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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-12-08

Retail Iron market.
Corrected Daily by ]. 81. Cruze.
Knoxville December z.
TIRE IRON-Two horse, per pound, &c one
horse, per pound, SIC.
NAILs-Per keg rates, $500; per pound, Sc.
Horse SHoEs-Per keg. $500; turned, Toe
ca vi
h,IcE SHOE NAHs-Per pound, lsa20c.
HARROW TKKTH-Per pound, 5a515c.
HoLLcwARE-Per pound, &C.
GLASS, ommon size. per box. 81 a3.26
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-12-08

Live Stock Market.
Knoxville, December 7.
CORRECTED DAILY BIZ GALYoN b LEE.
REVIEW.
Cattle and sheep In good demand at out
side quotations. Hogs steady, with very fair
demand.
No. l, sa31sc; 800 to 1000 lbs. steers and
heifers 2a4a34 good fat, 500 to 700 lbs, 21sa2s
common l3za2I; cows and calves scarce and
wanted, at 25.00a40.00.
No. /, 21<a3; good fat 2a211; lambs, g.
CALVES
Sl.50a4.00 according to quality.
HOGS.
Gross, 6a6lsc nett, 7a7lsc.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-12-08
Canned Goods.


KNOXVILLE SOAPS.
Laundry, 60
pounds ......S2 25a2 rs
Family, IS
pound bXS... 2 60a3 90
Tobacco.
Common lin. per
pound ...... ......... 35a40
Bright, IL in, 8 D.. 50a55
Caddy, 6 inch...... 55a75
Fancy brands ..., 55a65
Smoking. ............ 30a60
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-12-08

The paper at considerable expense has been enlarged
still remains $500 $400 for months and $500
months, Is cents per month
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-02-24
Liquor i'c:iiIuu.
STATE OF M,,,Issnri.

CiAli VI fAiSbo'''
CorlAiI CouNTY
To the Honorable board 0f MAYOR
and ALDERMEN, q. the town or bcaa-
regard.
We, the undersigned legal voters Of
The town Of Ecaurcgmd Miss, respect
FULLY petition Your honorable body, to
grant To II. e. Ford u :. l.. Mciiainy,
the name and s'ylcor the !irm 10 bc
McRu:,lv & Ford. -liccuSa t0 retail
Vinous, Spirituous and Malt liquors III
less quantities than one pir;, in the
Ray buildng, Ia. M = sqr II, in the
town of Eraurcgari, 10y their comply
ing with the law in such eases. And
we do recommend the said Mcliainy q
Ford, to hc al good reputation, sober
AMI suitable persons Ia receive suc'i
license. AMI We dn hc;cby authorize
Your Honorable body, or any other
person. Ia erase our names from any
counter petition filed against this one.
DID Benson, w X Mullins. q Wal
kcr \ Lexington, /, + Garter, G Il iiUd
nal, Il + Jones, Dub Twincr, q &
Holloway, Ruht King, X } Morris, j )
Terrell. W L lludnnl, Jno II !'rii;h-
wait. j ID lIartlog. ,lril Walker, Frank
Mcintosh, Samuel Newman, Ed Cotton
John J Ca,nn. J + Riggs, T. I Robert
Son. " VI Dc0Soi, /! Momly, : l.
BiggS, u + Brasil, Wm Parker, VIC
Loving. " h Gluunt, Geo " Pagan,
Il G,ininJamcs lla!lRm |. q Bride
well. Henry Bridges, VI Daniel, Henry
Clay. L ) Drummoud, Sol Bruce, W I
White, NJ J Ferguson, Samuel Mnnhy.
j /. pclcrW. j i catncrslH, f. '
stewart. Ben Smith. Edmond Smith,
Iicnay Cook, Jim Ming, Caleb Ellis,
" Il Sauls, Henry Washington. w Il
Wcathcrsby, W + Cml,cis. Benz King
.)r. Albert Blue, : j Ferguson, Sam
Bailicld. W II BarlnT.
STATE az MiS>iS>IrrI,
CorIAI cUUNrY.
The undersigned Secretary of the
Board of Mayor and A'd,rmca. at tie
Ncamcglrd. said Comfy. do hcrchy
certify that the above Is Il true copy
of the original petition of retail H.
,cnSc to'Alcl,ainy y Ford, raw On file
in the Mayors Office oi said town
Bcaurcgard Miss, Jan, 4stl, 1851.
Il. kIaU, JG.
Secretary,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-02-24
a Jpckass THAT VOniinf
Scare.

A vagront asa stood beside the
rack Of tie Sunset r i!way at the
depot q few mornings ago. An engine
moved slowly up; it stopped within n
few feet vi the ass; the engineer blew
one Of those TERRIBLE screams, pro-
10, girg and oar-piercirg-such q
blast as makes q sleeping Milleriie
dream Of the DAY Of Judgment. Dii
the ass scare? Ngt worth cent. Did
no shake the slo;h from lis l!mbs,
rect his tail aud speed away like the
asses Of DIsscrah. faster than the
Belouin con srrs run hack 10 the
chapparal? NJ, he dilu't. He turned
one ear toward tho engine, just as a
dea. MAJ u,cs his tin car-'rumpct,
and csught every ptr ic'e ot tie
sound. and when the steam.biown
whistle CO 8 d It's notes, aud al The
echoes died away, the ANNA! straight
snod mt his neck, opened his m nth,
aud, in a voics ,h,s desfcnod al! the
railrolrd men and canssd the freight
clerk 10 drop his Pen, no roaied
Il c,n'.l cam! ! cIh',! l CAM! be
lea DO beat! be- beat! c-a-a-n't b.
bc-bo- beat!
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-02-24
ANOTHER BIG FIRE
Nike run.piSGs DESTROYER. Loss
Ncr CoyEE,n Tx INSURANCE..

Fire. Fire, Fir,!., was the fearful
cry which aroused our citizens from
their peaceful Slumhcrs on Sunday
mcrning las; at a:m u. III. Dressing
ourselves us quickly IA possible and
rushing to tie scene of destruction, We
found the tire, which had hroi;cn ont
in the saloon of Jno Popoyich, had
communicated to ;hc Marx livery sta
hlc ON one side, and to tie carriage
house on the other; from thence the
fire asSi>is,cd 10y light breeze, swept
rapidly westward up ES,rllc street
consuming tie saloon occupied 10y Geo
Tnmicich. The bakery of l.. Adolph,
aud the store house of l.. klotz; here
the flames were checked for awhile,
hut soon communicated 10 uc house
occupied 10y +. Snbat, as rc'tanTanI
AMI saloon quickly consuming II; next
in the path of the destroyer. was the
house of Ecv Dr. Liaiirld, which with
the aid of the efficient force of workers
resisted the advance of the fire for
sometime, but finally Succumhcd. The
houSc next tn the Linlicld residence,
owned hy Col. Vance. ana occupied hy
III, Moore. Us an eating houS', caught
fire in several places, but the liamcS
we're cx,ingui>hcd and finally 10y main
strength and awkailncSS' the house
WAS pulled down, the flames then sub
sliced. there being nomorc for them to
feed upon. Had it not been for this
Il Is vciy probable that the entire
Llocl, would have been consumed.
The residence and sto.c of VIZ +.
Klotl wcrs only saved hy the heroic
efforts of our citizens. many a; whom
both white and black, impcril Ing
,.cir lives in their 2calousncSS; al
scented determined that nothing
should hc left undnnc which wonlJ
prevent farther destruction.
A. to ,l.c origin of ihc tire, whether
accidental OF the wort, ofand inccndi-
ary. nothing definite is kncwn. though
there are number of theories and sap
positions in circulation.
LoSs.-M Marx, s3,r0G, no insur-
ancc; Jno Popovicl; stock. !. 81; inSur-
aYrc s: Gco Tonicic'l, stock So in
,u,aucc. 3; l.. A,iolph, stock, 500.
uo insurance.. hou,c owned Ivy Falcr
X Go :iGJ) no insurance; + klon
house. @.SJ0 no Insurance; ! Suhai,
Sa5D3 insurance S.DIn; Rev Mr Lin
field. $3.50 insurance $1,000. Mrs
j + Vance no Insurance.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-02-24

Remonbo, the Rcd Front Dug
Store kept by l.. c. WILL,.MsoY-
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-02-24

f Il. Blown, PJoler Bsit'on, and
W. W. Gowcn, the young men wh"
rcmaincd on top OF the ore OF Mt
Frank Kloiz , deserves great credit
ror tho noble work performed during
/ e most cri ical moments OF tho fir
asst Sunday morning.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-02-24
st Sunday morning.

VI tbN hOc'N WV" ~ q
/ G moss cri ical moments Of tho fir
asst Suudady morning.
Il seems Little strange why az
many az Tie business LIen of tais
part ( town has so much business
with the Drug store OF front street,
and g. To attend to il SO often, OF
course BIB Rals has nothing 10 DO
with il.
oar streets we're grlcrd last Satllr-
Lay evening 10 The stylish and fancy
turnout of hr T.. X. Brown al Lucky
lIit. filled with several of the up
town" bellies. we poor boys are &C.
lighted to- know that other convcyan-
ccs besides horses and hucgicS are bc.
coming fashionable lWo oxen ANA
"A male malc Il handsome team.
Wall rapcr!or salcby &c. U'illi"m-
son in let's to sui; aIl purchasers ut
New O.!carS prices. ST.
.N.ea:ion is called 20 'he lvor!ise-
mCnt Oi JOhIS)I ~ hCtks III tli5 ISSUE
Mr, ] is thoroughly basin, IS young
man, AID will give You a good bar
gaia in either buggics, hacks, or
factions. Mrs Meek is proprietrcss OF
he stable recently owned by Rogers
and Meek, AID will have oar hofsts
well cared for when you coric to
town. Give them y call.
NJ. Max tie great livery man OF
II .z.uaurs', notwithstanding the
recoa, burn and Dis loss, has f:tsd
up another stable, on ms lots and
will continue to SCI! horses, mules, or
trade with any on as o has a full
line Of buggies, hacks, sprirg waS'
IN, &, which he will sell t,r very
i.;t.e wash.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-02-24
l.. C. WILLIAMSON.

Too much praise cannot he exien-
ded 10 the coloroi people of Hgz'e-
burst ,or their good work at the fire
last Sunday morning. Fem the FIRST
alarm NATL the firo was arrested, they
could be seen running into tho bnrn'
ing buildings and returning heavily
loaded, with rs much carnestness us
il it were their own buildings bling
destroyed.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-02-24

Another fre-A fire broke ont in
the blacksmith shop owned by Mr
+. Z. Heiway last Thursday even
ing aLont 9 o'clo ok bat fortunately
was discovered aud extinSuished b
fore any d,nt:, was done.
Now tha! am in nv new building
known az the Red Front Drug STOKE of
Hazlchurst. am enabled To offer bet
ter Inducements to my customers and
friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-21
anti
DY SP Ell IC
FOR COOKING.
FOR COOKING.
Extract from the PUBLIC LEDGER. Philadelphia,
's October 9TH, 1sS2.
THE NEW OLIVE DUTTEls

A"s NEW OlltE UUETER d..
T. excellent for Fl! lug purposes Thercssomethinr
INC 6ntter except It's color but beside Is being AZ.
snred BY chemists that this IS pc, fccily pure Sss
eaao.e ol ~ honsekeepcls who hsvc tried Il viii
n nS.. tatit extremely economical and makes
tne sltuGtion IN the kitchen over The frying nm:
YOU. YOU could take lard. which was not cheap and
hs ssn T hp,r very iast You had butter which.
Heepit from burning: or you could USE N,lad oil.
"hich, though costing nlarmingly to begin with
required 30 little 10 do the work Tint tic cO0kinr
Smo9l would tell yo, II was like the widows crlis
oi,r aia not seem to lose perccp,bly; after frying
Mlty oysters the bottle was nearly al iul Ms loli
hut very rev American housekcepcrs could hu
.,r oi; py rs ilist e1pensiveness to try usins
t Emr o which Is the frying material q all South
En,ToIe We leave out Of !e list "cariacd lat" Or
aiihplls. because there Is scldom enough OF this 10
uolhe entire cooking with, even with Il conSceil.
sau ~ Pvsoh ~ me Kitchen who understanding to
on. The two best Known vegetable oils Tint ihIs
country produces are cOttoli.sccd oil and ptA mt
' DUN OF which are understood 10 hare been Tor
% Europe. coming buck TO us In
nNe OIL from California Is too small Il product, Nm
Wy. 10 count m'ich In the home market. The man.
~, toa y, 81 INC new olive butter-whieh i not
IN ry ~ ne d. omt clear gFesnlsh oi-Asc agreed
IVY we ocean voyage; though, to cOnciliatc our
tiu.eulnus American preiudiccS do not label 1t col.
probaDl. Is. Anybody who tries II Will agree That
y COOKS IS well as salad oil: aud as Ill Vegetable
o.is Hcht a. lower temperature than the solid ant
as large: 1t comes IN convenient CT ms, with i
mnntlp!ecc Ike the kerosene oil can. 10 that YOU
en- poas OH lust The desired quantity for use, md,
MY. cooEis ts Gun he CAREFULLY srnined mud n.
Wnen y must be put ~ afcpnnl'c bottle md kept
a!aft Tor mis- use It has slightly plirgcnt smell
%en cooking which !. said to be entirely Icm0ved
thah osittr frying through the house. i he ery.
pa' oysters, CHM or corn'f,ittcrs that are III ri.
10 9nt OF olive butter by asood cook have not
lai't!e!t VI Ertasness about them, nor any taste
Whatevcr Of The medium In which they aru frirL
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missed these winter evenings, at 4:3O
o'clock, what time Is left before or after
tea, for wholesome recreation and manly
sports, 10 Say nothing OF lessons to be
studied ut night. Besides, many parents
require much Of tho time Of their children,
when ut home. In domestic services. Il Is
really painful 10 see such children flying
from post 10 p!llar, with book and slate In
ono hand and baby In the other, answer.
Ing divers calls, first IL one direction and
then in another, and begging some
kind friend brother or sister,
10 help them "work their examples"
or, rs tho old.ilelds would express II, "do
their sums" It Is bcwildering, distmcting,
rllinons 10 mind and body. Would YOU
wonder II such children should be- affected
with nervous disorders? Wonld you wonder
II they should DC disturbed BY nervous
twitchings,nght.mare and horrible visions
OF ghosts and hobgoblins, in the night sea.
son? Would You wonder II they should DO
taken by St. Vitus dance, or paralysis.
And yet, ali such things have happened,
as any respectable physician will tell you,
from an oyerworked brain without SUI.
iicient physical aud mental recreation and
repose. 1E. @@ t}3zrt
l donot hesitate 10 say, that considering
The amount of labor imposed upon them,
the health OF the teachers and children re.
guircs that hcschools, III NIL theirdivisons,
should DO dismissed ut ,, or not later than
j! o'clock y. ". This would afford, ut least
some relief from the evils aud tlaugcrs re-.
!erred to. 10 effect this, Il might b. neces.
sary 10 exclude some OF the less important
branches Of study-at least for n time
and lot the schools be devoted
more entirely to the purposes for
whicl, they were established. The
issue Is simply this: Fewer studies, fewer
examinations, and more time for home
study and home recreation. This demand
should DO prt ssed upon the attention Of
the Board OF Education until the evils
complained ofarc removed or ameliora,ed.
What we want, however, first of all, Is a
revolt from tho machine in local politics.
such n groundswell rs That which recently
sladdened patriotic hearts from one end OF
this land to the other. - viz
Should any exception be taken to the
foregoing statements, TRUST that Il will be
by one who is manly enough 10 aiIx his
own signature.
JAMES II. McAlrcnrS.
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He Fastened the Cardinal.

I.SchhnSc. .I. ..h
1t is Cardinal Manning who relates this
incident MS having happened 10 himself:
One night was returning to my residence
in Westminster when met poor man
CARRYING basket and smoking 4 pine.
thought over This Aristotctan syfloeis,n :
Ic who smokes gets thirsty lie who is
thirsty desires to drink; lie who drinks too
much gets drunk; he who gets drunk goes
to hell. This man IS in danger Of mortal
sin. Let lis save him. uilectionatcly
addressed him. :
Are You Il Catholic?"
u Am, thanks be to God" 4.
Where are you from ?" ,,. "
'"fron. Cork, Your reverence
Are you Il member Of the total absti.
ncnce socieiy?'
No, your reverence" M
Now" said I, ''tllat is very wrong,
Look at me, am 4 member"
Faith, maybe your reverence has need
OF it." 80
l shook hands with him and left him G..
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ahe Ql.tellii)(eGtlee5as.
Unlcc, Hos. rs anu - Fourteenth Sircci
A STRIKING LESSON,

the Masters mind wus occupied,
lie laid aside his rule. f''''''' -. :.
some l!ttlc boys. who though themselves
The Hosses Of tho school, y, - :. o..
AZ This began 10 rim about tU,af Is'
An, Anl Hing. the States In play. ,il. .n..g'
fuheh heads, kick shlns and carry things
r;onst as they would their way. ~,
lhey made The other bows stand round,
n AND from their apples store ',''.'.'
l20k all the Jnlclest md best. ...l...a. ia
~ lhen gave them back the core, -
ne game went on Geood while, but
M ~ length ttte NIAstGt Saw II
lhslr Tricks and leand quickly grabbed
alN stout. oltl.taslll0ned law. - n
f.ffe NC
on stern decree Of hea,tlcs fate.
NJ Sboyhood's ,ho,ighllcM sport
10 oe thus hlnped-to DO thus mocked
ma cnt nntlmely thort?
An next year now md years 10 come
they'll need, 50 sofeiy fniycd, Z
~ ~ cumming up. how many tons
inc hand that hit them weighed. E
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Wholesale Ind Retail by 4
ItC,llplnlInr Tho.


II you are sick Hop Di,lers will surely aid Nature
III making you well when all else fails.
II you are eo,.ivc or dyspcptlc, or arc suffering
IRON any other OF the itttmcfots diseases Of tho
stomach Or bowels 1t is your own fault II yon re.
main Ill for Hop Bttcrs arc sovereign remedy In
all such complaints. @ ~
il You are wasting away with my form Of Kidney
disease, stop tempting death this moment and turn
for n euro TO Hop B,terx. rtsT
u you are sick With ,ha. terrible sickness Nerv.
olncS you Will llnd "lIain III Gilead' III tho use
Of Hop DttGrA. aH0I,l y
u You arc frcqueNtcr, or n resident o! Il MAS.
matte district, bHtrlcade yonr system against the
scourec Of. all countries iualaral epidemic. bil.
i5'ls, aud Intermittent ieyets-by the use Of Hop
IL you have rough, plmply, or Sallow skin, bad
prealn pains And aches, and feel miserable eener
ally Hop Bite will give you fair skin, rich Blood
md sweetest breath, health, nd comfort.
III shor: they cure NIL Discusses OF tho stomach
Towels, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys Biight's
cure or help. : 'I'i'' v =
That roo;, bedridden. invalid, wife, sister, moth
er or daughter. il be mhde tho picture Of health
IVA few boitleso Of Hop B:,efs cos!ing but tfIAe
VIII You let them suffer? noll.r1hstW
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'' '@''' SAMUEL n. MccolLocu, c,sS.
sHERlFFs RETURN.

Amelia +: Voehl Is no Inhabtant Of my BALI.
wick wick nor found therein this 9TH day OF Noycn,.
per, 1857. JOHN ". MITCHELL, II. i.
~, For C. =. BROWN, s. o. G.
The object OF this suit Il to obtain oil the ps,, Of
sme complainant divorce from tho bond Of inait
an EidAvit fled herein that the defendant Is moi a
ssiltht Of the state Of Wcst Vlfginis, on mnto,
q the coNiplainanls counsel heicin Il il ordered
W., the Nli defendant do appear within one inon,
herein. - 49, ! - w w f'''sN' '''' '"'e'es'
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FINANCIAL AND connEncIAL.
Ecu York Money nnd stocks,

New foEK. November co. Money 6a:o per cent,
offered at 10 PEI ceht. Ptime mercantile paper
Ga71 per rent; Sterling Exchange bankers billi
GovxRaxExrs--I. tet cen, lowe, for extended
Is and Is eoupans. but Otherwise unchanged. ~ :
u T. csisndsd tx IL IL shhlss THs ,sl9S
u.s. ~. coupons. ll3S ~. T. bonds, anis."ii6
p:sie !! sS Si ss !s T. + ! aas1
Ehe seeoalS d." ssH do. Rio "a Smn nl d IN "
RAiLRoAp BoSbs-ltrgular 400
STATE acknowledgement. a
L1aislans consol', ,Gs1iy!ssnis
~. Joscpl."',..''."'.vS ira mat. con ponS" q
T Tsn"sss e. New: 41ssSvEEs IL. ss'sd w
Stocks -sreculutlol, Oh the Stock Exchange 10.
day was active and weak and the entire list Il con.
ssde!Ae!y below Saturdays closing prices. The
saturday q per cent Ia Alton L Ierrs 'iI aate
preferred, IL Southwestern preferred, w III com.
mon and H,iA la tho remainder OF the ils,. The
lna,ket soniin''cI weak In the carly trade and a
which iiock Island, St, Paul preferred aud Common,
Omaha prelsrtei. northwestern and Delaware,
lsckawann, q Western werO Inc greatest sufferers.
lead by Lake Shotc ana Northwestern. Afterwards
prices again fell talI per cent the latter Delaware
LackawAnnt 4 Western.
hp1!'t .ihilay FRACTIONAL rally TOOK place, sue.
ceeded early ~ lhenllcrnoon by 4 decline Of B ter
cent In Colorado Coal to -, and l{alX per cen! III
the remainder OF the list. Denver & RIO Grdude,
Omaha comin1 and preferred. 81. PAM aud North.
western were prominent III Tho downward moye-
ment After this tho market became Irregular but
with 4 general upward tendency, tue chief
leatuft was tho recovery Of per cent ia Colorado
Coal In the late !rtctlle rats Tor money avatc Ink
70 ~ per cent, tho market became very weak and
declined tsa9!S per Cent TO The close Delaware,
LacSnwa,iIA y Western. Reading, Northwestern,
New York Ccntral and Michigan Cent,nl, suffering
the most severely In the decline. The market
closed weak on decline on the days transactions
o. taj per cent, the litter ST. laiil, 3 per cent
Delaware, lnclAwat,na 4 WeSttfn, X per cent;
Heading. x pr cent Northwestern preferred sH
* per cent, preferred, ~ per cent: New York
Central, ~ per cent, md Erie, 2A per cent lower.
The chief cause Of tho weakness was the rnll.
road war III Northwestern, and those stocks most
affected by II were drailgcfs, Coal shares, aud in
NE latter part OF the day, trunk line shares, The
high m.e for money nlsOtcnled 10 depress pJicc..
Trims uri lima IN nnl Iur au f'NN>r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-21
NcrH,stt,S llSs{sJlssp

When all other remedies fail Dir FnAzrrn's
FooT Elr1Egs will cure General Debility.
Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, and Ill diseases
arising from Disorucrei Stomach, Liver
and Kidneys. N'@7T :
For several months have been afflicted
with Fever and Ague. For weeks ut Il time
! was confined to the house. my suffering
was intense. could find no relief until i
heard OF your Root Bitters. hevc taken
the Root Bittcrs for two weeks and they have
restored me 10 my former health. ~
49,, JOHN ROLAND, Cleveland, o.
Tor sale by J. +. shirk, also Chay. Mocnke.
mioel!er, Wheeling, ant. r. X. McConahpy,
bridgeport. new,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-21

Her Sweet Smile iIaun,s SIC SIN. u
T hal notseen her. for twenty years. Now
she va. 4 weil.pflser:esl platron with the
same sweet smile on her face. and q set Of
splendid teeth thanks to Sozodont. Her
daughters cal her blessed because she brought
them IN Drorerlv T-''1-'-F N-7'7''y,, 1.rust-