRISON TO PAY.
fHE PLOT TINT THE CLINTON PRISON
Conflicts CONCOCTED.
The surseon Son to he Made TO piay the
Part Of the Son Of william Tell What
Gen. Pisbury says Of Convicts Reforming.

q
PorGHKErPsIE, n. V, Sept. 14-Superin-
tendcnt Pilsbury. of the Prison Department Of
Che state Of New York. passed south this morn
ing. on route to Sing Sing Prison In convcrsa-
tion he said that the new wall now being con-
structed about the prison will cost $50 900 when
completed. and will not only put n stop to
escapes. but will save the state sl6,0no per an
mum in salaries. Arrangements are also being
made for the construction Of dead line on the
river front of tn" prison. This line will he com
Btructcd 81 gas pipe in fence form. ten feet
high. and will cnrirclc the entire river front Of
the prison grounds Any convict caught out
side Of that line must take the chances Of being
bhot. as the orders To- the guard will be- impcra-
tyc. He says that in one year Sing sing Prison
will he Il paying institution. He had been told
That no money could bee mnde there by convict
labor-that among convicts there were hut few
skilled artisans and mechanics. ON the COM
lrary." said he. we can make anything there.
from the finest watch works up toa ships an
rhor. II necessary. and make everything first
class too
The Superintendent ia Of the opinion that
Clinton Prison il IN" MOST unsafe prison in the
State for the holding Of criminals. lie related u
story about n recent daring attempt To- escape
from there. It, said he arrived at the prison in
The evening. having heard from trustworthy
source that IN" attempt WIS tr be- mad" tho 'Nt
,p,rufnt, s,pt, .,.,,.u .r .t,.it ,,tvi0ts ,vpr,,
,n,,..,i,,a,TT il, /, INN, ,t, ~, az, H. .',,,s
, ri Mn, , s pr, ,,,,t H.,
.ni' tr,, t,,r,,t,,, r. .,,sl. u, th' !, i,iiy ,.,.
~, ~, ;,,, IL. ,,ra,,, ,,,,,. ,,,, i,,,
,r,','.n ,i r .l,nr',.l Mn l.',,-,,i.' ,,rs ,,,r,
o. iir" the coul in the temporary ul~rn e vi the
80 go y" - , ., ,,i .,rr, In, ~, III - ,,,t,,.t
~ ~ rris,u ,,r.und. II ths ,,uard ih.n
shoull ,tf..,,t, T., ,ir, am ibn,n ti,rv v'r. f.
S''Iii IA 'i.tl 500, In
trcnt Of t6.r, LSi,..,in, i',t th. ."ntin.i ,ynl
a., No., rt,,.. t,, - - ii..in. i ti,.t
nj H. ,.,, 'n IN, MN, W,'rl.r'
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II the docrcpit old couple had come In 10
f'uN- their u.u-ults for their collins il would
iIf f.tt. seemed range, Tut they WrTf there
in-lrud To- h' married. The old man counted
ll- y.Hl- |t .Or,- aud ran them up to four
e..r.. nul h,-. while the Old woman beside him
Nn- a.e.i .- i,.u ,taI- hlS junior. The BRIDE
Vii.m lnr' DO. self with dignity; the bride. in
uuitf iupirslN. tau"d upon his arm. His old
black h"ul WIS band To the centre, and around
Ia" shin Dag ebony iringr of snowy wool clua-
urtrd. iud, ilo IioaNy chln another lring" of
Whit stood guard oyer his tail collar. H. stood
trtt and gray. 1t WAS picture oil the old
rt-linc.
squire. we is here ter be married, sab. he
said, n,
"Th-, "a jhis YER pulling license from
his p..k,t. " J. ser viii soc. sab they is Liza
D.I-,l..-- for This lady an Brl-ur SpNer Tor me,
BAL. hopes dem papers Is ilgltE
l"ri''t|y,' shid Tho squire. A rather
a., .ullr, cl, unflef r -
Vie luunl many "A row IN dc 1eP ~ life
san lul Wr ilt done fur yiL ain iolcr dc
blnufh or heulIe dee hoe jos de same ~ de
younger ,i' g''urrH~hun. -uh. An turdla yer lady
uN l'ti hrll' >'r, -ah, -Ir.s us young ana spry
~ ur emblem What kut'hr- dee spring chick u
Ia hhlrr Wee god iur many and many :
uIF, Nall,-
i-Iurr E,now tcl the oil hnnds fasi to.
Erihrr und said 70 KIND word Oi concentration,
lnAlIk y0u, sah.' eAId tine odd MAN. The
il"uld woman Ia her hi at white drt -n courtr-
nl"l, hAu me pair walked down The atrI4. gut
into lAelI OIl spring wagon aul drove SLOWLY oil
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VIENNA, sept. 3.-rhore is one point t.
which "a certain amount of importance must be
attached, Though n l- raey and common - make
too much of it-numely the arms employed by
The two enmlliuui-, In tlI. r'-pet t'r Turks
have dccmrd advantage. Thor hruIp guns
are superior in mui"riul. in range, anu in nc
curacy Ia those Of tho ltu-slHls, hut "A far moro
important question is. how 40 they use thom ?
SO far az have Sreu, the aim Of the Turks has
been bad and that oi the Russian, fairly good.
but nat. h may yet be done ON either 7iie to inn
prove the shooting. A course at llythe would
DO wonders for both armies. ana II Is worth re-
mrmhering that "A great many of tie men now
being brought up a. supply lussos ia the Rus
thcirW,uFnus. The Hrrdun rne which il the
only arm uptothenverIsrp European require
meuts. has been supplied 10 Tut "A few # IN"
Russian Infantry, whose usual weapon, the
krnkn. is dr'iirdly inferior 40 the PoHhody.
Martini supplied t1thr TURKS from the United
States. But ON the whole the better shooting of
tur l,u~-Iau- more Than balances the diiirrrn'"
iu armament Any addition 70 tactical Skill ON
"ti'r ~idn would INT iN" difference ia acluu.
sAJOuAs JUt OF the question.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-17
TIE CIVIL SERVICE FRAUD.
Clerks Told TO Go Home and Take Part In
the Ohio Campaign.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 13.-The sham and
fraud of the cvil-scrvice rules have been well
illustrated in the Treasury Department. This
NJ at cnIloJ , r. WIZ ~ liz,
to- understand from headquarters that Ave days
would be allowed them in which to go home
such a Shape that 1t could only be construed
into percmptory command. and oil they can
do il 10 submit TO the expense Of obcylng tho
call against their wills. as II appears that not
one in six of them has any desire to go.
This new move IL oprn To only one construc-
ton, namely That the President. after inspect
ing tho outlook in his province, concludes that
the result is extremely doubtful and 80 com
municatcs to the Secretary of the Treasury. who
takes the bull by the horns and notifies tho
clerks that they can be excused. to help things
out. They supposed that under the new rules
they would not be called on for this kind OF
service. aud are holding n meeting might at
Masonic Hall to discuss the situation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-17
Not an Uncommon sort orL,ing.


An o'd Nnt vigorous look king gcntlcman soom-
Ns itl IHItIHlr t..ll tliu IIf So lh. If-
lNl leh. DO "lu'i I',,iNiu4 lN itauou a. ~ duA
q ioa llns i' fID.nn Who lli 70 MAul, iti "a o.
-. W. d, e..k'l ~ uis seat ucoup,d'
-, slf MS, luI trNntIil o. iIi.l tile other
'NtII l0ll'l NlN iiNli sIDnIi..,l a.lIDultQrist
v wy ket D lhi- seat nunl ulr p,uiirn,u rolurs
lAe Original MlfI4IDW himself hnutlfIIv
one enl anu iD"k, n-ucd Ait'ta while illD tram
f'l al iuouoh, atu -ili n. iN clalm
"hrrculou the a rIrho,trd Hgiirulfuri-t nrn.l nfi
rul SIR when tuu told me that TINS LAT Was occupied
sou told me IA De such was ms lliiu Inugut.r
hs eI ~ near har n can a, od II, MOA.d rather
ihen appealing 70 another party he said. "Sr may
= h.st "a Nouf You don't look ike a liar" Mr nrrt
Mlf say ulai ht sut has seat and that the origiunI r
H. sn uyutii That there was something NIung a6Ou
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-17

WILMINGTON. Del. Sept. IS. - Ex-senator
James BayArd. willie walking in the street the other
day attacked by sudden weakness aud fell 10 the
pavement since his retirement from the United states
Senate on the ith ut March 1853 he hasdwct In this
city leaving to his able and distinguished the
cares Of state which lac had successfully horne Tor more
thana quarter oi accnturv He passes his DAYS in the
socictN o his intimate acquaintance within the limits ot
his comfortable home rarely appearing at any public
gathering or in the streets friendly game ot whist
was his principal recreation, aud an occasional vain in
the early evening his only exercise Lately there has
been pcrccpulc decrease of his bodily vigor aud the
coblcncss Ot old l. fastening his limbs But the
nruais Of time have vet tailed to make any impress.
sion upon III, splendid intellect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-17
Bcecher and Briuham-A Mormon View.


Compare his ordinary Sunday sermons for
years WIN those oi Henry ward Becchcr BRIGHAM
Young did not possess the gi of language In it, refined
sense like MIR Bcccher but there through all u the
formers pulpit efforts deep practical vein Of el
and advice. OF criticism ana appealing
to the wants and energies and desires oi mankind spirit
ual and temporal in the hight uf which Mr.. lirchet
brilliant thcOr1ing seem almost tame and prohess
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-17

In the court yhrl If the county jail stands a
nf a. Nlrl lnuI ~ hmNrN SAYS mat all manner of ir-
Nlf"s are used rs thc lulrOnrs 10 the tru wiihn
Mcir reach Broom htilcsare split WITH knives and
convict viii strnn ANA wrench himself Tor hours at a
ht in lt eudrnNOf iu capture stem n grapes in the
c'l break 1t Oh WIN hn adro twist and sncb land It
uh tc whN " sl Siiiu-s weighted uLd sin nonscd
anj swung hhck and lurth, until they tNine themselves
around bunch ana reward the patient thiet within
Many grapes are also dcNuurcd b the prisoners they
pas, and from the court room m charge al the un ers
aud The latter Mink AT these ullllng breaches VI law
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-17
Excursions.

%
-A.-A.-LAsT EXCURsIONs FOR
THE SEASON BY THE
COLUMBIA
Uhis week., MONDAY, TUESDAY, and
THURSDAY,
TO ROCKAWAY BEACH
with Leaves Comfort,
coyrERNo's '''" -''' ~ 80 ~ ''' Luxury.
10th St. n. R....iO;15 AN.
23d Regiment Health.
Pier 2, N R.. 1880 AN. and
HAND Pleasure
JEWELS DIX Bklyn, II AM. Combined.
"WEDNESDAY, Sept; ~. to
NEW HAVEN
- SUNDAy. Sept ~ to
-A.-A.-GRAND EXCURSION TO
NEW HAVEN,
ON WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 10,
bV the Palatinl
COLUMBIA.
Leaving 2tth st, N r., at....................I 10
West 10Th It n Il. at - "
Ilcr 2, n IL at = ~
Jcwolls Dock Brooklyn, nt.................sl u A.
third It T. r. y ~ A. a.
$50 MILES SAIL FOR 80 CENTS
ALL THE MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS.
Refreshments aud Decorations
Returning to the city hy : 30 u. VI.
EXCURSION ~ CENTS.
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I,ULLsETs tooth. fd gum, - ,iuslr. 81 nuu,s.
oJe. warranted s0- otA aN Estab 81, d. MEADkk.
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~. MANHATTAN BEACH. CONEY ISLAND
Finest bathing. beach, and ~cns1orc Hotel IN Anne rica
womilcs and halt Of rolling surf in one stretch
belonging 10 the Manhattan Railway Company. -
GRAfrLLAS CELEBRATED SEVENTH REGlMENr
BAND 90 pieces give GRAND FREE CONCERTS Of the
choicest music EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENING
strictly Sacred Conce rts on sundays
Tie elegant steamer ID MARTIN leaves 22i st. r.,
oi0 II :f0A ", -. $40. 5.ioP NJ Piers, N r.. 10
IOA I'm. 2 tBP. NJ
steamer NORWALK leaves 22d st, n r., 10. toA ",
u %. -, - 10 7. NJ; Pier l. n H. Baiterw IL
CONNECTING at RAY RIDGE with cars for the Beach
Close connections ~ Bav Ridge. going aud coming.
TIME FROM PIERS and TO BAY RIDGE ~ minutes
from Bay Ridge to Beach, IS minutes
PARE ROuND TRIP. 80 CENTS
Thisis the QUICKEST. MOST PLEASANT ROUTE from
NfW YORK To TliE SEA SHORE.
BROOKLNN TO MANHATTAN BEACH Trains leave
East New YORK atdi', %. TO- ii NJ 2, s. o. o. l.
EXCURSION TRIP. N CENTS
EuOIERA BANKS, THURSDAY. sept 30 AN.
~ pERsON COLWELL. Pilot Landings, see Msdnes-
dnv papers Al g. FOSTER
INIsuING BANKS. TUESDAY, sept IL, and SUN.
II DAY, sept *, ocean steamer SETH Low leaving
Harrison 81. n ~, 9Th t., T. r. Z, Per -, f. X.
ia. I'D 1t n Il, -, loth It, n r., So; Pier o. n.
All u FOSTER Manager.
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Slipping.
INMNN LINn.-M M srnANtNs

/ n T. IL VII
j FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY or CHESTER SATURDAY. sept - 3 r. w.
CITY OF MONTREAL.............. Sept ~. ~ 4 w.
CITY OF RICHMOND ............ oct u. . T. "
From Pier - North river.
CABIN. 500 $50 and 500 gold. Return tickets on
favorable terms srEERAuE. s27 currency. DRAFT. At
lowest rates
saloons State Rooms, Smoking AMI Bath Rooms ami.
JonN q DALE, AGENT
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- TO ULAsUOW, BtLF AsT, ann IONDONDLNKI.
From Pier ~. foot of Canal st. y H.
STATE OF VIRGINIA. THURSDAY, sept -
STATE OF I>DIANA. Thursday. oct
Saloon and cabin passages AT lowest rates Steerage
SO AUSTIN. BAlDWlN A 60, AGENTS, - Broilwi,
siccrage ticket. At - Broadway and at Company PIE
foot Of Canal It. y. X.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-02-08
Diseases of Females.

Tie long list Of diseases pecul ar to females and
the terrible destiuct OF lie by them, calls aloud
some more te tain means of cure III IA gen.
erai II ctice With many new and impros ed de-
vices for freshmen, and thor ugh and entiic
knowledge Of cure 1 DO not hesitate to in iIe all
who su6er With ihs class of disc se consult me
iree Of charge. Specific remedie les for ali pr waite
diseases without n' TcUry, poi onous or nauseOus
drugs. We d not pretend or profess 10 a Knowl
edge OF everything the profe so or the alb l'ty
t euro ever disease snu everybCdy-"niy foo s
and The unlearned make sucb pfofe ssSions. III
We do wish TO pro- ag lie Truth, combat er or
sherever 1t may exist IN the procession or other
vie, 10 benefit our fell w-man, lot taxing d 5
money withou; rendering full equivalent at
least
Fifteen avs of successful practice in the treat
ment Of chronic diseases. I h brands Of testimo-
mails Of poS!ti cures DO seen he IF ce by
all who asE for them. Gil for circular for terms
OF tire ,tme1t dc
Office Hours-FrOIl 3. ~. TO p. m, a. TO 8
p. SnEdsy ex e"ted. Can be found At Ola
SeBec Street " Iea out of OttCe. jsn+-dtf
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-02-08

-.s... .-..-
OVARIAN PUhOR
or Tea Years Growth, Cared
By Dr.. Railways Remedies
IHAyE HAD An OVARIAN TUMORIN TIE
OyA.IE5 AND BOWEL, FOR TEN YEARS.

IHAvE HAD An OVARIAN TUMoRIN TIE
oyA.IEs AND BOWEL FOR TEN YEARS.
Ass AssoR, Dec. q, 1875.
De. EADw.Y: That Others may be benefited,
make this statement:
Ibsye "a an OVARIAN TumoP in the oyaries
AID DO sels for ten years. tried III best phJsi-
clans OF this place anc Otners without any pere.
81. II sas growing NJ such rapidity that eosid
not nave lived much longer. friend o. Tine
inducei me TO try Rsdwsy's Rem. dies. hal
not much taita in them, bit finally, after much
csilberaJion, tined tneIn-
purchased SIX bottles OF the ResoiveIt, Two
boxes OF the Pills and Two hotties Of tn Relief.
1 used those without any apparent benefit lee
teTmiled 10 perseryer. used I s,lve more Bot
ties oi the Resoivent, two of tce Relief and Two
boxes Vt Pills. Before they were gone had lost
twenty Ave pounds.
] continued 10 use the medicine until vas
SUR that 1 entirely cured. took the medi-
cire about i've months. and during that time,
lost ieriy-fve POUNDS. In sill took three dozen
bot les OF the a.sovent, six bottles OF the heief,
and Fix boxes OF The ills
feel perfectly well, ard my heart is full OF
gratitude [, God for this help in my deep afic-
ton To you, SIR, snj your wonderful medicine
teel deeply INDEBTED aud nv payer Is tnat II
may lie q much II c blessing to others as 1t mas
is,sned. MRS. Z. C. BIsBINs.
Mr.. Blbbinr, wh make, the above certificate,
Is the person Tor whom / requested you 70 send
m, dicine in June, 1873 The medicin"s above
stat d wsre bou.h CT csc, with the exception OF
wha; sent 10 her by yru may ray mat
be. staten Mt is correct without q quaiheation
Druggist and Chemist Ann Arbor. Mich.
This may certify that Mrs. Bibbins, sho
| makes the above certificate, is and has ben Tor
in STAYED are undoubtedly and undeniaby correct.
Any one who knows Mrs Biboins. wall belle We
| her statement. lsigned,l BENZ. ID. COOKIE, L.
8. POND, Macy b. Pose, and NARY COOKIE.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-02-08
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine Untoss the sigma uTe o j..
H.YDOCK, gent for the nit-.t aLrs, EUR
r''uns.s ea:h box % Pills. ant DIN ment
n .Itis me reward will be xiv. TO ny rem
iriinE -uci Information AZ ma eat To tire de-
jectio,i OF any party parties count rfeItins
he roetIicinss or vending the came, knowing
q be spuriOus
'.'o'id al I c manuta tory o! Professor HoL-
LrwAI Co New iO4k, b. all respect
ttle ''TussIsts and defer in medirin.. thfGu- h.
"a "a : iIz-'! id, IN boxes at IS cent, 90
nis and 81 each
E@I herr is considerable SAVING by tskins the
Jrc sizes.
=. directions OF N. guidance Of ,'srIents
Ia every sOrdeT l. atixs,I . each box
Dlfce, liz liberty 81, New ork.
RICHARDSON * CO., AGENTS,
octI8-eodSw-3j St. Louis. No.