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@eyd,aStete 93mnocs=oblteattomen

gY lbtng ION, Is. Nn9un. = dldlter
2utpreuce, Der erite @ontroleur bes S6atamls,
hat etue @ntiHeipuns in 8esuA uuf beihioigte
Sbli9utionen ubaese6en. @r ertldrt, in @rz
maueelung bon foren 8elpeiisn fiir Die Ger
itDr1Ing Der oermiBten Sh;tle Der fra9ltdlsn
Sblis0tiOuen f0nnc Die &egierung nur cine
iOlfle Gumme be5ablen, rueldle in bemltlb,n
&rhdltniIie gum 9anSen Neuumerth Der Sbltz
CATION fiebe, tpie Die uripriiuglid)e @r0Be pe8
Stsinss su ietner Gr6Be, naa0em lie 3errl1sn
no
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

GtIanta, @a., 13. Auguf. - Die 9e9iS.
latur paiiirte bclte eine Sq NIT 81 gegen "A
Sttmncr, pouad) orti Suipettoren auqeit;ltt
merten iollcn, reltle barauf 81 iehen babeu,
eaB bic Staatsgetangenen uon ben @ontraftoz
rell, al bic fie permietbet wer0en, nidt miBz
honbelt neroeu. Die Bill rief cine lebhafte
9ebatte berpor, nno OaS Jteiultat Der Ibltius
ming rpurre nit lsbbaftem Ipplauie pom
MmhIifnm hPnriiRt
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M,poIuttnt, ia G0iua,

Sran5t8co, 13. 9luguit. - Chine
iiidle 3eitun9en berifltsn, baB Die Sepobner
BON &uu @btu unO San @bln in Der 8roOlnS
Che 8eang reuOltirt unO srO6e Serwinungen
onQGiditst haben. Die falierlldlen Sruppen
trielen bisielbeE in Srei @efedlten 3uriif.
9tah oen neusiten gfad)rtd)ten nit Oem
9ampfer - 8elgic" tnO Die fatierlIfen 8rupnen
in brei @efCdlten 9eiala9en nnu Der Anfitano
hnt fid1 nnSnrnrhnt
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Sin Ocsetabtlighes GrIaGmitttI Fa,
Galumel.

frsem eummi aIoijrt. paratren. resuliren. retn9eu
uno it6rfcn.
glnpuaG'S g'iuen 5uT Sur oleT Franlbeiten eei
Daecns, ocr eeher Der G'eodme Der Gsren Der gIaie
loUie fin ngrbo'es gopineb, 8erftopiuHg 9noiaeicn
Eusperiie, bjie Su'idHoe, Richer, uuteud6sents6rS
ounQ, 6dmoTIhoioen Uno ale an0ereu geioen oes uns
tereibs. @ine oolfommere BUR gardutjrt. Rein pes
qetGbili, feline Spur pon Dlertlr. Ulnerdlien oocg
Idde,iden 3roNucn.
PTT Unn beadte icgenoe Sampt3me oon arontbrlf
ten Der geroauunQsorQaue: 8eritOyfun9, innerliht
66morrhoiben, glltrDGlunq nad oem 9opie, Sduvt
i'm DinQen, nebelteit SO6brennen, Std oor benz @Hen
V}ooenbruden, inIlres NutfossH, Sinten oogI Beten
oes SCREENS, eTitidenoes ejeGM bei'm 2iegeu Rebel
ooer lodern por ben Nugen. ie6eT u. oumpig 5hmers
aer i'm Sopte, fodenben athem, aelbes Gusieben Der
Sout unD ben Augen, Seitenfieden, Shmeraen In oeI
Rruf unb in ben @fieoern. pl05libe MnDalungtn Don
6ite, Brenuen bes 7Sleiithes.
ginee Dozen BON gIaOwaB's @iuen Dsrben oae
item pon alien obenaenannten RraHtpetten betrtieu.
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Grfr1sfsfenA

@heifer, Yennl., IS. Nuguh. - Cine fl1tne
Satt, auf pelfer Fdl 8 !Wdnuer bsfaHosu,
fcnterte beute uabe oieier Staot mabreuo citer
go uno 5mei Der Sniulien, NumeHs {9a9h
Wlott uno SEQ. @rubb. ertranten.
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Rfehm6rffe.

@htcago, 13. Au9uit. = Die 3utuhr bon
Sdlmeiren belief iifl hsute auf 7400, Die Serz
ienbuus Qui 41OO Stiid; bte Yreiie pariirten
,tpiid,eH $50 unb $3.50. - 9iinSuieb: 3u~
fuhr 1900, gcrienbuns 300; Sertaufe gu
81. .25 bis S6.10. - Sdaafe: 3ufubr 100;
&erieuouna -; gerfGuie III $3.50 bis $500.
St.Yonts. 13. auguf.- Shpeine: Ser
t6ufe III $3.50 bis $6.85; 3ufubr 1900,
9,erIen6unq $500. - 8inboieb: Yertaufe 81
$3.50 bis $500; 3ufubr 600, Serienouns
lOOO.-ghaaie: @ertdufe 81 $500 bis $3.50;
Sufuhr so, Serienbung 100.
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Su allen apotbsfeu Su ba5sn,
Bran lsie n6aIIdh unS &abr."
PIN SdS Iablitntt!

gs iann feline bsFers Garnntis drbsn Btrtb pon Dr.
Rootpob's nltbtqrlnoeten ". ". H.7ceilmltteln
ouIoefpieIen perSen, als ole elenoeH uno nusIoicH
ginnbmuuaen berielbeu. IS QIbt iopobl talihe -Res
ieIpents, . ais aud .5lssis" uno .&ils." Sthst Su9
nor uuo peridRgt nur Ra6paq's uno attet eaIaHt,
6of oer glame ~Ra6paq" ii aui oem qstaIttsn AtttH
feI befn6st, (SuIt20, Rgi6&fel
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GnItftyd,e y,eretniat,ta.

Gan 6ran1tSco, IS. An9ult. - Die
8altionen Der 2lrbeiterpurtei uno Der Demo
frnten babcn iiA ge9en Die &spublitaner usrz
einlot.
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5!aSwaD's
@egnlirenbe Yiaen.

EruFpmriene 9ar9Gn,er. tnDernce stiahr.
slitteI tpirfen hHe Sdlmeri, ttets SuberIafHe
uiip uatitrIid: in ttrer Operations.
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@etS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

&nbr GjoubOe, Cholera Iortus oberIbmer,bnit,,
GhtIaana iperocn in tj-20 0dHulen FIrrirt SI,TS
1oonan's 3enon Rclief. 9Eeoer gserffopf,rro NON
GuHanourg, ncocr Sdndbe Hodi Ulattioteit nsTry.
iobt Der gevuGup pom yt. NJ. yfelicf.
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greis 2b cents pro s@aGtel.
gpir tpteSerboien, ous ber 9eier uniers Bahsr une
edrften hbu sranibetten uno oeIen sur fueirtn mus,
saaIIdl uno gSahr,"
1Raotpon iIber SrretabIe llretbra,"
pRaOpas Hbsr sfropbeIn,"

gion ihide cine Brieimarte on Raom0p h @omp.,
9r. 81. Warenz, @de Der @burh trase, geefUsDori.
EE Eelehruns, 9auienbe BON DolGr5 pertb, lDire
Sud 5ueehidt nerben.
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S6WtnogaGlt

tsr 5nns II uno tuberiucsr B5tifis ltropbuoszIobi.
lltilGen Fytbcn; NiulbWtnbeH, @Hartunu uuo Ssy.
l9mGrnA Ger Nhcren SuttrtruutbCit llrinperbaltnua
VpIol9e IN eCruna orludhlt, no tond Sdthrter az
hlGudt mum n. rcIhc 'dlrerbaite Operation ntIns
,rr''r hSerffifa ilD, Saicnifin unO In aIen s6l,y
ron o~
0ntiitnbnts9 Der SarnblaSe nnS
Ser 9licren,
iCpte bel tGoniiden 6dlcn uon iueiGem SIus unb us.
b6rmutterlci2en. 'O N''" VIZ
Cue Sloidc cnthdlt mebr aFline unS beiIfriftoe yr
mentt als trqcno Elm anoereS BrdporGt 9te B{c6rin
Dtr0 tbeeloiielDee 9cnommea ndbrenb ar,beye Gitf,
iiinI bis Icts Ulal 10 Uie erforoern.
Sin Souer bro SIafhe.
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Ser RrdiiSe en t.
sseue itIs Radirid,tsn. - Der betfls sa!aitas.
gsiInuug am Souutase uro barduf abermals
beDentlide Steigsrling bes Siebers.
Or. aene,u ams gbtlaoelpbia bssui.m.

gSa bington, 13. 4uguf.-Oer Brds
fbent bot tpGhreuo Der letten Jtaft nidt 10 gut
gsIhlaien, tpie geipG6nIif. Seute friib bate
oerielbe ettpas Sisber; trotoem erfldtte Der Bas
tient, er fible iih better, alS mdbrenO Der lesten
Sd9e. Der Buls itanO I'M halb llbr auf
104, bic Semperatur auf 1908, Die Relptra-
tiou auf 19. Sour bier Wtal pGhreub Der gauz
gen 3eit Der Sranfbeit bate Der Bulls 0torgerS
eincn b0bcren 9rab, alS beute, uno bte Gempez
ratur urr 5nei DIAL. gtaf) Der ausabe beS
Or. Slib mar bas Gisber heute friib etuer leit]s
ten Stoduug I'M @iterabfluB suSuifreibeil.
9as Morsen= Bulletin perlrlahte unter Der Be
bDlfernng feine geringe geiorguiB, allerlei Sc
riid)te cirfulirten in Der Staot, uno zines berel=
ben bebanptcte iogar, Der BrdIibent f0nue bod
items nod awct Gage leben. gSdbrer' res
Sormittags lieB Der Siebersuitaro nab, uuo
I'M baIb 8 libr mar Der Buls uuter 100, Die
Senperatur auf SO qefallen. Dee Batient
nabm Die 9etpUhnlidhe Qu1ntitGt 9tahrun9 81
lid uno erfreute iif tuGbreno bes ytad)ullttagS
eincs ruhi9en SdlafS. 0aS fatmittagSs
6ieber par Jun eineu balben @raD if)iuldler,
Qls aeitern, unD bis gSunbe bate BET Der Ser
binSHnq amabcno eiu befieres 4u3iebeu. Nu1
bic @iterentleerung mar Sufrieoeniteleno.
Or. gltR rpur iivSsSrrccuo Der lesteu gfaft rett
s.anf, bate fib jeOO4 beute @@'or8en ioitotE
Siemlid srbOlt.
g8aibtngtou, IA. GuguIf, 70 llbr Sorz
nittagS. BrdIioent bat cine ruhtge 9taft
prbradt unO beiiuOet iid) beute Morgeu COM
fortabel. Seiuc Semperatlr 1T gageupGrttg
nm eiuer @rao nieoriger, ais geltern gu oteIer
3dt. BNlS 100, 8emperotlr 99.S, &slpras
ton.
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IeEsgrapljti9e gepei0ea.
ans Der Imaoeshaaptitapt.

s2sai te Der sGiiocriTt5H Treii5" uT -Gtutidfn
gpYrP,pornenteu.rN
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70 mar bo3 eFite unb III bag elnstas
ShmCrjbrrtiIgenSr MitteI

ooS I'm Gu9euhIt6e Den ou6len0fen 2eiben gfrbor
tlut has Gnt5tinounaCn uu6Sonaeitionen brt, nooer
ite nun an Den SunQen Dem UiuaeH ben ginaepeiSen.
otn &rilen ooer onoern Sr9onen t6reu Sls ba6sn,
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3. gB. Slis, 6. S. @oooiporS,
% {. Ala.na ANn 4 -. .Nta.. h.-..., 4

J. u. UIIi To- UlVUIIl JltVUUlII.
(ll llbr, gtGdmittagS.) - Der BrdFoent
befirbet itd) better unO eine Semperatur 1T ieit
leetem giilletin I'M einen 8ruo gefallsn. Der
3ultanb Der 9Sunoe uno Die GiterabIonoeruug
iino bGirleOisenO. Bulls SO, Sempratur 1913,
Jteipiratiou IS.
g yQ gaIif G q Borrss
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Sn rinrr bis 5pan3ia Iinufen.

pie ietr aud bcn Gbeumatiihen, geitrdaerfo.n.
S6ndten, 0ertr1ppelten, Rer9oieu, @iftihen o6er
an lonroer Sr0ltheu Sel6cn0en qudlen m01eH, .Roos
paa's ReaDH Geltef" DrO augen6lidIide 66If
ihaiien bei
Gnr,inouuqer Der Nieren, Gnt,itubunuen Der
Blaie, GcbGrnI= @utSiinoun9, gunqen @onoes
Iionen, t6alS geiOen, afthma, 6er3tlnofen.
3tpbteria, 6piiertidcn 2InfGllen, 8r6uns,
Sntarrb, SnflucnSa, 6opfpcb, 3abulhmcr;en,
g(tnrlagla, &beumoti8mns, tdltem unb hcisem
iSteber, 9i9Heraugcn unO 6roitbsulcu.
Sic gnrCntunN hss n3ieooh Reliet" an Der ober ttn
cbcnocn Stccn iuir6 al56al6 6ebaqlibe @rledteruna
id'ofitn.
gretfia bis irdssig 9ropfen oooou in sfucm aoIbeu
3rrtuIGs non gfder lUcroen in meniqen auoerblircu
9ldnpC, giaaeni6ure, SoahTenucu, 9Opfihmeuen,
@iorrhoe. 8oienteru, 9olif, 5fahuHneu in Den gnae
nChcn Uno onc innCrliden Shmerseu bceu.
GeieHoe lcntCu iTWtr cine iSlaIlbe Raolpab's
"ScOep RelteI" bci iid trnqeH. gaclGe 5ropien oaz
Oon, in gFuNer QHhop, 6cgncn alien ayantbaien unb
zen ecmlt oeItnupiten yetoT, bic aus oem Gcbrauht
tledten g6cliCN entiDynacn, DOr. @5 III Elm teerd
Struuiaut olS iraH, oGid3er @ranbQ ooer SitetCs,
&ettcs uaS bist8eS 5stebeF.
saltes uuO BittseS FEe0er ec5eiIt idr 80 Gents.
sc gictt fcjn be'fercs eilmeI In oer ggel mae 70
Itnell ac 9irCn ron 5Sher belt, m0oen fe BON per.
ocrbeur 2u Uiojdrid, Ober oeoenCrin0et Sale toms
men, m0gen ne Gdaratz, Rcrpcn obcr aclbes SisosI
heiGsn, als - unter SHltehurQ bon Raomaq's BiGen.
hns ~gieaSh RcIiei," 5r. Raowan's.
gFanf5ta gcntS prn EsiaiGe.
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(iO.35 WttWbe.) - Rur meIiQ fam Den III
ser amtiideu SiilettnS cGlhaiteHen IH9aben
Iber Den bfutigeH Sag Sugtiiigt wcrocn. Gas
heute 0fiItag crlGiieEe SlilCttn, rpsidIsS eint
tcrGdt!idje 2bnahnle bes YnlSldla9eS uno Der
Semp1atur au5eigte, ueruriadlte groBe Sefrtc=
oiqurg uno cine bOfnun9SuOle summing.
Or. GliB micDerbolte beute Jfad)mtttag ietue
friihere Grfdrunq, nelniidl, er Iet Der AnIldlt,
baB Die Geiieruug permanent iein uno oaB Der
Batient in Den nGdIten paar SaAeu lehF be-
me1illdls SortId)riite MAIDEN meroe. Die SuROe
Ionoerte beute ben qanSen Sag ieid)llben @lter
ab unb berlClbe bate Elm uolltOmmen aelunOeS
Nusieheu. Ger @ebrallh eineS @iterr0brheuS
emies ii6 ais iiberfiiiig. Dr. Ignelu fam
I'M IL llbr Sornittu9S BON PHILADELPHIA an
uno mar anmeicno, ais man Die Buuoe per.
ban0.-0a Elm @eriid)t I'M llmlauie mar, mad
peldlem Die Aerste beid)loiisn haben iplleu, cine
meitere Speation porSHnehmen. I'M ole Gugel
Su eutfernen, 10 nuroc Or. SltB heute 9tbeHo
besiiqiih bes @eriid)ts befragt. Gr ertlGrte
emphatiidl, e8 eriliirten telne SeipeiIe Oafltr,
bOB b,e 9lnpeienbeit Der Sngel bem Yatienteu
inter ben umItGppen gum ShaOeu 9eretdle.
60 lange OiCS nltbt Der Sal Iet, miiroe man
teinen Setinh sur Gntfernun9 Der Snael ma
den. Ollie llmiidnbe oeIten an, DaB Der BrGItz
bert cine rubige gtatt pabringen wtrD. Bulls
uub Semperatur itnb ieit Dem Abenobiilletn
benGdltlidl eeiunfen. Or. 8liB glaubt, OaB
Der Yuls etpd lO2 Sdldge pro Winutc madlt,
irGhreno oIe Scmperatlr normal lit. Der
8atient nahu heutt Die gelu6bnliAe Guantitdt
felle 9eabrung Su iid.
Sberft 9fodipc1 ioll ipdt heute gtbcno mitae-
thsilt habeu, baB Der 8rGfocut heute on libel-
fit lit uno iid mstrcre Nt0le erbrat).
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3. u. @IiG, S. &. Barnes,
s. S. 2Soooparo, Rojert Repburn,

g llbr, 9lbenbs. - gtIbtamtlif.) - Der
3uitano bC8 BrGIi0enten mar beute Den gauSen
Sag befrieoigcno, mo Der BattaHt senleBt 5ur
3e,t Der 0iuBe. Die 2ltr5tc in0 Der Nutbl,
CAP ole 0iinlil9en Sgmptome tOrtoansrn uaO
OaB Die uddlfen paar Gage enttlieoeue 8tiie=
ruug nit iid) briHacH msrocn. Bn!s uno Gent
peratur iirO gCJenmirhg nngefGbr uuf 0eni,lz
ben Staucpunfte, pia bsuta Witttas.
(57 1tr, 2lteues 4mtlih. -, Seit Mits
tag 1T ,eine meientlihe SerGH9crrHJ etugetrtz
ten. 9aS giahmittc9aficber errctdte uAgefdbr
ren ndnlid)en GraD, ME eei1cru. YulS 108,
3tmperatur 1908, Jciptration 8.
3. 98. 8liB, s. S. 99ooOiparo,
y q l3,s, ,b,trt,
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UntiisnSmn9 Der SarnblnSs nnS
q. q. q.
IaSspaD's RcaoD 1cltes

S'nhr, Stnrrbre, GbuIera MOrbus, Ste5sf
uno @bmerS, &beumati8muS, glesosis
S&mer3enL 9ppbteritts, 6al8ent.
jfnbung, SnfIuencio, 2ltb,
mung8beihperben.
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Sr. &aOuaO'S
Sar(0p0ri((ian=
SefOfpent.
Ser grnBr SIntrrinigrr.

~tranSernnaei ces Observation-Disclosures ,pRs
esisben uno enpfnnoeit natt Dem @ebralld1e
lpcntaer 1pfeti.
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@enua, Il. 2ugnit. - @Iue Serlantnt+
luna ,u @unIfen Der Aufhcbuug Der 9eisbe,
peld,e benz Yapftbum 9araiitie'n ertbeileu,
mutfe hcute bier ubgsbalteu. NafOem mehs
rere 8riefe, pelde Spmpatbte fir Den 3med
Der gSeriammiuna ausoriidten, uerleien ruaren,
ertid1te Die Bolissi Die SerhanOlunaeu geid}loi<
ier. Gin Sumult entitauo, unO oas eotal
muroe pon Der Bolisei ger0umt. Serl1ieoene
Suhaitunsen wuroen pOr9enOutmen.
Qonoon, Is. Nuguli. - yaut elmer De-
peide Der Stems" ans Rom puroe Die Bet
iammlunq in @euun uufgel6f, neil in oerlelbeI
Gin pom Woior @nnsio, BEN ShDieger,olue
@oriboloi's, acifrisbener Sriel oerleitn puroe,
pelder ben SDuig an9rrff.
0tGrtt uno z3orIs.
2ouoon, 13. Auaait, 1890 ytadrt.-
gcriols 100 916 fir GelO, 1908 iiir Brief. =
q. & @.=gS. 1. 5Ss, DO. 2. %; Gre 455
N.sg. Geuual 1494, 81. Central 1881, Bennl.
Central 81, 8euoius 80, ". Y., SHt. &
@sfsrn 33f.
9tuerpool, IS. Gusuit, 1890 Rad,m.-
Boumpolle ruhtasr; Wittsliorte Sbsrldnosl
6a; 90. Orleans 1916. Die Sertduie be-
trugen 1000 3alleu.
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Set Back AZ Years.

III was troubled for many years
with Kidney Complaint, Gravel, &c;
my blood became lhin; l was dull and
inactive; could hardly crawl about;
was an old worn out man all over;
could get nothing to help me, until
| got Hop Bitters, and now l am a
boy again. My blood and kidneys
are all right, and | am as active as q
man of 80, although | am p, and
have no doubt it will do as we'll for
Others of my age. It's worth trial.
Father -'Sunday Mercury.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-10-12

| HARTFORD cTY.-Tbe new sum.
mer is progressing finely. Some Of
our farmers are expecting to have a
second crop of sorghum, that is if the
frost keeps off long enough. The
rapidity with which the grass and
lately sown wheat are growing, sur
prises everybody.
Mr.. W. Young has had to dig an
other well for fresh water to supply
his boilers, the first one having cav
ed in. This causes considerable
trouble, expense and delay in his
coal business.
The California Coal Company has
mined and yarded about 25,000 bush
els Of coal ready for shipment as
soon as the river opens.
Mr. G. w. Moredock made a,hying
trip to Cincinnati last week, He
came home on Saturday, the 7th inst.
Rev. H. Scott is absent attending
Conference at Moundsyille, Marshall
county, West Virginia.
Mrs. s. Harpold is repairing quite
u number of her houses, which adds
very much to their appearance.
Quite number of our laboring
men have left town and gone to Cot
ton, jackson county; Ohio, aeeking
labor.
Thesabbath School, in the sehon
school house has been revived again
and is under the supervision of Mrs.
l.. Sehon.
We had speck of war in our pub.
lie schools last week. Some Of the
children rebelled against their teach
er and it has caused quite and ex!
cltement among the people.
Mr., Duffy is boaring another well
for the Valley City Furnace.
The Radical had better stop its
Boosting about the beauty and &C.
complishments of ,Clifton's young Ia
dies, or we will call attention to the
young ladies of our town, for we
think we have the best looking and
most highly accomplished young la
dies, and we will add young gentle.
men also Of any town Of our size on
the Ohio river.
Rev. L. E. Peters preached in the
Baptist Church, on Sunday the Sth
inst, at II o'clock, and in the even
ing; and Rev. W. W. Harper preach
ed in the NJ. E. Church in the even.
ing. Subject: Angelic communica-
ton. Is it a Bible doctrine2 J.
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(utiicllra
e re
PYANyG!I.
Or Blood Poisoning, schtch Results
In Assesses, Ulcers, Sores, Car
bunctes, Boits aud Itching Hu-
m0rS, Cured.
FEVER SORE.

WhatI tell you is the truth, told for no
other purpose but to testify to the merits
OF the CUrIcURA REMEDIES. Mr.. Frederick
Yeaton, OF this town, has been troubled
for years with Fever Sore on one OF his
legs, Last fall and all winter he could
hardly walk n step. l induced him to take
your REMEDIES. He has taken about four
bottles CurIcuRA REsoLvENT, and used the
CUTlcuM and CUTIcURA SOAR externally.
His leg to-day is almost well, and he walks
with case. 1t was sight to behold-black,
and swollen very badly. Iwish you could
see his leg to-day. The change would as
tonish you.
CHAs. H, TRIP, Alfred, Me.
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TREA TMEMT.

The Cuticura treatment for the cure Of
Skin, Scalp and Blood Diseases, consists in
the internal use OF CurIcURA REsoLvEST,
the new Blood Purifier, and the external
use OF CurIcURA and CUTIcURA SOAP, the
Great Skin Cures.
Price of CuTIcuRA, small boxes, SOC; large
boxes 81. CUTICURA REsoLvESr, 81 per
bottle, CurCuRA SOAR, Csc. CurIcuRA
SHAVING SOAP, l5c. Sold by all druggists.
Depot, WEEKS & POTTER, Boston, Mass.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-10-12

The Parkersburg Sentinel says: The
large and elegant side-wheel steam
ers Fleetwood and Bostona, of the
Huntington and Cincinnati trade,
will enter the Parkersburg trade as
soon as the water permits.
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Silt RHEUM.

Will Mcdonald, 2542 Dearborn St., Chi
cago, gratefully acknowledges a cure OF
Salt Rheum on head, neck, face, arms and
legs for seventeen years; not able to walk
except on hands and knees for one year;
not able 10 help himself for eight years;
tried hundreds OF remedies; doctors pro-
nounced his case hopeless; permanently
cured by the Cuticura remedies.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-10-12

1t may not be known to our citi
zens, that many years ago, the Cir.
cult Clerks office was situated on the
Sterrett farm, now belonging to Mr.,
Capehart, and the lawyers used to
walk up there to file their precipes,
1t would be good thing if some Of
our lawyers had to walk that distance
now, as some of them are getting
exceedingly lazy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-10-12

DIED-septembor 10Th, 1881, at
Pomeroy, Ohio, an infant daughter of
Thomas A. and Hannah Wheatley.
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GREAT BLOOD MEDTCINES.

The half has not been told as to the great
curative powers OF the CurlcuRA REMEDIES
! have paid hundreds OF dollars for medi,
cines to cure diseases OF the blood and
skin, and never found anything yet to
equal the CUTIcURA REMEDIES.
a,4.-, CHAS., A. WILLIAMS,
Providence, X. |.
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OUR LAND owNERs.-"We point
with pride" to the liborality and pro.
gressiye spirit Of our land owners in
selling and giving the right of way
through their farms for the building
of the a. & N. w. r. R. No factions
opposition manifested itself any
where along the line of the road in
this county, and no condemnation
proceedings became necessary. The
liberaIity and progressive spirit Of
our land owners has been compli.
mentcd all over the State and
they have been. pointed to us ex.
amples for other counties to follow.
Their actions in the premises refutes
the vile term "Shylocks" applied to
them by our neighbor over the way.
We have every reason to believe our
farmers along the Ohio will be as
liberal 10 the W. P. & c. road, as
were the farmers along the Kanawha
to the A. & N. w. road. Libcrality
always paysin the end Let those
who can give the right of way, give
it, and let others put their land at a
fair marketable value. Every citi.
zen must do something toward en-.
couraging substantial improvements,
as everybody is benefited by them
more or less.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-10-12

A mail leaves here now at at 4;50
p. M, for the West, via the Cleveland
and Hooking Valley Railroad.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-10-12

1t is about time our city Fathers
were looking around for suitable
grounds for Cemetery, If we mis-.
take not, several years ago a commit.
tee was appointed by the town coun.
Gil, to report upon this matter
Whether the report has ever been
made or not, we can not say, but one
thing is certain, u cemetery is badly
needed, as the present one is about
filled to OVERLOOKING.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-10-12

Many Miserable People drag them.
selves about with failing strength,
feeling that they are sinking into
their graves when Parker's Ginger
Tonic would begin with the first
dose, to bring vitality and strength
back to them.-Sun.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-10-12

Mr.. c. W, Maupin, Of Arbuckle,
was in town Friday, on his way East
to lay in his winter stock of goods.
He expects to bring the largest lot Of
goods he has ever handled in the
Valley, which will comprise all
classes of goods. The buyer will do
well to wait until the arrival of these
goods.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-10-12

The fears of starving pastures and
total failure of late crops, has been
dispelled, and our farmers are jubi.
liant. The recent rains have been
favorable for good crop Of late pota.
toes, while the pastures are all that
can be desired. Matters are not SC
bad as was at first supposed.