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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-26
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wASHtNsroH, D. o., July rs -An ASso.
ciaLsd Ptsas teporte, took occasion ID 10.
leryisW Dr. Bliss at noon, while that gen.
tleman was waiting ior the arrival Of The
other physicians At the White House.
The DOCTOR said. "Pymmia has not yet
shown iLAeli, and IN ny opinion Il never
will. The occurrence Of 3 chill and other
symptoms attendant upon the gteatIon Of
A absesss being very neatly Ike those
which would indicate The beginning Of
blood poisoning, excited The ieaFS Of some
that the latter had occurred. I-eevet
thought 30, although I knew Il Was posi-.
BE, There Weie none Of The conditions
favorable 10 blood poisoning. The pa.
lieups syatem Was bealthy to begin With,
and has never become danaefouely feduc.
Gd He has taken and has atslmilated
noutithmenL epoash 70 pteyeht thtt
Hls tutfoundines SS b ventilation and
Iempetslute oi enutse 90 lhe beet possible
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wAsuiSotoS, D o., July 25.-rhs agent
Of the secret service division Al Cisc natl
telsgraphs The arrest oi Robert W, Atey,
lor tnsklbs and passing eonntaiiSlt
dimes aud twenty Hvs cant silVet coins
The Ageut lteuted the tnou ida, batteries
and mAtefIals used BY the eou6terisltetS.
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DUELING IN EUROPy.
hrse Fatal Fights, one In spain aud
FWn IL Gasu.uuv

Three Fatal Fights, One IN spain aud
tfWO II GsFmnBy.
BERLIN, July 26-BtrOn Won GsySo, q
young officer Of much prominence, has
been shot dead in a duel with a brother
officer.
-studSnts OF GottlnRen fought a
duel with pistols Thursday, and ono was
mortally wounded.
GIBRALTAR, July pa duel took place
last evening within the Spanish lines be.
tween two Spanish officers, q captain and
q lieutenant The captain was Killed and
the lieutenant setiously wounded ~
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NEW YoaE, july QS The railroad ticket
wsr continues. All the ltunk lines are
nov bsllins tickets 10 Ohlesgo tut nine
dollatA ..t.L
oath o. once a Collector ol this poTt,
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San Francisco, July Pa Phoenix
special says: Thomas Hook, astOCk fslAsf
N Tonto Basin shot bis father dead lSAt
TBeSday. The lfoub,s atots from dl.
vofca 81 the patents and qnaffel over
tbs division ot the property.
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TRor, N. y, tuly William Gavin,
while suffering from delidum trsnsnI,
leaped bead frat this morning from q
preCi pice 1875 iset high 10 the rocky bed oi
the Pal6linkill Greek. He Wa terribly cat
and bruised, but will probably recover.
His escape IRON death was Miraculous,
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IAlW CNAFEe Of the I'hieaso IlsSAIa-
Ills Program me. tt

CHlcluo, i'll, June g5.-Pootmastef
Lnnk W. Palmer 10 day ASa umeS the sdi.
9na! management ot the morning Herald
Y! "a The editorial announcing the iACl, he
..A!es thst the paper will ENvot . Tree,
a.,ulsa'ammeed ballot and Protection Of the
nsaa Of citizenship oi ell ciAssas. He
quotes ltom a speech made by him 10
Nngress eleven years ago, In which he
,,otecast the AssAsaiSations aud inlimids,
Hon oi the blacks and whites In the South
ia, Il, 'Nel' S opinions, and says THE q no Time
~. the abatement Of The advocacy oil
.lnAI rights, when the worst Apptohen.
sona have been realised. He Gays the
pape' will advocate the "hAnds ofy policy
" .,i 70 the hnances, will encourage . pro,
pSeuVe tariff, will counsel unity 10 The
1N.spu6llcan ranks, such a. nov scent
Pa'GGoable Ths HSgi has keIetoiore been
nusPendsnlin pollLit1,
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OcSsrASriNOFLB, July 2S.-The foreign
AmhAssadnts have refused the PottSb 70;
quest 10 delay the Oeealon Of The aOcuud
Sins ui the Geded territory 10 Greece.
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nOsh'r Arhsnsss uldsF-E.eape of


LtrrLH RocK, July 25.-Ths Gazette, spe.
cial from Newport, Arkansas, says: This
vicinity Is much excited over the murder
ol Henry Denolling, which occurred last
night, At The house Of Mrs. ssironia Ven.
son, near Grand Gleze. Up 10 this time
II his been impouible 10 settle sstisiaCto.
rily on the man who did the killing. The
unfortunate young man was In company
With several parties when row occurred.
Several shots were fred, by whom II is
not known. DenelliuE tell and expired in
4 few moments.
The Gas<ttfi special from Danville,
ArkanSas, says seven out oi nine ptis.
onerS confined 10 Jail at that place, made
their escape. The iull particulars have
not been learned,
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DtrA IT, NlcH July Is -BsSjamin
Manlsy, boy about ten ysats Oi age, waS
drowned al LahSiaS t,GieidAy. II b SOP.
pOeed that hs struck HE bead on q stone,
o. he did not CONS up alter diving. The
body wa recovered.
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Evii Ils.slls .f ai.I,.. : N. :,

MEApah, july 25.-A special 10 The
A'aiaAsA' l'ctn Dysabuts, Tenn, .Ays.
On satuIdAy evening, In a qtAtiel be-
tween N ]. XIX and ]. N. JChea, over 4
trivial mattsll XIX, eli NJ Suddsn drew
pistol and llnl Jones dad. ...
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At one o'clock The surgeons made

HUHk THOKVUua K4AHIHATIUHl
and reported the patients condition as az.
temsly lavorsble and encouraging. Pulse,
lO4; temperature and respiration normal,
The discharge Of rus was AS copious %
could be expected, and OF 3 perfectly
healthy character. There WAS no indica.
tion Of fever at that time, but the doctors
thought that there would probably be q
slight isbrile rise lSter In the day, as there
was last week, on the days prior TO the
formation ol the "pus cavity"
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Chs &tealgFtrffr>
,,i,,, Nos. Is aud "a EOurI'esIA street.,
-..l6 l6eiseea Lhe rallr0lds leAdins

Tz5,.,I between the railroads leading
lad ls' from New York City on passeA'
'S ',.. s,ill continues, and the tickets
',"I @ ,oId At ruinOusly low prices, NO
m'4' bovsysr, than several days ago.
~, ~ .,..sOaer agents Of the various roads
I"r aDlov,d in throwing the blame on
~ = 'af a,bsr, and especially in finding fault
s.s ~ SI ,Ss s,calpsru." The Psnn'ylVania
WV t,' m t,ksn q hand in the fight, and
io'l ,,drced emigraHt rates TO 80 from New
a. ~. n Chicago, $ll 50 to St, Louis, and
:, r"r a n Cincinnati. The Erie road has
0,1, he SANE reduction.
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Cry or AErico, July IS -Adolio Hog,
Of New York, a German, and large
dealer In whisky and American goods, At.
tempted 10 Gnmnlt suicide last night By
shb0una He 10 nov slowly dying The
cause Of bis fash act IA unknown. His
business Affairs are Ia q good condition,
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JIsrIUE CLIFFORD DEAD.
The Great states sights Judge Passel
AWhy-HonoPn 10 His nNmOPy,

PoETtASp, Me-, July S5.-Justice Nathan
Clifford, OF the United States Supreme
Court, died at Cornish at 0 O'Clock this
morning.
MILWAUKEE, July 25.-Ths following
order wa issued In the U. g., Court in this
.4sls.d.sl ILllsG 1aaS.m1.
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EEw YOREi july O5 zwillilm !. uslO.
hanly, thaClOS dancer, 10 nov looked up
in ths slaiou house, HSWsS found insane
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HALtSA4 JAY Is John MeKsS chal.
lsnges vohasfref, oi Pittsburgh, 10 thee.
mile stu!IinE race, iot $500 or $1,000 q
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HALt1At, pa., July V5-RObert POlletb
tAnnety and ave adiIcenL stables wese
bHined lAst night I6lS $4,000,
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HOSE TRoURLE OF TnE KAnAWnA,
niHors Strike AEaInSl ne EnploynsaI
Or HsEFOss, ard, RailIRG = RssRRs
ThalF DinehaFgs, wage War on Thsua.

EhslF DisehaEEs, WSEo War On Thsua.
CHARLRareA, ". Va. July 25.
Special pIIPaieA 70 The Intsllissnesr.
Last Wednesday the minsrs a Paint
Creek oOllIsry, struck in order TO drive
away three negro miners. The strike Waa
unSuscsaAiul, On Saturday night the
minsEa went TO the residences Of the NO.
gFoea and made 1t lively BY shooting in the
houses, but the negroes drove them OF
with gunl, The proceedings we're con.
1inusd last night ssrious trouble d sx.
psctsd, and the Governor will most likely
be asked TO stop It.
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and other members ol The rresldent'siam.
lily have requested that either Dr.. AgnOw
or Dr. Hamilton shall remain here TIL the
President is beyond all danger; and when
IL was learned that Agnew could not Eet
here in time, Hamilton agreed 70 stay
until be does come. The members Of the
Cabinet also Joined In the request that
one or the other Of the consulting sur.
geonB remain here. !. ..4,, Il.
Al Ii O'clock tonight the lights were oil
exlin guished at the White House and ev.
erythIng was quiet. The President was
asleep, and the lever was stlll going down
at that hour. l..-.fi Hs. fES
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NHW YoHk. jay 25.-The British mail
tot Australia lsit here last evening via the
PauheVtVania tailtoAd.
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One WIS . Stuasd hummlbs bird,
petSbsd on oDs Of The impoaSibie lille
trees that are affected BY the tatidHmist,
II came from Rhode island, and was des.
Iiaed BY The sender 10 ''telievs the monot.
ony OIL the tlek room" How II elpld Al.
lord such fsllel not sSen Dt. Hamilton
could tell. The other Attistl vas snail
boz ol alleged etaekets. Thay we're 10
"SAIiaiy the appelite, and d Ihe oAmt
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DuRISd THE FORENOON

the President partook at intervals Of lime
water and milk, alternately with meat
juice, and reliShed 1t highly.
When the wound was dressed this
morning ths'rotton was found well SaturA.
ted with puS Of . healthy character, show.
ing, 30 the surgeons said, that there had
been constant and very satisfactory dis
charge OF matter ever since the incision
was made,
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time lmpart much strength They
looked and tasted like half cooked bis
cults which had bsen allowed TO harden.
7 The President has got through to-day
admirably and everybody feels
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AbSu. ths Whhs House. Unitlsy Ashdlsy,
atsnss s,Sphs,, has had II ioi ionf OF I've
days, Apd was forced to Sucoumb. He is
now Al homs Ia he'd. The office coach.
m an i,in bed IRON the same cause. ous
oil the duotksepeta likeSi.s 10 dosn VIth
nAlafia, and iirihet, one the Stablenen
Il In the same condition.
Thete we're two things that Arrived a.
lhs White House today which are
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Rx sEsAToR UoHKLEaG,

accompanied by Senator Jones, Of NsVa-
dA, called at the Executive mansion at |
o'clock, and remained some time In the
Cabinet room. He saw no one, however,
except tie Presidents private secretary
and DR.. Bliss. To the latter he said that the
recent unlAYorable turn in the Presidents
case has been source Of great anxiety to
him, and he had called to-day In person
to make inquiries. Upon being informed
that the Presidents symptoms this after.
noon were oil oi the most encouraging
character, he expressed his qualification,
and asked Dr.. Bliss 10 convey TO Mrs,
Garfield his sincere sympathy and good
wishes.
Conkling bad called was conveyed to the
President. The. visit was Of short dura.
tIon. On coming out oi the White House
ex-senator Conkling said: II am vary glad
10 hear that the President 10 better" /.
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said at 10 o'clock tonight, that the Prssi.
dent was resting wellI that bis fever bad
declined considerably since the evening
bulletin was Issued that he felt that the
President was now beyond any immedi.
ste danger. He did NOT believe. that
another obstruction 10 the aow oi pus
would occur, but II itshould, II would be
promptly relieved, and that serious Oonse.
quences need not be feared.
Dr.. Reyburn said the President was do.
Ing as we'll as any person with such
wound could be expected 10 do, and be
felt very confident Of his recovery,
though Il would necessarily be SLOW.
Dr.. Agnew was 10 arrive Of l0!46 10.
night, bat has been detained, and will
not reGCh here Till alter midnight.
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b. W. Bus, Is
J. K. BARREs
]. J. y ooBwARD,
RoBRRT KRYBuRN,
raRap 70 A coon DIAL or CUNMRNr

,fHRRR 10 A GOOD DIAL OF CONhENf
on the fact that tie operation which
relieved the President Eau not made
before Yesterday morning. The attending
physicians thought best 10 await the opin'
lon Of the consulting physicians. In the
meantime, the sac Of matter, the great
distutbst, bad been smptied BY Dr. Bliss
By manipulatiOu Of bis hard. II allied
Sgaih and showed the necessity Of Al
ineiSion. This WAS made 70 soon as the
eonSuiLtng physicians bad examined the
wound and pronounced 1t 40 the proper
course. Inslead oi the matter now having
70 ItAvsrpe the elbow oi the wound, lofmed
by tho DETECTION oil the ball ailef the rib
was struck, Il can be taken out directly
through The ineibion, which iS iunnel'
shaped. There 10
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!, The President has done we'll during ths
day. This afternoon the fever did not
come on until 8 o'clock, Il Is somewhat
higher than yesterday, buE there has been
no 0hilla Az mon his pulse was l0t.
temperature 7S4, respiration 20 AT
F.ia, pulse l0l, TEN psratnre 1918, fsspira.
thnl2A AlML lla-LLM.a VIZ
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rHR EYPEcr or rHE CHANGE

upon the people 10 most marked, and the
feeling OF anxiety which prevailed yester.
day AE the White House and throughout
the city bad disappeared this forenoon.
There 10 no better barometer 10 indicate
the Presidents condition than the faces
OF those about the White House-the
general dir that place wears. By their eyes
YOU can tell at once whether things are
favorable Or not without asking any ques.
.tions. This forenoon everybody wm
bright aud cheeriul--not ody Eloomy--no.
body wore the anxious look ot yesterday.
The happy change had lts effect In thSt
there was very little inquiry As to the con.
dition oil the President. Once more The
doctors can come from the sick room with
out being seized on BY twenty or more
people who haye been waiting for Just such
an opportunity 10 hear IRON the sick bed,
! y }II.iis TIE EvRshso. ~
Doctor Asnew left Philadelphia for
Washington at 4E.u, and Dr. Hamilton
will probably start Tor New York alto PM
The evening examination was made before
DR., Hamilton went away, and The patient
will not be disturbed again Tonight '-
The following vas lsaued this evening:
t.., toEsiaI Bulls,iu,lI 4, u ~
.Iys5l hi E1EcuTiyS MASstoS,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-27

Col r Il DrLAsTa q" Wabouns" Tauqpromry 81, rs isf as rsgaettoe
ton f OriMa Crno from tokuEc ObR u@d hF mY nh8f sd lwaetEm hT feHNN
in proportion tOHsv value to bone meal which vm t,Web~R De- / -Vc- ttuc hundred
ponds of boneto the acre and -four huldri patL f che peh6Ha RE bono nrnT htft
lars and ten cents and the Orhil1 ne dyum- Ay wheat hastrFuf a. iffann ff HWHE
of. the bundles and m looking te siacks cnHc uq atFn @We ~" fnLtr tH
orOahma has paid me tbs year If-fbmnt 10 Iy Nr tt rWehn rdosasrtt 'rtta
base done As Weta the bone m ic proportion lvrtt
PSI intend To ~ teO uAiNa anAher 1fr g.
C. T. poMxD Restroom. Fanmir0 d. Ia. fr5 rast aFt To- riy myosri n4M5 ntp
result OF Orhila Guno wiA&y Ima odrtl'on wheat l@t Ahbs Ietne y hHaapEct
AmmoHiWed Phosphate 80 yIuifu each Erare. fhF raLt htHetg LitWf itr
AHa yet the minonLdcl oetsle gt ger tg-. h"rtrto go ~ fnd W"feM p nf
cred iron tes shocks four hHkp YIwn 90 each Kind and ribsdt them uf TIC rme frngfa"
same length and size AM te yRd ve ~ gmsn Gvorof ua1Hla AMI te qaiyasesd. ?
have % good crop Of whenA he wHn aala 1LrdH -tf gmsu hcnI used tie GchIf
/ also used IL IN ON ~ me Ndef AkaHC vhrl nt 50 more pr on tHn NrhHf Tho
rn came up we'll WhWw used uohHha and gva ~ nriyaEdn Will mucLa t@dyi Nn other
l rrd the rhHEr @ COOL Guauo and haN Ue . "nurayu rf l
bought Of yon ag fall by the side rnucb HgErTnot 11anA ad 30 he fhe fMy a.
well il not f-Hr than the hehcrPncd Dumo. fte vh@r hd not rms a. at ilru- the
winter and Hmg as the ohg Guauo bt IL eneu t before hrvea ai uFfei ac Hoote-
fully by lakhg as good wheat as UeOhec Isal use 4Ma us Eh
Prsces In Baltimore: @25 per ton, Cash; Ses per
ton, CrO. Time. For -,lc f>niN ,N ~ va. 3.
Willis, CIarlcGtovv w. Va.
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Wednesday la~g barring the d@ryn4, was
Q pleasaut day : e,~ile'gencrally. But at
the Stone School House, whore forty or ff-
Y school teachers were undergoing an eX-
animation preliminary TO appointnsnt arc
tic and torrii waves alternately swept thro'
thr Nirt0v-.
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- =. DOW & cos PORTABLE SrCA1
- ENGINES ard IMPROVED Iiila~..
ING MACHINES are wa raatcd cIt1i iF any
II IN United States. Call on the tutcr-itA 3
or Circulars. price lists &U -
pUEF q G. LD--f.R.
-un,t II. agents for icft. Co..
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GALLON Duke d Callaher and secure ono
\ ,f~trcrOrhratcl
Syracuse Steel Beam CWed Piows.
5000 of them were sold the first five years Of
their manufacture. 300 are now in use in
Washington county. Maryland. Offered. on
friI' a,id f.lly varrihtei. 4 Rnited number
onl, In ttftrniSiel 80 jefferson 'oun;y lcgm-
crs III season. Call carly.
W. c. RABY, Genl Agent.
kur1St 13 ISSf-at.
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No. GS duly Ali e! er trNir ally except
Sundlv. M. Gl8 connects at Sta,burg with
trains on Va. MKhn'dBoad, and dimes nj Nj.
Jackson. P~aSscngc.s e. JORDAN Springs leave
cars at StephensonS Tor Rock Enon leave car
NJ Winchester; for Cdpon Springs leave cars 81
Capon Road; for orkney Springs leave ears al
Nj. Jackson: for l.awley Springs leave C.lrs az
lIarrisonburg. Parties visiting New Market
and Luray Caves leave cars az Nv ,'arket.
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NEg'E Es.FAEH,
BRICK tKD SrOaE E.AS01,
and Manufactured oi
AI.NCUTNE IygS ca
Ca.rlcs.9w., Il -

T-Yr I'd f-icnds and the ra5l general "g
" iuformcltia au prepared to''"aI Sinl
Of Brick-work and Stone Ma>onryat the snort
est notice, aad am also prepared 20 '1H.ra- q
furu: l. NO BRICK 'r b-i ' an p1r
poses. Thanking my friends for thc p%atrpaa5.
bestowed upon me IN The past. solicit 90 c"l
..inuance, and 10 ucw orders prlYNA-a" "H"F
prompt and careful attention
NOV. -. $3.50. j. ---I.'.
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Old FAMILY JOURNAL 4.

ST ~
ii - II IL HI
o e4.+a +. nssra u a3 .uorrreaa pe sw fo
Good Iawnxut6 81 and scttes f0ei tic az j4gt lnns ntA a"E- seer
EsE,>T E1NCIc Ett ~AsNt- III
in Garnet Seal aeleGrceu. Nay and fid1 lHt. tr@ria ami Pms Htts F N't
low price OF lHc formerly sMd m2e EE Nan7 Nctus.n Af ,s.sW ~"
Light Blu. At 2c formerly 3a pmn At Woo hr1f 20 ~ ~ AZ,
Wood and Drb, atic. OTuCy2c tue tashsh iAfs tt@ N"" "@ ~
still hye Al unArhcn stock o. ais knA"l
sn n FIEfHfNgfNGs. .
set = Fre i Noyaie. Ila a4 Hs@1 siswll ait 4lTpTp or etG7' ~
IgrrS and WHITE GOODS boruQfe 0I mNN N' .t2 F
aernsE Gee grNganl ra@e l4sts @@g linen ma. No., f@~ = me m,
ne GcdbareHNa SILT and lnamM aF@ 1tFG teAi lEn ~' y" S'i
Z UT. TION Ztts&, ISEEs!fON~, AE ; TffN"Eifi'N
at geaAV reduced prices. w LateS1 aa1et tfr@N D"F 4"
CLOrHI&GA&D l.EEiSITtEG sGTr1iiG~ .ma
We are determined tosNf nd Rt have am hTNw cRt hrF S"N 81 81"
will soon b. purchased heaee oE motive f"ET@H tA~ o"Nf 'F"St
R@Itahd.,
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EAST BOZ TRAINS.

No6}3 runs daily. Al! o.h,rtrainsouI 60
ccpt Sunday. No. ca connects az S,r"sAuls
with trains ON Va idl9nd Road. No. CO.
runs to. PilAn6rt viz Washington without
change e cars. No. COS diI.s q w 1fck-
=. y. NtNIZ.
tgpereisr Of r F'iachcstcr, Va.
Wa Z ENENTS. ,.
.N5.ior OF Transports Il, Camden station.
W u 1881
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Chicago Journal
4 Chicago Brokc,'s Hapry I.acst'

7 INIVWUU HI09Vi FWIIJ II SIWtHI'
Lewis Ii. O'Couor. Esq, whose office j.
located 40 g3 Washington street this city,
lately related the toQoNi~o SIS DE hearing
OF one of orr reporters as an e. dence OF
special good 'orciDc. | have been suffering
said Mr.. O'Conor, for number Of weeks
with a ve-v sever pain in my back, helicy-
ell 90 be II om the effects of q cold contracted
while ON the lakes. 7 had beer prescribed
tor bq SEVERAL Of oUs pin -sic,ans and used
various remedies. Three days ago, ! ADAM
doncd them all. and bought a bottle of II.
Jacobs OH. applied Rat night before retir-
ing and to-day feel hkoa ncv man, OK
perienccd almost instant relief asd 4oa feel
no pain whatever.