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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-15

WAN TED,
~ PURCHASERS FOR
"esoDb0 SAWED SPRUCE LATHs, ,,,,ppos
oo'OoO LARGE No. j BEAET Cfrhboo
10000 LARSE No. / SAP CYPRESS SHIN
-. GLRs, .~,oe On,
,rytiher with ssrge stock Of ALL hihpo oF
LUMBER, which se offer az low prices.
IRTMAE A. PARNEk 4 Sy,
El9tgoyI Ia Fifth aud Canal streets
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WANTED, A GOOD COOK, WASHER
w and IRONER Must be 1rst-rate bread
baker Bring recommendations. Apply at this
orlce. no l2-3tN
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PICNIC CIGARS, Sc.

zEPHYns-7c. an ounce.-KurzLER Bnorn
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WANTED, A SILENT PARTNER.
w one who has several thousand dollars 10 Pun p,n
ihto an inviting business. Tbls u an ulussn,.l.,
good opportunity for Investment. 4 liberal inter
e>i will b. paid. aud at the end OF each year an
elual division of profits viii be made. Address
BUSINESS.
no l2-ts care Of Carrier No. j, city.
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w A N t E D.
CONFEDERATE BONDS.
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WANTED, A COMPETENT PRINT
W ER AZ PARTNER I'm new printing-oifce
10 neighbOrlng town, or one % WORK iOr ""scs'
PRINTER, DisPatch Office
PRESS no lj-2t
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s,.roxs LIVER REcuLAToR.

,,,rr SIMMONS LIVER REGULA-
j TOR.
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WANTED, BY A BALTIMORE DR1-
~ GOODS AND NOTION HOUSE, A SAILS
NAN 70 represent them IN the middle, soutnerh,
enc northeasteFn portion OF North Carolina. nohe
stct 2pply without trade and knowledge or ti'e
bz8atss. Address TRAVELLER,
eot tt-6t ofsce Richmond Dfspotch.
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WANTED, BY A YOUNG LADY OF
W SEVERAL YEARS EHPERlENCE, a a
POSITION AS TEACHER ln privaie iaially VI oI
school, either 10 or ont OF the city. 1caches EnK-
tsh. lnelnding higher Mathematics, ffench, Iuu,-
mens ol Latin, Music vocal a1d ins.ftlliient'I t
uis city would teach three hours daily Tor Doard on
i5r moderate salary. Bet references gwen anu
required. Address Miss NJ" care Letter-Cafsier
NO. l2, liehmOnd. Va. no iO-eoa5t
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DESIGNATION TENpEEEp.

To Tic Board Of ALdeTnaen:
Gentlemen,--I beg leave to resign the
seat in your body with which / have been
so long bonored by the citizens Of Jefferson
Ward. With grateful Acknowledgements
for the kindness and consideration ever
shown me by the president and members,
| am, very respectfully,
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-14

I'D v RR TISIH g


ILoluMh a indeN,
By the courtesy Of Capt L. 81.
Tucker, who has returned IRON At
lanta, whittier be went to attend q
meeting Of the Under Writer'S Asso-
citation Of the South, ne have reccir-
ed copy Of the Atlanta Constitu-
tion Of last Saturday. Capt. Tucker
directs our attention to a report Of
an interview with Gen. Gordon which
the Constitution contains. This in
tervieW is ia reference to the pro-
jected road from Atlanta to Colum-
bus, and as It is OF interest e. our
people We give il 10 fud below
Gen. Gordon reached Atlanta night
before last, coming from Belmont
coal mines where be had been for
day or so on important business.
He was detained AZ Decatur yesterday
on legal business. and two repre-
sentatlves of the Constitution drove
out 10 bis residence to sec him. or
course the subject Of The Georgia
Western came up for discussion.
Gen. Gordon said.
Il can only say as have said hc-
fore that my arrangements Tor build
ing the roads are completed and that
It viii be certsinly be built"
"When will It be built Z"
II am orgauiz.pg right nov three
engineer corps to take the route aud
survey it. They will be ia tie Geld
in few days just as soon as they
establish the profile a constructed
eenpaay will take holi of The road
and build it tsel perfectly safe in
say ing that inside oi two years irom
this date the road wall be completed
aad trains running from Allah.a to
Columbus, Mississippi ]
"I0ur plan, then, does not en-
brace simply the Georgia Western
Certainly not The plan is 10
baild a road from Atlanla to Column
bss, Miss, and the Georgia Western,
as il called, is simply part OF tl =
line. We are working now Oh th1
western cad towards the Alabama
line. We shalt commence work on
the Georgia Western link at Atlanta,
and that ia The shortest possible time
II is thought that the line between
Columbus aud the Alabama line is
really the most important part Of the
scheme A0 experienced railroad
man who is associated With me says
that viii be the best 100 miles OF rail
road IN the United States when the
coal delds through which it passes
are developed. I believe just as
strong in the Georgia Western, and
IL is 4 necessary part OF the whole
line. We shall put our heaviest
force on the Atlanta end OF the line
and rush 1t through"
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-14
rae Fael erths Faaare.

The Philadelphia Manufacturer, of
last month, has an interesting arli-
Gle upon "the fuel of the future.
The dirt, inconvenience and expense
of coal, and the small. propoFtionate
small amount of It's heat that can be
made available. has turned the al
tentlan OF many minds 10 The impor
tance OF finding g more agreeable.
economical and efficient fuel The
gas companies. at the same time,
being threatened with the rivalry
Of the electric light, turned their at
tention to the subject Of adapting gas
TO other usefu ends besides that Of
lighting. The result has been the
invention Of what is called the Love
process Of making gas This sys-
tenn includes the use 81 gas recover
ed from water. whiuh Is found highly
available for heating purposes.
With a stove made foe tie consump.
ton ofthis eas the most satisfactory
results are obtained. and heating 60.
paratus is used FOR buildings that
altogether tfanscends steam heating.
has simpler mode Of application,
and gives heat in = more agreeable
form. The gas is og very simple
mode Of manufacture TIE s.planf'
| inexpensive. there is no purifying,
the gas is in 4 condition to use as
soon as made aud il is adapted for
ali the wants of The household. II
can warm the parlor, e53k The dlaner
| In the kitchen. aeas the steam boiler
ID the faetorg, end do i all ehesply.
Comfort, neatness. cleanliness. saw
ing OF toll, healthlness. ease Of nan
agemeni. all come uith TIE fuel oi
the future L is bafnlae the moment
it is required It is exlinguished The
instan' il is done with. t must b
/ confessed that there Is something
attractive about the fael 81 he hl,of,
/ that it IS to he given D. At llliy certl
loot. They have Il il Toronto
where taey arc charmed uilh ii; IL
'sNationai Gas Company is putin,
up works ia Philadelphia. and !
would have been very welcome. Fl
this long cold winter. il Memphis
Bring il along Memphis Appeal
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-14


While The most OF our travelling
men, commercial tourists, are nice
christian gentlemen, there IS oeea
slonally one who Is as full Of Old
Nick as sn egg at this time Of year
is full Of malaria. There was one of
them stopped at a country town
few nights ago where there was
a church fair. He is blonde,
csod natured looking, serious talk
ing chap, aud having stopped at that
town every month for q dozen years i,
everybody knows him Hs always
chips in towards collection, a wake
or 3 rooster fight, and the town
sRears by him.
He attended the fair, and jolly
little sister Of the church. married
lady, took him by the hand and led
him through delds, where the girls
sold him ten cent chances IN saw
dust dolls, and beside still waters,
where 3 girl sold him sweetened
water with 8 sour stomach, for lem
onade from Rebecca's we'll. The
sister finally stood beside him while
the deacon was calling of numbers.
They we're drawing quilt, and as
the numbers were drawn, it was an
nounced by the deacon that number
fifteen drew the quilt, and tie little
sister turHed to the travelling man
and said "My, that is ny number;
I have drawn it What shall I do p
Hold up your ticket and shout
Keno" said he. The little dea-
esness did not stop to think that
there might he guile lurking in the
travelling man, but being full Of Joy
at drawing the quilt and ice cream
because the travelling man bought it,
che rushed into the crowd towards
Athe deacon, holding up her number
and shouting 50 they could hear her
Ell over the house: eKenom e ia
bank bad burst IN the building there
couldn't have been so much aston
ishmsnt The deacon turned pale.
and looked at The poor little sister
ss though she had fallen from grsce.
and sll the church people looked.sad
at her, while the worldly minded
/ people snickered The little woman
saw she bad got her foot into some
thing, and she blushed and backed
ousss and asked the travelling man
what keno meant. He said be didn't
know exactly, but he had always
seen people when they won anything
at Ghat gene 70 yell Keno" )" She
isn't exactly clear yet what keno IS,
but she Gays she has sworn of on
taking sdvice from pious looking
travelling men. They call her little
Keno now-Lexington Advertiser.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-14

There is not the slightest likeli-
h0od Of Mahone getting bis man Rit-
tleharger In IS Sergeant at Arms Of
he senate. before December, il ever
md the possibilities are strong
anainsG his obtaining any other pa
ronaee. for the Democrats are deter
minsd 10 defeat every one 81 he
nominations ta FsieFal o8leemade IN
his interest. when 20 suhmlsged that
thev can get q separate fete upon
then: and II as Anticipated. fight is
+ male IS Conkling against tie n0mi-
nation Of Judge Robertson, Malone
ulll have to take sides Il he goes
sith Conkling the Presiacnt will not
anpoing bis friends . office, while #
he takes The other horn of the dilem-
naa. aad goes aeslnet Conkling, Lord
Roscoe will aid he Democrats in re-
iecsina the nominations Of bis friends.
Il is not xeFY apparent that this
emiddls manH Is going 10 capture
many scalps Examiner.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-14

In the county Of TisbamiuEo. ON the "a Nom
lay in January and July, and continue six
laws.
In the county OF Alcorn, on The "a Monday
sgJannary and July, and continue twelve DAYS.
Ia the county Of Proniiss, ou the lgt Monday
Of ofFsbruary and August, and continue twelve
In the county Of Lee, on the Sd Monday in
February snd August, and continue eighteen
days.
Ia the sodutF of Itawamba, on the ID Mon-
GAY in March and September, aud continue SIX
says.
IN April and October and eoatiane twenty
Ia lie county Of Chickasaw, list. District
ana MONDAYS m April and October and eon-
tinue twelve days; and in the 2nd District 3d
Mandays in March and September and continue
eighteen days.
eHANoERr c0URT
In the county Of Tishomineo, on the fth Non
aays Of March aud September, and continue SIX
DAYS.
fp the county Of Preuiiss, on the TT Mondays
april and October, and continue sis days.
is the county Of Alcoru, on Che 2d Mondays
af Anil aud October, aud continue twelve days.
In tha county Of Itawamba, on the 4th Nom
1nys Of April ard October aad continue sig
DAYS.
In the e0HutY Oh Lee on tAe 81 At mays Ht
Nav and November, aud continue twelve days.
lz the eeentF Monroe, on the LIST MONDAYS Of
Marsh aud september, and continue eighteen
Aays
In the couaty of Chickasaw, fst District-3rd
nouday IN Nav and November, and continue
six days: and in the 2d District ith Monday in
nay and November and, caatiuu twelve days.
JUSTICES COURT
oKoIoEk HrAr.
gusnes Slaughter holds court on first and
laird Saturdays In each month Egypt.
Justice White holds court on first Saturday
81 Okolsaa ia the Court House.
Mayor Bodsnhamer, on the 2ud and Ath Mon
daYs in each month a. Qk0l0na.
HOUSTON HEAr.
Justice White sit on first and third Nom
Aars in each month.
bEAr No. 2.-Justice steene holds his court
al Moulka o. The I'd Saturday 20 each month.
HEkr NUMBER FouR.
Justics II. 7. Allen, So % the first
Saturdays 10 each month At Meals Store, and
90 third Saturdays in each month at bneua
Vista.
Justice c. Orr on tie 1T Saturday Al Busna
vista, and at Meals Store On The 2nd Saturday
maaek Fnnufh
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-14

The Southern Planter gives tba
following method Of un Alabama
gentleman for aseertainiag the age
Of horse when lie is more thau 9
years old After tue horse is 0 veags
old q wrinkle comes in the eyelid.
and every YEN thereafter he has one
veil defined wrinkle for each year 81
bis age over nine II, for instance,
a horse has three wrinkles. he is Il
liz four ID. Add The number 81
waiukles to nine and you VIII al
ways get at the age.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-14

There afe three Greenbaek papers
in MissIssippi-.the Batesville Blade,
Benton Argus snd Deer Creek Ad-
vanee-aua all oppose the Memphis
coalition Of white and nlaes kepuh.
lieaas. Gseeuhaekers aud lndepend,
ents-Brandon Republican.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-14

The Board Of Trace consisting 9fthe princi'
the business men ofthc city, hold regular meet
ines Masouie Temple building q Wednesday
af each m0uth.
EL0N EzElL, President
R.A. MURn0oK, lst Vice Prest,
T.R. SAbLTR, 2nd Vice-Pres't
A.BARsITT, Treasurer,
W. &. BERRY. Secretary,
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-14

HHse ar6arHmGes 0a 1hicfkasaW
County
vssETnnR WITH VIE NAMES OF MAsrEa ANp
SECRETARY.
ChiokasaW County Grange No, 60.
Meets Isl saturday u January April 3aiy,
s'a 0s'' $. Z. W1sos, ". n.
DIV. Peden, Sec.
Rusga Vista Granes, no. 49, meets hfsi
astwrdavi4 eaeh month e o'clock. ". u.
Gsueh, Mastsrs Nm- Ford 1ec'F'
g6aom 0ranse, No. 8eS, ,
Meets 4eA Saturday in eaeh month
gss. c. Bishop. Master John G. Porter ssey
soetehoma Grange Ne. zolt
Meets ahd SATURDAY lu each mouth.
Il. west. Master, Geo. DiilaFd, aee'y.
AasusA Uranae. 80. 28Ii
nssss SATURDAY. before the sFd sundsY y eael
q a Howard. N asfsr. }. g. Blue, see'Y.
Chuaaalanehee Grange. No. aoa.
Meets Saturday before the znd sunaag ih eaes
wsddy Psden, Masters D. y. Psden' Sec :
Hoaika 0rangesNo. -,
Meets Saturday before the sFd aandsT y
saeh month j. T. Thompson AaslaFs 7
Hobsou, secsy.
Okaloua 0raues No. 20.
Meets aih Saturday n eaeh mesth; . ?
Frasee, Master ". A. heafins ssef.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-14

A good farmer IS better than
poor doctors and ; COOK hofaeaAosf
is better thar g Bishop who breaches
sermons nobody wants & hear
Robert Collyeg.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-14

arrfvaIamd Departure q Nails
F~vvt mail arrives every daFs gezeepa aHH.
4ss'I IL O'clock, and leaves same aay At
Fgsm pittsbaro arrives Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays, e 7 as and leafss p r..
sane days. a "a
Te Pontogos, isaFes Houston saassya ~
Fridays Il 3 q. ms and arrives iassaAfs 4he
Saturdays As p. m- -.
Frsm Grenada. sa Houston arrives Heanes
asss, FfIdavs and Saturdays, e 2. e. aHa
isaves MONDAYS. Wednesdays and fridays Z
Ta.m., each week. .ss-
wssl relal, arrivss Tuesdays and Saturday
Il and leaves ! p. m.i sane e.
Rates Of Cammisaiou charged fer Aaney vt
0s orders Hot exceeding STA ..4.....l 9 eii
90 IS aud g 9 81 .....s... g CT
0zar as aaa e -. Aa..aasasras2 eh
n,ss IL ~ - hg.tsssfs48 Ell
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-14

Hasisr, Put DardeH, Fsyette, Jefferson county
0vsrs'r, VII u. Durham, Lexington iielmes
Lecturer. B. B. Boone, Boonville, Premises
stswards J. b. Bailey. Lake station, Newton
A. 5. Jas. Williams. Okolonai Chiekasa8i
Chaulsin, D b. Hill, ralo Alto, Claw
TFsaa,. III o. Dixau, Jackson, Kinds;
ssc'v, W. L. Williams, kisnxi, Aleorui
D. u, r. G. Galloway, fontoioe, fanteloe
Ceres. Mfs. Mary l.. Darden, fayette, Jefferson
Psmaaa. Fauaia v illis Aberdeen Monroe
FLORA. I. j. Robinson. Forest, scott
4. A. s. q II. A. Aky, Port eihsont claiborne
TWO MEMBERS TX. CON
il. Afford, Jackson, Hinds couniyi
T.R. smith. Verona, lee county.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-14

OkoIena Medical Association.
Meets the afst and third Fridays Of east
month,
]. If GREHN Prest.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-14
RELIGIOUS

Rev. J. z. Young At the Methodist Church
10 Okolona, Hiss, every Sabbath at II A. Il.
and r.M.
Methodist Sabbath School ii Methodist
Church every Sabbath at9A.
Prayer meeting 0u Wednesday egeuug a
$50 O'Clock.
Rev. G. M Gordon, Pafsor Baptist Church
0keiona, Miss. Preaching every 2ud, 3rd
aud sth SUNDAYS, at Fl a. i. and = i. X.
PRAYER meeting every Thursday night At : =
o'clock sunday School every Lord ) day s
9IS o'clock. PeNa free. All are invited {
siiaud.
PresbyssEiah Sabbath sehoal At Presbyterisi
Church IA 0kolana every Sabbath 81 $50 4. Il.
and Praveg Meeting on Wednesday nightse
each week s1S S'ol0ck F.M.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-14
Prepared by Or. j. c. Aver & CO.
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.

2r0H1 7
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-14
SENATOR GEORGE

asked for the gentlemen name, saw
inc that he ha1 never heard of srsl.
ana instauoo in Mississippi
snator Dawes decline to give The
name.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-14

Justice c. Orr on tie LET Saturday a Busna
vista. and at Meals Store on the 2nd Saturday
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-14

WNTWTHT ITU|TIUN7 ~" - ~ -
evenings in each month.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-19

The following statement Of William J.
Coughlln, Of SOmervllle, Mas, Is 80 remark.
able that we beg 10 ask for the attention oil
our readers. He says; "ln The fall OF 1870 ]
was taken With avioDent bleeding OF the lungs,
followed by a severe cough. ! soon began 10
Loose my appetite and flesh o l was so weak
at one time tiht l could not leave my bed. In
the summer OF 1871 was admitted 10 the City
Hospital. While there the doCtors said / had
a hole in my left lung rs hlgRsa half dollar.
/ expended over a hundred dollars In doctors
and medicines. I was 80 far gone at ono time
a report went around that | was dead l gaye
up hope, but q friend told me OF Dr.. William
Halls Balsam for the lungs / laughed al
my friends, thinking that my case was incur.
able, but ! got a bottle 10 satisfy them, when
TO my surprise and qualification I commenced
IN feel better. My hope, once dead, began to
revive, and to-day feel In better spirits than
I have for the past three years.
II write this hoping you will publish II,
so TINT every inflicted with Diseased
Lungs will be induced 10 take Dr.. VIM. HALT
Balsam for the Lungs, and be convinced that
Consumption can be cured. ! have taken two
bottles, and can positively say that II has
| done more good than oil the other medicines
I have taken since my sickness. My cough
has almogt entirely disappeared and l shall
soon be able To go 70 work" Sold BY drug
gistG.
Wells h Dent, Druggists and Apotle,
carried, Bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio, also
Logan, List & Co. Wholesale Agents, Wheel
inE, W. Va. '1THsAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-19

It seems strange that anyone will suffer
from the many derangemonS brought on by
an impure condition Of tho blood, when
Scoyills s~AtSaparilla aud stillingiA, or Blood
and Liver syrup will restore perfect health to
the pbysl 81 organization. II 10 indeed q
STRENGTHENING syrup, pleasant 10 take, and has
proven itBslfts be The best blood purifier ever
discovered, eiIectdally curing s%crotulN, syp'
hiliLh disorders. weakness Of the kidneys,
crySiplIas, malaria, all nervous disorders and
debility, bilious complaints and all diseases
indicating All impure condition Of the blood,
liver, kidneys, stomach, skin, etc. II correCt6
indigestion. Aslngle bottle will prove 10 you
It's merits a. o health remover, for II acts like
a charm, especially when the complaint 10 OF
an exhaustive nature, having a tendency 10
lessen the natural vigor Of the brain and
nervous system.
Wells & Dent, DrusgiSs and ApoLhe.
carries, Bank Building, bridgeport, Ohio, also
Logan, List & Co., Whelesales Agents, Wheel.
Ing, ". Va. TrHB4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-19
MEDICAL.


EXCESSIvE ANXIETY, or PROLONGED Study,
~ will produce lLhFpity In the Nervous System,
In proportion n the strength Of that system 10 OK.
pended upon the mind In troubled thought, 9lH the
organs o tdigestlon, assimilation and nutrition, rem
dGTel inactive aud IlugRiSh In proportion ~ the ByI'
orHsA weaker than the rest, and thiI 70 always the
alIt 70 IufgT duEipE n'rTouA ProstrAi9ni for example,
HtaleIing p0Wu S0moltInes tluAtA t'Al sulpepAion, oil
the muscular AetlOn Of the heart, producing sudden
hPmorIhaga and death No dolb any lvpgeF IL.
nRlns Of the praelieabillty Of r~aatering the nervous
hyBtVn, and through the narTsa tho muscles Of the
IapGiTd oRinG, Fellows Compound SYRUP
such power In nllner0ul instances, II Will impaTt
strength 70 oIIoamO tToublo and lmIedOn. Persons
who are Reopit1msd 70 look upon tbs dark slde, and
who 100 no plba4ure In living, on Us nR this syrup
soon lOITu 70 value and opjoy lie, and those who
ltudy deeply during long houIS, will 6nd In ths
syrup q promoter Of the power or endurance In the
There Ia no doubt Of this fact that an impaired
Nervous System cauAs Consumption. Neuralgia,
BF0Rehlhl, pySPSPdA, Asthma, MhOoplng Cough,
Heart Disease, aud q host Of olhsrA. Fell0Wb'
HypOphOBphlteH, which sftciuAlly cures EOEV.
Gus DsbLity, should cure thGHO diseases also "ke-
move The cause and the complaint WilleSn0
Hon sRRInes, AtEa Feb y, 1880
DRAR slRi haze bonn prescribing your HypO.
ph0snhlteH for several years, both In Canada and
the Uniled elAtOI, bot more particularly At this
iAmouI resort for inValidB, where Thousands annually
eougTegAte. For those in whom tho brain AID HeTV'
ouA syslem hBG bean exhausted from ex0eaAes or
oVerWOrkI | have ipuad no e0mbiuRIOn Of remedies
% prompt aud etacaciOuA 10 restoring the vital forces.
hope that sy'Ty PaTton needing relief will avail
themsGlVGl Of 30 valuable q preparation.
ly2TuS4W ALEX MCMASTER, N. y,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-19
The "Aua" Choiera lledlcIne.

More than twenty yeats ago, when 1t
was found that prevention OF cholera was
sasier than cure, a prescription drawn up
BY eminent doctors ives published In the
Sun, and II took the name Of "the Sun
cholera medicine" Our contemporary
never lent its uRme 10 a better article, says
the Journal Of Commerce We have teen
Il IN constant use for nearly two.BO0te
wears and iound II to be the best remedy
iof iooseness OF the bowels ever yet de:
ylsed. We conmend u TO opr friends.
Even when no cholera Ia anticipated II 10
excellent remedy for collie, dIarrh@a,
etc, Take equal parts o. tincLute Of Cay.
eThe pepper, iinCluts Of opium, tinC'ure
OF Thnbafb, essence q peppermint and
BpititI Of cRpphor. Mix well. Dose, 10
10 80 drops 10 q little gold Watet, accord
ING 10 age and ViolenCe oil symptoms, re-
pesled eveiy fifteen or twenty minutes
until relief Is obtained.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-19

ALLOW q cold 10 advance In your SUSTAIN aud
thus encourage more serious malAdl6s, such az
Pneumonia, Hemerrhagea and Lung troubles
when an immediate rel Af can be 30 readily at
lained2 BosuHEE's GERHAK BYRUP has gained
the largest sale in tho world for the our oil
OodgliR, Colda aud the sevGfest Lung Diseases.
I'll DR.. BoSohee's famous German pteHoriP
lion, and IL prepared with the greatest oar
and no fear heedb8 entertained In Rdmlnidei
iuR II " the youngest CHILD, a. PER dirgrtioni
rhs sale Ok this medicine l Unprecedented.
qinco Gtsl Introduced there has been n con-
slant increasing dBlpRld and without a single
report Of o ihilure 10 do ls work In any oase,
Ask your Druggist a. 10 the truth Of these 70,
marie. Largo SieS 9s cent. Try Il and bs
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