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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-23

NEw YoRK, May 2 -COtton-Dullat lSNa
l31fc; futures weak. FlOur-Heavy; SUPER.
fine, state and western S. 25aS so; common
to good extra s. 65aS IS; good to choice s. o
al So white wheat extra 81 65a5 25; extra
Ohio s. 00a6 90; Minnesota patent 50 Ola
IS. Wheat-A shade firmer; rejected spring
TAa7SC; No 8 do 9Sa9Ic; NJ. 2 do 81 oil
al 0S; ungraded winter rcd 81 IOal 10; No
do 81 l7Nal lSH; steamer do 81 IS: mixed
winter 81 l61<al l8H ungraded amber $ll5H;
No. 2 white 81 llHRl 70; No. l do sales
5000 bushels at 81 13Aa1 II. Rye-Firm
western GSHa8ic, Barley Dull. Corn
Heavy unEruded 4'ai6kc; NJ. 8, 43a4sXo:
steamer +ia44hc; old high mixed 46Itc.
Oats Fairly active and a shade higher; No.
8 white a2aS5cX No. 9, 8SNaSSXc; mix.
ed western S4lSaS5kc; white western S6aS7.
Haydn fair demand. Hpps-Quiet but
steady yearlings 2iIc. Coffee Steady, Su.
gar-Quiet and unchanged. Mousse, De.
nlapl fair and market firm. Rce-Nomi.
naily unchanged. Petroleum = steadler
United 7SHa749sc; crude 0ISa7Xc refined
SHc bid TallOw-Sieady. RoSin-Steady.
Turpentine- Quiet, Eegs- Quiet western il
al1Xc, POrk--Firm; old mes 80 90, new DE-
80 10. Beef-Quiet Cut Meats Very quiet
short clear and middle steady at SIC Lart
stronger; prime steam 81 SIX. putteF-
NominalIy unchanged. Cheese Steady
western 21c. MhiSky-Dull at$lGkal0 S
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How, when y Mans wife Fails Him
He May Rely On nls sisters and HI
Cousins and HIS AunIs.
From the Al.ent9wn Chronicle,
A joke is told on q certain gentleman
which Is too good 10 be lost. Our friend,
who shall be nameless, purchased a pair
Of pants a few days ago, which, upon be.
ing tried on at home, he found to be too
long. That night he remarked to his wife
that he wished her to take off about an
inch from each leg, which would make
them the desired length. Being fond, as
a good many wives are, Of teazing her
husband, she told him "aat-iooted" that
she shouldn't do anything Of the kind, and
he retired finally without having obtain.
ed a promise from her that she would at.
tend to the matter. Soon after he had left
for his room, however, she as a matter Of
course, clipped oGrthe superfluous inch az
she had been asked to do. The family II
composed OF six female members, in a3di.
ton to the good man. and It CHANGED
tnateach one ofthefive who werein adjoin.
ing rooms, including the mother of our
friend, heard the dispute between man
and vile about the pants, and after the
latter had taken out the required inch and
retired, the old lady, desiring to "keep
peace IN the family and not knowing
what her daughter.in.law had done, eau.
uous!y slipped in aud cut offanother inch.
In this way did each OF the Eve ladies, I'M.
known 10 the other, and all with the
praiseworthy object OF preventing any
misunderstanding between the married
couple, clip an inch from the legs OF the
gentleman's trousers. The following
morning, all unconscious OF what had
taken place during the night, he rolled
up his pants in a piece Of paper and
took them To the tailor to be shortened
to the desired length. Upon a hasty
glance the latter ventured the opinion
that they were already rather short; but
me owner was too well posted on that
score and insisted that they were fully an
inch too long. The tailor had no more TO
say, and our friend retired. On the fol-
lowing Saturday he called for the pants
and took them home, and the next morn
ing when he came to put himself inside OF
them, he was supremacy disguised at End.
ing that the legs reached only a trifle be.
low the knee. In other words, they had
been altered to the fashion OF a century
ago, when knee-breeches were in vogue.
lie straightway accused tho tailor Of hav-
ing ruined his pants, and his Indignation
was expressed in language anything but
mild. His wife heard him and aunt to
the rescue OF the knight of the Shears,
explaining that she had taken an inch
from each Of the legs, and her acknowl.
edgment was followed by that oil each Of
the other five ladies, when 1t was discov.
cred that altogether the legs had actually
been shortened 10 the extent Of seven
inches.
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RELLAIRE.
interesting News Items-R Real Estate
Looking Up.

Interesting News Items Real Estat
Looking Up.
Gtfespohdsnte d tho Bfnesvi1le Eatefprisa.
The stationary machinery Of the B. go
r. R. at this point Is returned for taxation
at $500.
There Is much said about the openin,
OF Guernsey street through Barnard'sea
den lot and the Sheets property, connect
Ing Gravel Hill with the main part Of th,
city by two direct routes, instead Of one
as at present This would bean improve
ment indeed.
The prospect now Is that an unusually
large number from Bellaire will enjoy The
braCing air Of Burr's Mills this summer,
Should some one, mine hnsto Of the Panple
House, or some other hotel out there,
build q spacious building forthe accOmmo.
dation Of boarders, there Is no doubt that
during the heated terms they would have
many from the river.
The price Of -four has grown n shade.
The usual scare about the wheat crop has
enabled holders TO realize more profit than
they have been doing. Yet news from the
crops throughout the country does not
Justify this.
CYeumbers, new potatoes, peas and
many other vegetables are quite plenty
In the market here. The prices asked are
much more reasonable than usual, but
tlley nodoubt contain as much cholera az
ever.
Ice wagons are delivering most excel.
lent ice " their customers, u twenty-five
cents per hundred.
The residence Of N. Sheets was sold one
day last week for the sum Of s. 100. This
was considered q good price, a better one,
II TACT than 1t was expected would be paid,
There seems to bea slight upward tenden.
Cy In the price OF real estate here. Per.
sons best calculated to Judge in the matter,
say there Is u much better feeling, and Il Il
70 TO he hoped that our city will recover
from the depression in property value,
under which we have been laboring.
About 100000 Of personal property has
been returned from this place for taxation.
a slight increase over last year. There are
2O2B voters In the township, 1911 Of whom
are within the corporation.
The First National Bank Of this place
declared a semi.annual dividend Of
three per cent.
Forty shares of gas stock were sold on
Friday for fifty cents on the dollar. That
did not speak much tor the credit Of the
Gas Company.
Many persons went 10 Wheeling Sun
day to hear the Bishops. Some came back
well pleased, while Others thought they
would have been better paid at home.
All decided that all Bishops are not the
best orators, and all the best preachers
are not Bishops
During the past week there have been
handled ut tue Bellaire Stock Yard 959
cattle, 10 horses, 200 hogs and 2,79l
on their way East. One hundred
and fifty OF the cattle were for shipment
to London, England, from Baltimore.
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Taking an occasional day in bed, simply
on account of indisposition. is, however, a
very simple and rudimentary notion of
this glorious institution. Bed is the ma.
tural domiCile Of every man:
tIn he'd We hugh, 10 bed We sryi
Bayard, the French Psychologist, main.
tanned that man is an animal who exer.
cises the thinking faculty best in q hori-
zontal position. Thus, there are high
artistic, social and intellectual uses con-
nected with an occasional day in bed,
which imperatively claim discussion.
Brinley, the great engineer, when
he was fairly puzzled by some
tough problem, always betook himself
to bed until he had solved 1t. Most peo-
pie have q great kindness for Lord
Melbourne, who, under the aifectation Of
trivolity, used TO get up Hebrew and the
Fathers and im%perturbable good humor to
bear with his vile, Lady Caroline, while
the pretty B%yron.struck ternagant used to
smash the drawing-room furniture. His
intimate friends would find the Premier
calmly taking breakfast in bed, with letters
and dispatches strewed all over the coun.
|terpane. The poets have been terrible
fellows to get out Of bed. l suppose it is
because the visions Of the day aud OF the
night Bweetly intermingle. The poet
Thomson cultivated laziness as a fine art,
and thought out his poems in bed. Pope
was a still worse fellow. When he had o
fit OF inspiration on him, he would keep
the servants running about for him all
through the night, He made amends
TO them by tho Righteousness Of his
walls" We take a later instance: Bis
marck says, according to Doctor Busch,
II was troubled with ,varicose veins
in 1866. l lay full length on the
bed, and had to answer letters OF a very
desperate sort with q pencil" He has
given US some OF his experiences when
lying In bed. ~ used to lie awake full oil
all sorts Of thoughts and troubles. Then
yarzin would suddenly come up before
me, perfectly distinct in the minutest par,
ticulars, like a great picture, with even al
its colors fresh-the green trees, the sun
shine on the stems, the blue sky above.
saw every individual there. struggled
10 shake The thing Off and when at last
ceased to see It, other things came in-re
ports, notes, dispatches, aud so on; but
fell over about morning" Bismarck q
Versailles used to lie in bed a great deal
"becacse he cannot keep himself reason
ably warm in any other way" sympa
thize with BismRrOk. Accept, Prince, thu
marks Of my most distinguished consider
ation.-London Soctdy.
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DAILY.
woMAN,s SYMPATHY.

How, when a Mans wife Fails Him,
He Nay Rely ON nls sisters and HIS
Cousins and His AunIs.
Ennn, ~. n...... 0k-.lI
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAsr LIBERTY, May Acknowledgment
day $40 head Of through, and no local stock
total for three days $40 through and 256 local
"niy two loads sold to-day or24 head. GoUd
averaging l,AOO pounds, al S 10, being all on
hand from yesterday.
Hoos-Receipts to-day LASS head; total fol
three days6,Glb head. Workers IS 6OaS as;
Philadelphtss s. 70aS so.
SnEEP-ReCeipts to-day 400 head; total
for three days $500. Mars ct very dull, sell.
Ing common to extra So 75a420.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-23

A VERY delegate surgical operation was
performed in West Wheeling, last Tues.
day, upon Mary Hahn, by DIS. WAGNER
and Fisher, Of Bridgeport, and DR.. Allen,
Of Wheeling. The operation consisted in
the aspiration Of an ovarian tumor-tap-
ping having failed and twenty pounds Of
was extracted, consisting entirely Of
al6umen. The patient at this writing is
progressing very Observation-Disclosures Trt.
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CIhsIRu.u.

CINCINNATI, May 2.-Cotton-In fair dc.
mand. at lower rates, at l3c- Flour-StrUng
anlhigher; family s. ltA575. Wheat-scarce,
firm and In good demand; red s. 0a9l J..
COrn-In good demand and prices shade low,
er atSal4Ic. 0atS-Falrly Sctiye aud q shade
higher, Rye-tn good deman ! at 67a6Sc,
Barley-Exclted; prime declined Nc; $l0S
Pork-Quiet but firm at $40 90. .LarI-StrOnE
and high-r; current make held at 50 10
Bulk MeaB-StrOnger; shoulders S 80
short nib 500; SI67H bid cash sales at$iS7k
seller June; short clear s. %. Baeon-Quie
but firm OF $412KaS9 5a5 SIX. whisky
Dull 1t $l'0l. BpltpE-Qulet aud unchanged
Linseed 0il-Sleady at 69c.
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NEW YoRK. May 22.-woolen goods and
flannels continue In gO0d demand and firm.
Gotten goods in steady request, and prizes
advancing. New York mills, Lonsdale and
many other bleached cottOns were advanced
10 day. Prints and ginghams are dull, but
lawns are doing well. The Bulletin saws
twelve hundred packages of S~4xonyIlle blank.
cts will be promptly sold al auction next
week.
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PirrsBuRsn. May % -PrrRoLEux-Dull,
crude 93Ac at Parker's for shipment; refined
saS NC for Philadelphia delivery.
OIL CRY, Nav Observation-Disclosures
opened quiet with 73Xc bid, advanced Ia
74Xc, declined to 7SAc, advanced and closed
ut i74%c. shipments 25,0OO barrels, averaging
5000. Transactions 200 ono barrels.
LONDON, May 81 PETROLEUM Refined
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FoR Habttual C~ostiyeness, Dyspepsia or
Piles use Natures great remedy, Diner
'Rakoczy Bitter Water. This wafer, from
It's well known medicinal properties, IS
prescribed by some Of the'most celebrated
physicians OF Europe and America. Hence
It's great popularity. A wine-glassful
dose. For sale at the drug stores.
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ToLEpo, May 22-Wheat-Dpll and un.
changed; No. l white Michigan Bios: amber
Michigan cash 81 l0k bid; July q o0I No. 2
81 lOK bid; June $1o9X asked July : 100.
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MMcHEsrER, MASS.

A Boston Physician says
"since / rec, lived 81 much relief from the
use 4fit myself, after a thorough trial OF the
usual remedies, | have privately advised rs
use, and presume / have sent TO your store no
less han one hundred OF my patients for II"
Price, with improved Inhaler, Treatise, and
DIrectiOns, 81. Sold by all Druggisls.
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Corn-Eaier; high mixed 8etfe No. Q May
&c. June ssNci July ssAc. oas-Fitni


PHILADELPHIA.
PHiLApEtPatA, May a. Flour-Quiet
no export or speculative inquiry; supei
western g 76l3 70; extra $300tal0 90; Min,
neSUta extra family medium l60; do good
q G5i do choice Il sOaS @; do fancy Is 6S5Si
Minnesota patent process % 00a1h0j do good
70 fancy S060a7 90. Rye Flo1r-UnchanRed,
Wheat-unRraded eScist 10; No. 2 red, eleya.
tor, Sll2N, C1rn-Quiel; heated and rejected
track 2QaSsc as to condition, steamer SSa40c;
white western, elevator, 49, 0ats-Dull:
western mixed SSaSIc. Provisions Demand
fairand market firm. Mes Beee-$l200 I. Mes
POrk-$l0 8TItal0 82k. Hams Smoked.
eHal0c; picked 7HasHc, LArd-Western
9HaGke Butter-Stqady; creamery extra
lSal9c; western reserve, extra l2af4c; New
York and Bradford county, Pennsylvania
EXTRA 164l1G; good to rhUire o.
lie, Eggs-Firm; western l2c. Cheese
Finn; creamery 7a7he; Petroleum -NOmi.
nal refined SIC Whtsky-Ftfm at 81 %,
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COLLINS
vorTAIc = ELECTRIC
PLAsTERs
Dyspepsia aud Indigestion.
Ague ana Liver Pains.


Placed over the centre of the nervous forces
the pit Of the stomach. CoLtINs' VoIrAIo ELEo.
Trio PLAsrERs furnish the absOrbents with
that marvellous vitalizing aud restorative
agency, Electricity, united with the curative
proprietiea Of our own fragrant Balsanls and
Pine. The amount Of Vitality they insuse
with weak and paralyzCd parts is astonishing.
Bowels perfect Digestion, cure Dyspepsia,
Bilious Collie, Cramps and Pain , and prevent
Ague and Contagious Malarial Diseases from
fastening themselves upon the system. For
Weak and Sore Lungs, Palpitation Of the
Heart, Painful Kidneys, Rheumatism, Neu.
algta and Sctatica, they are the best remedy
In the world.
PRICE rs CENTS.
be sure that you have what you are willing
to pay for. Call for CoLLNs' VnLrAIc ELEco
Rlc PLASTER. so.dbyall Druggists.
NAV
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CINCINNATI. May Observation-Disclosures
g 4OaS 20; light $S15a3 40; packing S. 3Oa
5 %; butchers s. 65a3 20 Receipts 2,628
head: shinments sos head.
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UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION
From a we'll Known Drurei,

3EuM We1I Known Uruggilt
G%ESTL'NEN-l am happvto inform you that
SANTOED's RADICAL CURI Il the hest remedy
for O itarrh I have ever sold It gives M,iref.
sal sat.fneti0n. Ihdre not toand a case naiit
did not reliere atonee, and in many cases a cure
Is performed by the use Of one bottle. Thrust
soon lead all Others in the market, Please
send me- another supply.
Respectfully yours,
ANDREW LEE,
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new iOrR IL oH&.
GovERHMRNTs-Firm.
United States g. Of 1851, ,..., .Io7x
SeH EItes 's'''.'''.. ..+.. ..,,. 1857
NeW Eour and q AIis........,........ ...,. ,,.-,,,, -. ... 1917
wv EOuls '''''."-"" 's''',-~s... ...... ~, ,.... lGFH
ICY
strong. $50
STATE ~BoSDs-Dull, except South C%arolinas,
which were strong and higher.
s~T0cRs-The market opened firm and prices
advanced TASK, the later for American Dis.
tFict Telegraph. Subsequently there wasa re-
action OF Aas pr cent c.. c.. C. H., Western
Union, Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph and
Northwest co umon leading in the downward
movement Toward the close firm tone again
prevailed, aud Hannibal & 81. Joseph shares
advanced 2Ma2I, and the general st recov.
cred NaA The rise in st. JoSephs was due to
rnmors that tue road would be taken into the
Wabash combination.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares, Of
which $4,000 were Erie $500 Lake Shore
0,40O Wabash, l9,05O Northwestern common
5000 preferred, 1900 st Paul common, $780,
preferred, 1850 Lackawnnna, 81 600 New Jer.
soy Central, 1900 Morris & Essex, 200 Mich.
gan Central, 300 Union Pacific ,TOOC. C. g.
l., 1900 Hannibal &St. Jos. phcommon, 1000
preferred, 300 0hiO u Mississippi, 4,OOO
Western Union, 400 A. & +, 1elrglarh,
$500 Pacific Mail, 1900 Kansas L. Texas,
800 Kansas Pacific, 1870 Irun Mountain.
! ,2OOSt, lMuiS, Kansas CITY & Northern c M.
mon, 1900 preferred, 1,l0O indianapolis, Gin.
clnnati Il Lafayette, 1900 Chesapeake Il
OhiOs, | 400 Marietta & Cincinnati preferred,
and 5000 American District Telegraph.
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Financial and Commercial.
By


NEW YoRK May 2.-MoxEY-Easy at su4
per cent, closing at 2X. Prime mercantile
Taper SHa4H per cent Sterling Exchange
EanKers bills y ssN. Sight Exchange on
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&sGbeRvtls AooonmotaEm-I.,v sn-
P m, Bridgeport 500 p. m; arriTe' Al p s,aiihS. e. ~
e.Io P nj leaves stolbenvile al 40 a nv. IpsIIIIeS1
III y.s9 = nj arrives a. BellAirO At S.S i. m. "ts-
in In III nv ~ sI$SS n ChScka 70 all principal poluta
onOein Bridgeport al me Ticket
FIR. MYERS.
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Trains leaving Columbia. a, aDp = ..1,..-
An daiiy. Through ChIeSSO sSpfeS. IIsaxsa ~ a; =:
ItssSs s55osPt SUNDAY, a SO ?. NJ, With IlesTinS ~,
Ps,tSs arriving In Chicago al 7SO nSxt mopSiOS
Hsfst oais. q c, SeeIred In advance It Union DepSi
,h,6tnh sa !, Palace Drawing Room sleeniuv r..
M ~ rSIsnoat change trom StehenyilIe IA Goinr,.
I1aIs9s Cincinnati, louisville, 1ndiaaipcIis ana In.
ESr through Tickets, BagrsRs cAseh,. s,..o,,. n.
IS In1lO1su9ns md any flItheF InfoFmSjon' SnSi.
E.nSSIiet ~. sELLEVlLE, Ticket Xeent 4 y
NeEstoas, Sus ISSi Mi a ~ ss%f HSDt street, Or 1t CITY
D W. CALDWELL. Et
q. n. FELTON,, "a, SS.s-Asth@
w 7 pSsST,lHsapG PitAburxA, Pa.
ns.s s'alf'F' sna Ticket Astu. coluasa., o
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AdvSntage. % stsyinr In bed.

Taking an occasional day in bed, simply
on account of indisposition. is, however, a
very simple and rudimentary notion OF
this glorious institution. Bed is the ma.
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Personal.

Mr.. Ike A. Chase and family, Of
Memphis, are at Esq. Reeves's waiting
for frGst.
Mr.. w. j. Hopson and wife, OF
Memphis, are visiting the family Of
Rev. j. NJ. Maxwell.
Mr.. R. J. Burrow, of Mckenzie,
has recently taken 4 position as clerk
in the Central office.
Mr.. f. A. Curtis, of Louisville, late
of Mckenzie, is now night operator at
the telegraph Office here.
Midshipman r. F. Lopez has left
Milan for New York and will sail in a
few days from that port on board the
U. S. frigate constellation" The
Constellation will join the European
squadron, when Mr.. Lopez will be
assigned to duty.
Rev. W. &. Leonard, who has had
charge Of the Cumberland Presbyte-
rian congregation here during the
past year, has moved to Alabama,
where he proposes to live in future.
He made many friends here, who all
regret to part from him.
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buy a lot of goods. After pricing at
number of places, he concluded to
come back and buy in Milan, because
goods are cheaper here. Fact.
Ou- kind friend, Mrs. w. NJ. Nc,
Call, places the senior editor under
obligations for a handsome boquet,
composed of rich and rare flowers. and
all raised by herself. We have not
received anything we appreciated as
much in ever so long.
AS the council does not keep the
side walks in order, why cannot that
body pass an ordinance requiring own
ers of the immediate propesty to do
so? This might be dome. and when
the corporation has money it could be
applied to keeping the streets in good
condition.
Brainard's Musical World for Octo-
Der comes to US full of musical news
and items of interest to musical people.
Besides the large amount of reading
matter, the present number contains
two new songs, "Kerp one Little
Thought for Me-" and Fairies of
DreamIand." Also piano duet by
Baumbach, and new polka by Klien.
Subscription price s1.50 per annum,
or SLIGO with valuable premium. S.
Brainard's Sons, Cleveland, Ohio.
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What is the Use

Of suffering day after day with Chills
and Fevers, Billiousness and Liver
Complaint, when Cuban Chill Tonic,
the Great West Indies Fever and
Ague remedy, introduced into this
country from Cuba, will cure you at
once, and give you health? You
should suffer if you do not try this
great medicine. 1t makes no differ
ence how long you sufered-how
many doctors you have tried-how
many prescriptions you have taken
and done you no good, try Cuban
Chill tonic. Two doses will stop
Chills, while one bottle breaks them
up for years, and convinces you that
it is the best medicine on earth. 1t
makes no difference how much quinine
you have taken, or other nostrums,
just try one bottle of Cuban Chill Ton
ic. You will bless the day you try
it. Go to your druggist, NJ. D. l..
Jordan, get bottle and try it. 1t is
cheap and safe.
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A fter the test Of time Ua arc wo

After the test of time, we are war
ranted in saying that among the stan
dard remedies for Chills and Fever,
Hughes Tonic deservedly ranks among
the foremost. In localities where it
has been used it has continued to earn
increased popularity. Itissafe, quick
and sure. 1t is prepared by Messrs.
r. A. Robinson IL Co., Louisville,
KY, from formula originated by Il
physician whose large practical expe,
rience in treatment of disorders refer
red to, enable him to do so combine
such thorough and efficient ingredients
as will certainly break them up. Give
it trial and you will always have
cause to be thankful that you saw this
notice.