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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-31

TOKN, HAY AND ~HUC ChS v NANIED.
~ wish to bny COHN, hay, aui SHIi K. n
ca r toad lots. ess either the th-aprdk- aud
ohio. The Richmond anu Danyiile. 'he F'cNnthI
ard Alleghany. the Richmond and York R,'ef, fi.r
Virginia Midland, Richmond. + rdrri ,-ntig tid
Potomac. aud the Ailin ic and Mississippi faifpad
lines or upon any ulyig1be Steam. B7gs i'-l'.hed
trecand pa ymeut made IN cash p-r rt,lr si gts.
Correspondence solicited.
GUARI FS l.. 7 ibD.
fe NJ. 1915 Cary s'rtet. RichmcuD, W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-31

WANTED, BOY TO AiiE\D 60
w HORSES AID WORK N HoUSt Apyty
TODAY between | ani l2 - ock To
! IN r.. ROBINSON.
NH 3l-Itk Fac ory. Brook uyeurs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-31

WANTED. AN EXPERlEN ID
w HAND To PUT UP SASH Only suc,i
are eNperipuced in the business need apply. steady
work aud good wages. Applg at one 70
\. Gt'N~r & SOS.
mh3i-It 6Oj BrNsd sil,e ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-31

WANTED. \ FOREMAN FOR 4 RED
w CEDAR AiL.MANUFAITrfY One COM
pctent 10 place and arrange machlrery for tcoG"mN
aud nyenience. Reference require. idfrees
r. j. MCCOY,
NH 81 0t Mobile Ala.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-31

FOSTER PATENT LACE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-31
WANTS.

WANTED, FlRST-CLASS COAT
w HANDS. Constant work to good men.
T.. B. SPr \tF & son.
M.Icnani TaiOT'.
NH 3I.3t nO3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-31

WANTED. FOUR WHITE WOMEN
w = WORK IN ALAUNDRl IN THl> CllN .
Must be women.
Also. ~ VI RAL COLOR - WOMEN TN 80
NORTH-t OOK>. sc ~ urva'" ffmilic-. tpgiy
to J. + JU>IiS, tmployneui Agent.
NH 3 liz ". - fifte'n h rect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-31

WANTED, GIRLS TO AsSORr RAG.
" Apply al thr ..-.
RICHMOND PAPER. MILLS.
MI 3O-2t corner Eighth and Arch strc"''.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-31

SITCATION WANTED. by yGanS
- man from ihe N1lcy Of Virginia. a Loo Al rr
TRAVELLING SALESMAN. Has bad MAE years
cXporence m tbc mercantile bus'n So. ~'fftty
t.int4rttt. Can give 20 II references. A'fr'-~
JOHN VI. GOSPA!1
nh 2q-3tt hDai,tat. -.
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4 COAtH-BLAtKSMiiH WANTED
~ Good wages and q steady job. Address
G0OpE a co.
NH 40 3t Box l2I, Dauyiie Va.
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WANTED. 80 COLORED LABCRkRS
w 30 work for the Low Moor Iron Cnmpiny, 10
dig ore. Any man can do the work who il Wiling
- work. Have gnDn houses for hands. aud pay
~ L ID p,r ,Iay Apply to j L. il >1I'.
Imp'Ovment igprf.
NH 3I-1s q tiftQenfn StIfst.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-20

Points About People nj Home aud
Abroad.
Judge Il. II. Cochran was in the city
Yesterday.
Miss speidCl, OF Wellsburg, Is visiting al
Mrs. Welty'B, corner Of Main and Ninth
streets.
Capt. John Mcclure took his departure
yesterday for Texas, where he goes to visit
the Wheeling Colonists.
Miss Matte Bryan, Of Moundsville, who
has been visiting Mrs. John Vance, In the
Seventh ward, returnd home yesterday,
Capt Robert MCEldowuey, the genial
newspaper man oil New Martlnsville,
Registered at the Mcclure House yester.
day.
Mics Fannie SuLphen, an accomplished
young lady Of Lancaster, Ohio, is the guest
VI Mrs. Geo. X. Wheat, North Main
street.
II. r. CoCkayne, who has been visiting
at his unCle's, Col, V. l.. UoCkayne, near
MouudsvilIC, for several days past, las re.
turned home.
Col. Jacob ltotnbropk, who has been
poiuurning in Florida during the winter,
has returned to Philadelphia much i'm.
proved IN health His address hereafter
will be 4Ol9 Barring street.
Col. j. A. Boyd, oil Boyds Station, Md,
and prominent contractor Of the i. 4 o,
X. r., came down to the city last nigh
from Washington, Ia. The Colonel is on
the lookout for the Hempfeld extension.
Rev. Alex. MCUarrell DID,, Of the Pres
byletian Church at Olaysville, Pa, died
night before last. Dr. MCCarrell had been
tho pastor Of the Church unlhterrupLedIy
for thirty.fve years, aud was one Of the
most prominent preachers in the Synod
VI Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-20

DennRn Thompson Tonight - Other
Attractions,
Miss Maggie Mitchell appeared to an.
other fine audience at the Opera House
last evening, closing very successful on.
gagement both in an artistic aud pecuniary
point OF view. The bill was L0rle and the
fair actress was equal to all the require.
ments OF The part, and gave the came sat.
isfaCtion that she did on the previous
evening In FdRchOn. Miss Mitchell can
be assured that she will always be vel.
coined In this city with cordially, and we
hope that her future visits will be many
and the intervals short.
Denman Thompson appears at the Opera
house this evening in Joshua HhttcomJ
There Is nothing but the best OF humor In
thia play, and we hope to see Joshua greet.
cd by large audience Seats are now on
sale at Banners.
A good bill Ia presented at the Academy
OF Music this week, whiChis the last but one
Of the season. On Friday night week Char
lie Howard, the clever manager, takes his
farewell benefit.
Jacob Kemple, Esq, will lecture at the
Opera House on Saturday evening, for the
benefit Of the Press Club. Mr.. Kemple's
subject will give him m opportunity to
display q great amount Of humor, and we
hope to see a large audience present. Re.
served seats will be on sale at Banners
tomorrow morning.
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RIVER AEWs.
Movements Of StsAmboats-Lsyss HCIsl
and Gossip.

Movements Of BtsAmbSAlS-LeVss NUIOa
and Gossip.
The marks last evening indicated Il feet,
8 inches and rising.
The Andes left yesterday evening for Gin
cinnah with good trip out.
The Iron Age will take nins barges Of mis-
cslISneous freight from Kate's Rock to-day,
Allths local packets were late yesterday,
being delayed by fog,
The stockdale passed down yesterday NOR
ming with good trip.
The Salt Valley passed down yesterday en-
route for IrOnton'
The Diurnal will be tU-daya Petersburg
packet leaving Ut 10 80 A. NJ.
The Pittsburgh Is due down to-day en- route
for st, Louis There will not be another st,
Louis boat for u week, for freight or passage
apply TO Capt, Coulson at the ST. James
The Pres Ellison, o'Nsal and Telegram will
be the local packets to-day,
The LaBelle brought up large number d
Bellaire people last evening 10 see Maggie
Mitchell ut the Opera House.
PITrsRuRGH, April ls,-Riyer 10 feet incl
and rising slowly. Weather clsaI and pleasant
CINcIHNA1I, April l9.-Riyer SO feet ant
falling rapidly, Weather lair and warm
Departed: St, Lawrence, Wheslingi 4, 4
Springer, New Orleans,
LoUBvILLE, April l9.-Riyer falling witt
Is feet Z inches In the canal. Weather warn
aud cloudy. B, II. Deval, Nsvay to Eeyay
Carrier, Pittsburgh TO st, Louis; j. o. NixOl
and tow, from Cairo; b, D. Wood and tow
Pittsburgh and return; the EckeTt has gon
down TO the wrecked j, A. BlackmOre; SilVe
Cloud, Tennessee river 10 Cincinnati,
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A lady by the name Of Morris arrived ia
this city last week from Missouri, accom-
panied by three children, BY some mis-
take she missed the train that was to take
her TO her home in Wetzel county, SO she
wont 10 the Parker House for the day
While there one oil her children, bright
little girl OF three years OF age, was at
tackled with Group, and despite the skilI
Of the physicians and the loving care OIL
her new.lound friends, the little one died
on Monday. The distressing situation and
poverty of tho mother excited the sympa.
thy Of Mrs. Hsggerty and her daughter,
Mrs. Dunlap, who bestirred themselves In
her behalf, AID they soon raised consid.
cradle sum oil money for her. Mr.. Speidel,
OF the Board OF Commissioners, furnished
a coffin, and the woman was sent home in
the evening.
Mrs. Morris relates q very sad story Of
her sufIerings during the last few years
Many years ago she went West with hel
husband, and settled upon little farm In
Missouri. For some time they did mod
erately we'll, but latterlY misiortunes over
took them, and one disaster was but the
precursor OF another. Some Of her chill
dren died, the crops began to fail, and
their stock TO die; after awhile the hus
band and father siCkened and died, leav'
ing her with four children 10 take care Of
0ne Of these was welkgfown youth. who
became involved In q quarrel while
thrcshing ut a neighbors, and was brought
homo dead-stabbed to the heart. One
day the COW was missing, and as this ami.
NAL was the source Of large quantity Of
the family food she went to hunt her up,
On hor return she found her home In
ruins, burned In some way In her absence.
Broken hearted she took her three re.
naming children aud started to the home
Of her mother in this State, where she had
been offered shelter 40 long as she might
live. When che reached this city hOr last
misfortune overlook her. OF her two re-
naming children living one Is an idiot
and the other is in poor health. Its not
often that one meets with such case Of
wne and Rnifarinp,
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SCRAPS OF HRWs,
Gathered Here and There by IulsIli'
EenceF Reporters.

EeneeF Reporters.
McHE rain.
WEES will thhIspring'ime come, gentle
AnnieH
BUSINESS at the justice shops was dull
yesterday.
"ooPTY GoorT" will be here April 2sth,
18th and S0th,
ST. ALPHoSsUs Fab opened last evening
and will continue every night this week.
JANIS GLENN, q Creek Mil enploye, was
injured by tongs at that mill last Monday.
Tue Street Commissioner has had the
board walk on the east side oil the Ma
tionsl road, above Seventh street, put in
good repair.
Ii consequence Of the funeral Of Thos,
]. Blair, deceased, the Internal Revenue
office will be closed tomorrow until after
the funeral services,
a VERY successful concert was given OF
Wesley Chapel last night by the choir Of
the Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church for the
benefit Of the Chapel,
Mr.. F. A, ELBERT, ST., ia having part Of
thu tuilding on the corner Of Seventh
and Market, torn down and will replace 1t
with fine residence,
FISH COMMISSIONER MILLER has received
four hundred German carp, aud will fur
nish parties with lots provided they have
suitable places for maturing them.
PETER ERB had Ed. Larkin before the
Police Court Monday on charge OF VIC
lating the ordinance in regard to the num-
bering Of vehicles, but MIR, Erb had to pay
the costs,
JOHN SHUTTER, well known young
gentleman OF East Wheeling, was buried
yesterday afternoon. His funeral was in
charge Of the members Of Washington
Council O, U. A, NJ, who turned out
very numercusly,
The ball given at Turner Hall last night
by the Vigilant Engine Company was a
highly successful affair. The attendance
was large and the boys will net quite O
handsome sum which will be devoted IA
furnishing the quarters OF the tiFemen OIL
this company
The drivers on the Citi2ens' Passenger
railway have habit OF rushing their carr
through all professions, whether funeral
political, church or otherwise. Our atten
ton was called yesterday to the driver o.
car IA forcing his car through iunera
procession sl Sixteenth aud Market streets
by which some confusion was caused. IL
other cities there Is an ordinance agsins
such practices.
A NUMBER OF complaints have beer
made at the Police Headquarters in regarC
IN hnVH WIN NAV hall on the ALFnptH a mr.
throw stones. II 10 impossible for a po'
lCeman to he stationed on every corner
there are not enough policemen to &c
around. The proper thing for the psrlieI
complaining to do Is to manifest enough
interest in the abatement Of the nuisance
to take the names OF some OF the offend.
ers so that an example or two can be made
OF them, The policemen are very useful
Lut 1t cant be expected that they can at
tend to all the petty grievances.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-20
TIlB CTTY BUILDING.
A Movement Against the Present city
Hail by outside Parties.

A Movement Against the Present cts
Hail by outside Parties.
II seems that the Washington Hall Aaso
citation have become alarmed at the danger
to their building on account Of the threat.
ening condition Of the walls OF the City
Building, and have given the city warning
in the matter. Below Is communication
sent in to Council last night, but which was
not reached before Adjournment.
TO he Mayor and Council:
| am instructed by the Washington
Hall Association 10 call the attention oil
the city authorities 10 theCondltion Of the
wall between the property Of said assoCia.
ton, situated at the corner OF Market and
Twelfth streets, In said city, and the prop.
etty owned by the city, known as the City
Hall property,
The Association asks that the city take
such action as may be necessary 10 pro.
teCt the property owned by said Associa.
ton from damage which may result from
said wall falling or being thrown down.
In case oil damage 10 the property oil
said Association by reason Of the said wall
falling or being thrown down the city will
be held responsible.
|, II, WILLIAMS, Secretary,
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THE usual merchants lunch at the New
MCLurU House Sample Rooms daily.
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News Notes Gathered In and ArOand tho
TanDIe of JnAtICe.

News Notes Gathered In and Around tho
Temple OF Justice.
One trust deed was admitted to record
In the Recorders Office yesterday.
Two marriage licenses were issued by
Recorder Hook yesterday, This Is con.
sidersd boom In the matrimonial mar.
ket these days.
Elizabeth steger has been appointed
guardian Of Charles, Emma, Hattie,
George and Boniface steger, orphan chill.
dren Of Boniface steger, deceased. Bond
81, 900, with Oscar SandroCk as surety.
The last will and testament OF Edward
Coen, deceased, was admitted 10 probate
In the Recorders Office yesterday. The
important items are as follows: The sec.
ond item bequeathes to Mary Ann Coen,
daughter Of the deceased, all the house.
hold furniture, also the rents and profits
Of the estate, the amount not TO exceed
$500 annually, for the support OF her nat.
ural life, or 80 long as she remains rnmar.
ried. The third item bequeathes 10 Charles
NJ, franklin and Alexander Ooen, sons Of
the deceased, all the remainder Of the
estate, real and personal, share and share
alike. In the event OF the marriage OF the
daughter, the will directs that the remain.
der oil the estate, real and personal, DO
divided between the four children, share
and share alike, the annuity Of $500 above
provided for then ceasing, after paying 10
deceased granddaughter, Matilda Adams
Coen, II living, the slim Of $500, provided
said sum does not exceed the one.ffth
part Of the estate when disposed Of.
Alexander Coen is named as executor,
and qualified yesterday. Bond $4,000;
no security required. The will was exc.
Cuted In April, 1880, and was witnessed by
John A. Armstrong and Joseph Bodey.
The Board OF Commissioners will meet
at the Court House on Friday morning for
the purpose OF proceeding from thence 10
view the Short Greek road. The differ.
enCes existing between the people living
on the line Of this road In regard 10 the
policy pursued by the Committee on
Roads has led TO this step, 80 that the en-.
tire Board may know the exact situation
OF things and act accordingly.
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LAlE AIGRT,E GRRnAN
Al the HeLurs In Honor Of Hiss Annie
HeRRnO,


The German at the Mcclure House last
night in honor OF AIiss Annie Hesrus
was ons.Of the most quiet and elegant at.
fairs that has taken place in society circles
in this city for years, The attendance was
not go large as that Of some other
occasions, bat those who had the
pleasure Of being there were all friends Of
Miss HsArne, and everything that could
be done to make the affair q complete
success was done. The room was
handsomely decorated, Kramer never
played so sweetly before, and altogether
we are sure that the lady in whose honor
the entertainment was given could not
but feel grati6ed over the result.
The dresses were exceptionally tne and
beautiful, and from among them we take
the following:
Miss Annie Hsarne, sky blue satin bro.
Caded and silver, trimmed with pearl
fringe, and ornaments. EeArl iewelry,
Mrs. Mollis Smith, Kansas City, hell
trope satin, pink polka dots, trimmed with
helitrope and pink fringe, Duchesse lace
and diamonds,
Miss Bartlett, Cleveland, light blue silk
Miss Mertz, cream colored Rayenna, o.
satin and Paris muslin.
Mrs. Frank Hearne, gend'armes satin
pink trimmings. Pink tiowers and dia
mond jswelry,
Miss Fannie su!phen, Lancaster, Ohio
cream Colored cashmere and Spanish lGCl
trimmings and satin.
Mrs, Andy Patterson, black velvet
creme Colored flower trimmings,
Miss Allie Kelley, light blue satin,
Miss Mary Hauser, Cadiz, black silk
Spanish lace aud lavender ribbon.
Mrs. Fred. Norton, white orgAndi
trimmed in lace, worn over blue, Tur
uuoise and pasrl iewelry,
Miss CLARA Fisher, dotted swiss AM
white lace, and apple blossoms,
Miss Sallis Howell, light blue satin.
Miss Mamie Dubois, cream colorel
bunting.
Miss Mamie Dubois, cream Colorel
bunting with lace overdress,
4 Mrs. @. W. FranEheim, black satfn
trimmed In margueritea and diamond
jewelry.
Mrs. W, A Iseet, black silk, cream col
ored bonnet,
Mrs. Charles Rhodes, cream coloret
cashmere with cream rose and satin.
Miss Lizzie Campbell, cream Colore'
bunting.
Mrs. Rammelsburg, while brocaled sil
and diamonds.
l5Miss Virginia:Hupp, old gold aud liam
colored silk and diamonds.
Miss Annie Chapline, cameo lace bunt
ing, trimmed in white lace and cameo ril
bon.
Miss Jennie Norton, black silk dress an
cream coIored skirt.
Miss sallis Maxwell, broCaded and whit
organdie.
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ALL FOR BLINKS.
A Hopeless Passion Causes Young
Lady TO AIIempt AnIcIde.

A Hopeless Passion Causes u Young
Lady to Attempt Suicide.
Suicides in these days are OF common
occurrence, and when one does shuttle of
the mortal coil the cause is the only thing
that interests the public.
Yesterday afternoon the people OF our
rural neighbor, Martins Ferry, we're
thrown into excitement over tho attempt.
ed suicide OF Miss Jennie Taylor. Our
enterprising correspondent In that town
furnishes the following particulars OF the
Case Miss Taylor has been stopping with
family by the name Of Barrett, who re-.
side on First street, During her stay there
she formed tender attachment for one
Tom Blinks, hut 1t seems that Blinks only
bllnked Of her love and would
have mono OF II. To add 10 her misery
Blinks married another lady on Sunday
last, and Jennie's cup OF bitterness being
full she resolved 10 end her troubles by
swallowing half an ounce OF laudanum.
As soon as It was discovered that she had
taken the lsudanum physician was sent
for and administered the proper remedies
in time to save her life. But Jennie
seemed to DO determined to end her exist.
enCe in some way, as she soon afterwards
attempted 10 seek oblivion In the waters
OF the Ohio, but was fortunately prevent.
ed from carrying out her design, and she
yet lives, and we hope may continue to
live long enough to see the folly Of her &C.
tons,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-20

Memorabilia of Matters Gathered In AMI
AbOut the State MNnne.

About the state House.
Repairs are going on il nearly all the
department rooms on the first floor.
Governor Jackson Yesterday issued a
pardon to James McLane, a two.year prlso.
ner from Wood county. McLsue has al.
ready served out over half OF bis sentence
and the pardon was granted at the In.
stance Of the Judge who tried him and a
large number Of influential citizens OIL
Wood county. His crime was larceny.
Governor JaCkson yesterday received an
invitation to be present at the unwilling oil
the Farragut statue, at Fsrragut Square,
Washington, D. O., April 25!h. This statue
was erected by the General Government
to the late Admiral David Farragut. The
Governor is also in receipt Of an Invitation
10 be present with his staff at tho Nash.
vile, Tennessee, Exposition during Mill.
tary week, which begins May oath.
The Legislature at It's adjourned session
In 1882 should provide and additional ss.
sistant to the janitor, as the work now i'm.
posed is In excess Of the ability ofany one
man to perform, and the salary too meagre
TO allow him 10 hire help.
Secretary Of State Stalnaker Issued a
certificate OF incorporation yesterday to
the Grafton & Greenbrier Railroad Com.
panY for he purpose Of constructing,
maintaining and operating a railroad In
the State Of West Virginia. Said road ia
10 be a narrow gauge and is to be con.
structed from point at or nOar the b. &
0. K. r., at or near the town OF Grafton,
In the county OF Taylor, through the
counties OF Taylor, Barbour, Randolph,
PoCahontas and Greenbrier to inteisect
the Chesapeake < Ohio road at tho most
convenient and practicable point in the
said county OF Grsenbrier.
The principal office shall he at Phllippi,
In the county Of Barbour. The corpora.
ton shall begin February Let, 1881, and
shall continue 800 years. The capital
stock shall be one million dollars,
The shares are 500 each, and the stock.
holders are: Sam. Woods, T. A. Bradford,
]. n. johnson, Jonas +. Hall, Luther G.
Elliott, T. 2. r. Brown, W. T. Ice, W. i,
MCCloskey, Q. y. Showalter, r. L. Hud.
kins, 6. ". Kettle, Lewis Walters, John
W. Bosworth, j. W. Robinson, D. +. BY.
sar, j H.. Woods, ]. Z. Heatherly, ]. NJ.
Woodtord, ]. A. Williamson, ]. II, Glass.
cock,J. l.. Hall. LOWS Wilson, all Of Bar.
bour county. ]. W. Mason, ]. NJ. SCrov.
gins, ]. h. Herr, A. II. Shayer, John Doc.
nan, s: L. Allen, George NJ. Whatsoever,
F. M. Durbin, all Of Taylor county. L.
Strader, q. W. YoCum, s. ". Bosworth,
B. W. Crawford III. Kittle, ]. NJ. Wells, o.
j. L. Cresap, Randolph county.
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In the large steam sugar refinery o.
Messrs. Mexican, Newhsll K Borie, or
Church Alley, in Philadelphia, has worked
for many day a middle aged laborsr
popular with bis comrades, and generally
well liked, one William ]. Haw, who In.
vested one dollar regularly In o half ticket
Of the Louisiana State Lottery, enclosing
the money 10 NJ. A. Dauphln, No. SIC
Broadway, New York City, N. Y, or Ia
the same person at New Orleans, La. He
realized last month and got half OF the Cd
capital prize Of $4,000. Who will he the
next 10 be eaved from wat1tP Ddw
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A simple, pure, harmless remedy, thai
cures every time, and prevents disease by
keeping the blood pute, stomach regular,
kidneys and liver active, 10 the greatest
blessing ever conferred upon man. Hop
Bitters Is that remedy, aud It's proprletors
are being blessed by thousands who have
been saved and cured by II. viii you try
II? See another column.-Edgt. MwF6w
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"Isit possible that MIR. Godfrey ig up
and at work, and cured by so simple a
remedyP' ~ ...
~ assure you II is true that he is en-.
,Irely cured, and with nothing but Hop
BItlerR; and only ten days ago his doctors
gave him up and said he must diel"
"WellRday' That Ia remarkable! ]
will 90 this day and get some for my poor
(isorge--I know hops are gocd."-Sdle0l
Post. AWfAH'
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as to the beat methods aud remedies for
the cure Of constipation and disordered
liver and kidneys. But those that have
used Kidney.Wort, agree that II Is by for
the best medicine known. It's action is
prompt, thorough and lasting. Don't take
pills, and other mefCurials that poison the
system, but by using Kidney.Wort restore
the natural action oil all the organs.-NeU
Covenant. MwF6w