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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-04
Decatur.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Decatur May S.-The election today
passed offquietly. II was regular Waterloo.
AZ OF the old officers being LEFT In the rear,
MI. A. Edwards was elected mayor, Henry
kenshsw city marshal, and George Graf.
mouse treasurer. An entire new board Of.
aldermen was also elected.
No decisions as yet in any cases before the
court. 'AS
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oAo.s,,s.ss "aos.1s' sya.-In. the oass Of tho
Miller. auditor 4 railroad sgalnst J. 8.
Melvin yessl stern Virginia, Judge
onlnion ,s1sA delivered a.
Injunction bon 70 dissolve he
;,ssss :s;.s g The s,s.s; Of as: sseS and 81. r.
sustaIns The positioikns railroad. This
property ID exempt \ company !hat n
original acs Of inccsps y sszausn under Ne
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Colorado,

Special to the Herald.
Colorado, May 3.-We had about five
inches Of rain fall here last night In tvo
hours. Tents were drowned out and othsr
.a naoi.s'loms o IN the town are thoroughly sasu-
Iated. Inc Colorado river rose seventeen
very fast. ''s
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COrniCaua.

Special to the Herald.
oors'cana' May a.-our band boys re.
turned from Denison this morning vs,v
much played cut They report good Tina
and Kind treatment from the Depisonites. ~
The 81: Louis & Texas railway were di.-
appointed again In getting iron.
A light rain this morning,
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Bonham, May 8.--Jerome Boyd. .,,..
cooper, was examined before the mseis-
rates court this morning on the charge Of
olgsmy, and was put under q $1,000 bond.
u default of which be was remandsd 10 iail.
boyd married daughter Of D. Plsnius, Of
ynis M place, about two weeks ago. George
". Arthur arrived here sunday eveninr
from South Carolina and this morninv
Identified Boyd 40 Jerome Boyd Cooper, Who
has wife and child In, Orangeburr county.
South Carolina. Our people feel preatlv
outraged at tho impostor. "
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II q tChlns.

Special to the Herald.
Hutohln', May a.-The switch was found
opened here, supposed I, have caused bssn
by some one breaking tho lock last nIeht.
and the engine and baggage car Of the north
me- was hurt. ''S"' No
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Marshall,

Special to the Herald.
Marshall, May s.--Mr. Hoxio has m.ds
the following appointments: Hugh Irvine
superintendent Of the sout-. :. !, division. vith
office at Marshall; L p. ClAwaon, superin-
iendent Of the JEFF rson and Shreyeport
division, with Office at Marshall.
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WaxNhWChlo.

Special TO The Herald. lHa ON
Waxahachio, May s.-Alex Corne,t a
eol0,ed colo barber, who was shaving Andrew
Fields, another negro, at hia shop last nisht.
Gu, him across tho breast with 4 razor.
and struck him on tho head with . stick.
iniiicting severe wounds. Both were drunk
ana the above Is the result of q quarrel.
Cornett was locked up.
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So Houston.
Special to the Herald.

HOUSTON May S.-At meeting Of tbs
ssooSoSldsr: so.a S Ct The Houston & Texas Central
Ms sTaa' n neld to-day, Chsrles A. Whitney. Of
~ Msw orleans. was reelected prss,dent vth
cials. sAu osner om-
- AZ Az zoe annual meeting Of the s.ockholdar,
o. O the East Texas railroad st Bssrmont B 4
s 5. Vlo;Uy, OF this city, was re.elsctsd presi.
oent twenty miles Of the road Ara nor
competed from Beaumont, aud Il Il esti,
MAYED over the country BY Contractor thst
tnefe 70 material on hand and en- routs =
complete s,xty miles without interruptions.
Anegro brakeman named Shelton ~ nm
over and killed yesterday on the Esat ns,rcs.
gauge oy hlliug under the engine.
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S;snc. SiuS Ia The county court only one case VA,
uisposed ui.Is of-Bob Mooney, for csrrvipr "a !
MsSw.,, @ ~Ss S.,. ,ssquised. In the district court
resd;rr TSmHn, youpg man who had been
edSe S.s row,sr ; and thirs,iug AFTER knowl-
,, sss.n,, was na Judged guilty ofan aggravated
twan.n " s Sn An e,eAt-yesr-on girl, ana ilned
sst,,sS hse ~" a oollan. The girls grandfather
,,;.i eS s,s .ns nne and costs, John Stone i on
sor,r @ 'os s'esling ten gallons of ccpnsc and
'o''y POUNDS OF lard from the T. & P dspot
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Galveston.

dalveStOn.
special top Herald.
ua'v'ss1 May 3.-To night at eight
~ "frd D. Hammer was standing
u''nA'ng ,,, ,w,Afrionds at Felix garden, when
Un0 @ VIM" Kennedy obtruded. He
""' '.fu9d to desist and WAS
pa'o's =, 'nNom by Hammer several times
. WV" ~ 'fworo that he would kill
~ morning. He then went to
.tealin, % ;otS ~ Aere he was living, snd
and rs,nrnod o ipm, obtained six shooter
nesr tba nsrd.r rApg in a strip of timber
he fI,ad ,,S"n S, n; nen Hammer came out
hsr aua a'A @ wa Hammer returned 10 tho
whon Kenrodv In the rear.
want I'd Hanna, ,tned, remarking, II
borhood." Hammer u ~ ~ ..,. tne nelgn,
invitod hin, s,"dS;nh 80 where Kennedy was,
draw when gsmusIi ] Kennedy started to
reached and drew KenEa, ,, wss unarmeo,
(Kennedy's) rear pocke[ pssol rom MS
him. Ho then took " presented u TO
brought him TO town hiHs prisoner and
to the chief of polic{' Ss delivering him
Officer R.'zel found oSaOf'iy oS after
down an awning post \edy climbing
house, where he was conilnA IN sne station
taken to the county Jail to b ne was ihen
trial. Kennedy Is q noted Hnned !lii his
desperate character. Hamny3,e. ana
peaceable and unobtruA q quiet,
man and !. very popular. az young
loud In their praise Of bis pers(' arc
IN drawing Kennedy's own pistol bravery
him prisoner. taking
A match game of base ball
y The Rheassats Nine Of the night fSea ey
Telegraph Office and the Slugs of III .ne
office, resulted In victory for the REews
Score IL 10 0. Ntats.
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Navaseta.
special to the Herald.
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Nava'ota, May a.-Rsv. Joel w. Terrsll.
E Esy' y; ", Pickett, Rev. W. O. Crane and
UoL .. M. Camp, lsit to-day en- route for
columbus, Mi.sissippi, ss delegates 10 ths
Southern Bapt'st convention. -
W = k4insy left four days ago for San
nnnWnio. he . interested 10 the MEXICAN
Boundary u Rio Grande railroad.
@ a! sne residence Of Col. j. M. Camp lsat
sunday, Mrs. M. NJ. Simmons and William
T. wts'g were united 10 holy nstrimony.
Inc negroes are daily quilting farming and
working Tor railroads. They pay batter
wages. Hands are In great demand hsrc.
weather dry anc farms need work badly.
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S 7 R AW s.!

THAT SHOW WHICH WAY
KIND ARE TO BE SEEN sANGERs AS INDICATED BELOW
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STATE SPECIALS
TEXAS TOPICS. BY TELEGRAPH.
mr. Hoxfe's Appointments ON the + a
-necatur Municipal Election-
0r,minal Matters at sherman
Tex"s Delegates 90 the Han,
list Conventions Wreck.
ON the r. AP., Etc.


WeatherfOrdl,
special to the Herald,
"eashertord, May S.-Two terribl
wrecks occurred on the western extep.ion a,
'ne brszos division of the Texas & P.ciac
road This morning. The nrst occurred \,
CIV a. M, at Sweetwater. The bridge
over Swsetwaser creek had become weakened
oy a washout caused by the he.vy
ram OF yesterday. and tho locomotive Of :
wess-oound freight ssaiu, John Horass.. con.
ducsor, plunged si>so the stream. Conouo-
tor Hofnest was slightly injured Enc,rs.,
Tanaels; sn OF Dallas, received ipjuries from
we ,n.o enecs OF which be died Al
iV;oo a m. The fireman, named
AN amos Denley, OF Dallas, ws killed outright
Ing mead brakeman Ct the train, name moi
yet learned, received injuries that NAV provs
IA'al' hesecond wreck occurred stS:l0 a
m. at . small stream three mi,ss
west OF Katuls, occasioned bv a
washout similar 10 that at Sweetwater' Ths
locomotive went crushing through The bridcs
structure, carrying Engineer Frank Lonss
his head brakeman (nama ro,
KNOWN and Mr.. j. K. Hem
qerson, the telegraph line contractor. Of
Dallas with i. The engineer and brskemsn
are reported killed, sad Mr.. Henderson wss
seriously, but not dangerously injured. The
conductor, II. O. Mills was In tho c.hoo.s
at the time and escaped unhurt informs st;on
VI we wrecks were sent to dallas
ana tnis point, and assistants ordered 70 the
scene OF each. Colonel D. Il. Grove. diyis.
ION superintendent, passed west tonight en-
r r"use 70 Sweetwater. Coflins were ordered
from Weatherford and Dallas for
We dead, and the bodies
VIII pe taken TO Dallas tomorrow. The
wrecks occurred In the sparsely settled acc,
uon OF west Texas. and assistance was difii.
cut 70 get. A train was ordered from
tne west end of the road
TO the Katula wreck, but Il an.
countered long washout west of Il. and I'M
70 Tonight 1t had not reached its destina alton.
run details of the terrible occurrences can
not be gotten this evening.
\ ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Necial to the Herald.
Yolorado, May 8.-The wreck which oc.
d eighteen miles east of Colorado this
Ting at O'Clock, was q fatal Affair.
~ gsre -four men on the engine. ali
Tp'uon were killed but one. Mr..
& Ei.as ase%erson, Of the firm Of Henderson
froS S''', n: nE:oatrsctos for telegraph for The
csuI, hs loot and lower part Of leg was
is oetwean the end of the boiler and A
m stmoer' and he was buried in the water
uup.;rp his shoulders. He re-
!: honrs IN that condition twelve
hut hof was apprehensive of drowning.
suS I dp ~, Ise a true man. He smoked. ste
wrscL r, until he was removed from The
ano;n"oH [ Hne dead arc Frank Lonis.
; T"Soua TaySeu aioert Lonis, fireman, and James
has ot uot lakemsn, The body Of the latter
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MANILA HATS, at IS no and - OO-goods
which 'old last season At 81 80 and $5 90.
FRENCH PANAMAs, at 81 80 and upward
to SO co.
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MACKINAW HATS, at 75c, 81 90, 81 25, 81 so
81 IS anu upward.
PANAMA HATS, at 75c, 81 90 and IS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-06-17

in JAIL.-Mr. Andrew Mcintyre.
whose wife Gabrielle, has entered suit
against him for divorce il Dubois Circuit
Court, was arrested and lodged iii iaiI on
Monday for attempting to take his wife's
life n Huntingbufg. He Il farmer 81
JcfIcrson TIP, and for year past has re-
fused q support his family although IN
good circumstances. and owning 4 good
farm. lie seems TO think his wife wants
90 use bic property Up, and broodin9
over r. has become insane on that point,
aid hes told his ncighbors Ne would Nil
thc she squirrel or .shc dcvil, these
pet names being the only ones he applies
% her he swore TO cherish and protect
thirty years ago. He has family who
are nearly al grown. the youngest being
10 Or y years old, but has always COM
PcIIed hls children 70 work away from
home for their living as soon a. they rot
old enough, and his wife 10 support them
while younger. Ashc languishcs ID iaiI
AZ = % be hoped bis better senses Will
return TO him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-06-17

CONFIRMATION. Bishop Chatard. Of
the diocese or vincenncs. arrived Rerc
Iast Monday evening with the intention
~ confirming sixty children on Tuesday
morning. but be took sick during Mon
osy night and the confirmation or thc
children was postponed until Wcdnes-
gay morning. The children were then
GUY confirmed, and the Bishop lei 81
ne train u The evening to meet othcr
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JUSTICES CoCRrs. -- The Justices
Courts hercabouts have been folerabl>
rctivc this week. warm weather seeming
% make men reckless.
One James Al. Hughes. OF Jefferson
Up, was arrested on Friday last for
trcspass on the land OF john Gramcl-
spacher. recently purchased il that town
ship. Mr.. G.. went 70 SEQ lis land and
caught Hughes cutting fine oak tree.
Upon bcing demonstrated with aud told
who was the owner he desisted for 4
slay. but returned next day 10 cutting.
mud said he was authorized to cut II ~
one Ingle, Of Patoka. Gibson county.
Gramelspacher then had him arrested
and brought before Esq. Sweeney on the
charge Of trcspass- Inglc appeared, aud
secured an attorney TO defend, and after
= holly contested time, he was fined ia
two cases. once SIS and the next 81.
The costs and fines in both cases aggre-
rated $50. lngle procured security for
Si'H'. and had the cases both appealed 10
Circuit Court.
t;ramclspachcr then warned him If he
was caught trespassing again on that
land he would be hurt. when Hughes
had q. arrested for surety Of the peace
bat upon Z hearing the J. II. did MOI
think him dangerous, aud declined TO
put him under bonds.
Lee Diilin. Of Madison Tp.. took on
too much bcnxine, and went 10 Singing
school q Bethel church, on Saturday
week, and polluted the church building.
besides making an indecent expo>n,e III
his person He was arrested on affidavit
filed, and fined BY Esq. Corn SO. and
costs Of ST. more added. Lee should be
careful Of the kind Of whisky be drinks
iii future.
One John Collins was DESTROYS al pro-
tecting himself from All imaginary foes.
and provided himself with deadly weap-
0ns, which he carried concealed. for
which he was arrested and brought be-
fore Esq. Harris. Of Huntingburr. and
1ined 81 and costs, on Saturday last.
Our young friend. w. Z. Barker. son
OF n. w. Barker, Of Hall township. cot
Jealous last Sunday week Of root
and yarbv Indian doctor. with long
howing hair. named Ed. II. Hawkins
end whom Bill thought was paying too
much attention TO certain young lady.
Words resulted in blows. and Hawkins
vas Knocked down with piece Of cord
wood, and LEFT for dead. lie recovered.
however, and fled an affidavit for A. s.
Z. with intent 70 murder, against young
Barker and bis father, before Esq. Jos.
Main. On Tuesday tho case came up for|
hearing, and on motion Of the defend
ants attorney the affidavit was quashed.
and 80 the matter rests until Court. Dr..
Hawkins thought he could cure almo. III
everything, but now gives up on jea
gus mans rage. Oh! the green eyed
monster
Thomas DiIlin vas fined By Esn.
Parker, Of Ireland, on Wednesday, AL
for provoke on w. 3. Rose, and costs
were $l3 s. more.
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BOOM! BOOM.

The hands arc now setting the pole
and oupi. Weaver says Jasper will have
Eighteenth connection with the world OH
Sunday next. Hoop-a-la! we're getting
out q the woods. Look out for dis
patches.
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Portersyillc Pryings.
White river 4 on boom a present.
finely.
business has been dull il town this
week.
How 20 yos like this warm weather,
Ianyhow?
.Hyce Britain was arrested for dis
iurbing Singing-school, but came clear.
lev. Alec. Charnes will preach here
|u 1880 a. M. next Sabbath, and Rev.
a. Al. Godby at 3 $50 D. m.
Rev. Samuel }. Martin. K. r.. preached
hero last sunday. At 4 40 p. sn.. 10 very
large and attentive audience.
MIR. Marin Fri,ch is setting saw-miIl
near the sheriff. School-hotisc. aud will
DC ready % 70 20 saving this week.
Farmers are cutting their clover this
week. the yield being some lighter than
common.
Mr.. Johnson commenced cutting
wheat last Tuesday, on DR.. Lemons
bottom land, being the first we have
heard or.
Can anyone tell as what are the at
fractions Of Portersvile. We would
like 70 know. but fear the Village Of
sand has none.
lee Dillon and John Lindsey got ia Z
difficulty over bridle-bit, and Lindsey
WAS fined u % and costs, amounting in
all, 70 over $40 90, before Esq IIaskins.
pr. Samuel McCrilIus. Of Anderson.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following
licenses have been issued BY Clerk Cos
mann:
David L. Gatchel and b. Hautsch.
John Bretz and Margaret Bretz.
Geo. r. Moog aud En- Il. Bretz
=. 5. LafIler and Eliza T.. Hall.
=. i. Jacobs and j. Haskins.
Chas. Mayer and II. AIbers.
II. BrechteI and M. M. Knies.
John w. Grant and +. King.
N~>~-
-Kendall's SPAWN Cure try II and
be convinced.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-26

OouGHs-"Browns Bronchial Troches'
are used with advantage to alleviate
coughs, sore throat, hoarsenees and bron.
chial affections, For thirty years these
TroChes have been In use, with annually
increasing favor. They are not new and
untried, but, having been tested by wide
and constant use for nearly an entire gen.
Grafton, they have attained well.merited
rank among the few staple remedies OF the
age.
The Throat-"Brown's Bronchial Tro.
ches" act directly on the organs OF the
voice, They have an extraordinary effect
in all disorders Of the throat and laryRx,
restoring healthy tone when relaxed,
either from cold or over.exertion OF the
voice, and produce clear and distinct
enunCiation. Speakers and singers find
the roChes useful.
A ough, cold, catarrh or sore throat re-
quire! immediate attention, as neglect
oltentimes results in some incurable lung
diseases Browns Bronchial Troches"
will almost invariably give relief. Imita-
tons are offered for sale, many OF which
are injurious. The genuine "Brown's
Bronchial Troches" are sold only in
boxes, TThas,
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It seems strange that anyone will suffer
from the many arrangements broughton by
an impure condition OF the blood, when
sCoyill's sarSaparilla and stillingia, or Blood
and Liver Syrup will restore perfect health Ia
the phySi al organization, 1t is indeed q
strengthening syrup, pleasant to take, and has
proven itSelfts be the best blood purifier ever
discovered, etiectually curing scrofula, syp
hilith disorders, weakness Of the kidneys,
erysiplias, malaria, all nervous disorders and
debility, bilious complaints and all diseases
indicating an impure condition OF tina blood,
liver, kidneys, stomach, skin, etc. ItGorrects
indigestion. A single bottle will prove to you
its meritsas health remover, for It acts like
charm, especially when the complaint is OF
an exhaustive nature, having q tendency To
lessen the natural vigor Of the brain and
nervous system.
West 4 McConahey, Druggists and Apothe-
carries, Bank Building Bridgeport, Ohio, also
Logan. List 4 Co., WHOLESALERS Agents, Wheel.
ing, W. Va TTns4w
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The following state ment Of William ]
Coughlin, Of SOmerville, Mass, Is 80 remark
able that we beg 10 ask for the attention ef
our readers, He says "ln the fall OF 1870
was taken with aviolent bleeding Of the lungs,
followed by severe cough. ] soon began 10
loose my appetite and flesh was so weak
at one time that could not leave my bed. In
the summer Of 1877 was admitted 10 the City
Hospital. While there the doctors said had
hole In my left lung as bigas o half dollar.
| expended over hundred dollars IN doctors
and medicines. Twas so far gone at one time
q report went around that was dead. gave
up hope, but friend told me OF DR.. William
Halls Balam for the Lungs. laughed at
my friends, thinking that my case was incur.
able, but got bottle to satisfy them, when
to my surprise and qualification commenced
TO feel better. My hope, once dead, began TO
revive, and to-day feel In better spirits than
| have for the past three years.
NJ write this hoping you will publish It,
SO that every one inflicted with Diseased
Lungs WILDE induced 10 take DR.. VIM. Halls
Balsam for the Lungs, and be convinced that
Consumption can be cured. have taken two
bottles, and can positively say that It has
done more good than all the other medicines
| have taken since my sickness. My cough
has almost entirely disappeared and shall
soon be able 10 go TO work." Sold by drug.
gists.
West& McConahey, Druggists aud Apothe.
carries, Bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio, also
Logan, List & Co., Wholesale Agents, Wheel.
ing, w. Va. TTHsGw
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TRUsTEE's SALE,

By virtue Of q deed Of trust made BY Edward
Miller aud Emma Miller 70 me a. Trustee, dlIed De.
cembOr SlSt 1871 recorded In the onOS oil the Clerk
Of the County Court Of Ohio County West Virginia,
In deed Of trust book No. 10, rage 261, will on
sATURDAY, THE l2Ta DAY or MARCH, 1881,
commencing al 10 o'clock q. M sell at The front door
Of the Court House Of Said county the following dc.
acTibed property, that 10 10 BAyt
tract oil land on the south fork Of McKinlOy's or
CadEeA run adjoining lands Of Jasper Speer, Peter
Keith and Others, and bounded as follows, tO-wlt;
Beginning alta while walnut standing on the north
SIDE OF said run, about four ~ poles and four az
feet from the rum thence north 80, east ~ poles to
stake corner 70 Wolf and Keith, and standing u tho
corner OIL ienCej thence south H. east poles 10
beech tree eoIntr 10 said Wolf thence IOuth 49, cast
poles 10 q white ok, corner 70 said Wolf and Cas-
pc! spee thence with speerB line south o. west 70
~, east 70 poles 10 beech, corner 10 said sptGr;
thence south l6h, west lSH poles To stake, thence
south %, west lOpOleS, crossing the run 10 stake at
Allmen's fenCei thence north u, Wut;lS poles 10
stake 10 the road nehF the rum aud on the north side
Of IT. thence north n, cast up ANAL Tayine about
twenty feet 10 stake or white Oak thence north 81,
west 20 poles 10 The btglRnihg C0ntaBlDg about six
aeres and thrylVs poles more Or leSs together with
the buildings, improvements, AppuTenAnCes and coal
privilege stuAte on or belonging 70 said tract Of land
The title y believed to- be good, but will convey
TERMS oY 4ALR-0nO third, and,mOre II tho puF,
chaser 20 elect, cash on day Of sAle the balance In
two tqual inGtallmentS At six and twelve months,
notes bearing interest 10 RlVen for the deferred
payments and The title retained until payment Is
made 10 full,
WIN, LGNCH, Trustee
W. J. ". CoWDBN, Solicitor. iei2.s
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III 90 H

CANCRR.-"suHOred for yearS with cancer. Had II
cut out three times II returned alter each operation
Dr. Smith cured me without kniie canStlo Or pain,
SUFFERED Misunderstanding seemed 70 help
me could not get out Of bed. Dr. Smith cured me
aitOr Others failed" zEPT PHlLLlP',
Wheeling, ", Va.
CATARRH AND DRAVNESs.-"BelieyCd myself Inc
durable, Sense Of Amell gone, fearful discharges,
HARVEY ALEXANDER.
DYsPEPuA AMI ULcERATED STOMACH -"Trelt-
mont for years failed TO give me relief. Dr. smith
cured msh THOMAS HOLT, Insurance Agent,
,ta5 them 0F IT.Isn y%1si R5 sSh
RHEuMATIsH -"suaOrCd torturO,j Joints dolOrm.
Cd treated for years without rellOl. Dr.; Smith
REV. HENRY 8. RxDgrELD vritSSi aDeaF SIf !
Ing from Catanh and Lung Complaints. You have
worked wonders In my wii0'S case"
REV, II, q. LADD, Writest -"DT, Smiths PROBES.
lonAl services In No. family have been most lAiAo-
tory and commend him 70 all ~ gentleman and q
lktlliul phyBlcian.n
Mas. MARsARET KoLB SayS;-"i had been suffer.
Ing for seven years and tf ated by many phyhcina
for Dyspepsia. Dr. Smith said had tape.worni
and Ia eight hours removed monster, 100 feet long
FEMALE CoMPLAINTs.-ThrEey Eau In hospitals Tor
females give me peculiar advantages In such cases.
PeIIonl cured Of Consumption, Diseases oil Heart,
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys, SKIP, BloOli Nervous Az
iOc'lons aud Weaknesses Of Men and YOUTH HcrolulA
and Asthma testify to my success.
Pills cured without the knife.
Patients Of distance may be treated by lotter and
aatiSAttIon guaranteed chart Tor self examination
sent on receipt Of two threOceut stamps, and advice
returned free.
m. % P; M, daily. Sundays from OP. m. Call
- " j. ID. SMITH, M. d.,
de4 No. 1917, Market st., Wheeling, W, Va