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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-13

The electric light, which is rapidly
places of amusement, turns red into a
Guii, hfeless black, fact of which any
readers may make a note. Lustrous
black; as seen in jet, satin and fur, is
very becoming. Soft black, as in velvet
or good velveteen, is equally so, but the
monotonous, grayish black is a hopeless
tint ineffective in itself, and most mimi
cal to beauty. In thinking out a costume
to wear at places of entertainment,
where the electric light is used, those
who like to look well, may safely choose
gold color, heliotrope, Nile blue or sheeny
brocades. in which the colors SO subtfy
interlningle that the transmutation of
one into a different tint would not APP
preciably destroy the effect. -Eaglish
letter.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-13
Climax! Climax !!

RACES CIEEfas1A Sat1Se.
A Family Blessing for Is cents.
It heals without a scar. No
family should be w ithout it.
We WARRANT it to CURE
Sores, Ulcers, ScrOfula Sores,
Fever Sores, Salt Rheum ,e.S0re
Breasts or Nipples, Erysipelas,
Swollen Glands, Infiamed Eyes,
Sealds, Burns, Cuts, Bruises,
FistuIa, Piles, Beifs, Chiiblains,
Frosted Feet, Germs, afd all GU
tane0us diseases on man or beast.
Tt has been used ever twenty
Eve years, without one failure.
It has no parallel-l4aying per-
fectly eradieated disease, sand
healed after all other remedies
had failed. Tt is a compound OF
Arnica with many other Extracts
and BaIsams, and put up in larger
boxes for the same price than any
other Ointment.
ew Sold by Druggists every where.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-13

the hrst, was, We believe, an Irishmaa.
and his name was affecfionate1y abbrey-
lated to Dick. John was q Scotch High
lander, who pronounced his name
.Shon,' and the nationality Of AIRY is
unmisIakable. =
A bear undertook to break into the
house of Wisconsin man one night
while the man was out. The mans wife
heard the bear, and in the darkness
thought it was her husband coming
home late. When the bear got away he
didn't stop running until bed got nine
miles, and you coufdn't coax him to go
within thousand miles of that woman
again. And yet, If she'd known it was
bear, and not her husband, she would
prof. ably have tainted and been deyour-
ed, and the old man is awful sorry
it didn't happen that way Boston Post
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-13
A "Reminiscences Of the War.

During the civil war there was, right
ly or wrongly, a lamentable perjudice
entertained against breyet rank and
brigadier generals. Lincoln's estimate
of the comparative value of the mules
and brigadiers gobbled up by a Confed-
crate raider-the army mule was affec-
tionately known Us "brevet horse''-is
known to most readers; but there is an
other story, scarcely less complimentary.
and much less familiar. According TO
the anonymous ibeler, during an active
engagement a colonel, while brayely
leading on his men, received a terrible
blow in the head from the fragment of
a shell, which completely exposed the
brain. He was carried to the rear, and
intrusted to the care of a surgeon, who
at once resolved upon heroic treatment
and removed the brain bodily to repair
the decorations. While he was absorbed
in this delicate operation, an aide-de-
camp, unconscious of the severity of the
officers wound, rode up with a message
that Colonel Blank was wanted immedi-
ately at Headquarters. Mechanically,
like the brainless pigeon in the interest
ing surgical experiment, the gallant
officer elanbered into the saddle and
rode away; and when the surgeon, hay-
ing completed the Encouragement of the
wounded organ, returned to place it in
position. he was astonished to find the
patient missing. At that moment his
attention was attracted by the sound of
galloping Eeofs. and looking around,
his surprise was intensified by beholding
the Colonel riding to the front rs gayly
as If nothing had happened.
Hi. Colonel! he Colcnelnf shouted
the surgeon, pursuing him. stop.
You re forgetting about your brainsr'
Never mind about thefn.' -roared
the hero, ciapping spurs to his horse.
II don't vants fhera-FFe just been
breyetted BfigadIer General Editor
Drascer IN Haazer's Magazsae for Feb
7-2fr3sgf
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-13

''What do you think of my article on
the political situation?n inquired Fen
derson. Everybody have heard speak
of it, replied Fogg, praises it very
highly" DO theyg' said Henderson,
eagerly. tWhom have you heard speak
of it?'' Nobody but yourself said
Fogg, carelessly. Henderson says he
has learned one thing, namely, when he
gets a compliment again he shall be
satisfied to take it as it is given. Here
after he shall not ask for bill of par.
ticulars.-B0stoas Transcript.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-13
RAILROADS.
Rock Island & Peoria
lRAH4WA a "
isHoRTEsr ROUTE 10 THE
AsT AND sou + Il

Trsinelesve Rock Island
e.s0a m Way Freight
san Fast Express.
1880 m Mail and Exp ,Sas and Acconamoda alton
OF" r~a,ns arrive at Rock Island.
mhronch Freight and Accommodation
1s:4s m NAH and Express.
a.60 L Fast Express.
S:30 Way Freight.
xrpRrss leaving Rock Island at s 80
the rAs at Peoria f2:30 m. at Springfield AIS
m u Decatur 400 m. Jacksonyille 7oo ? q.
m. a. On M st Louis S:15 m, and Terre haute
Alto u M M THE SAMs DAY. Making this the best
lI:9on pnc n, route TO all points southeast
am T,s ( no o. m train makes close connecEon ~
eslVs with @ for points west s ut 9.
IanEnk ia .2s pm: and ut Quincy 1O:06 "a. 2
Arriving at Peoria at $3.50 m making Close con-
liens With B 3 w and r p % Wfor Indisuap-
os Connecting there with all fast trains for east
sna soFt AIT TIME. SURE CONNECTIONS, and
.sgss as low as by any other route.
n r. CABLE, Gent Supt, -
De- ~ j. ". MAHONEY,
Gent Ticket Agst.
sThe $50 m Accommodation leaves every day
except Sunday.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-13
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND q Pacific n. Y.

Ay Ii - u E&EA AJAtAs &1kJA1KskE LARA
alnffs. passing tisrongh Joilet ottaSss Ia ais,
SsEeseo. Moline, Rock Island, navsrpolt, West
Liberty Town Cily. Narengc, Brooklyn. Esriuneli
Dss Molnes tthc CAPITAL Of Icral. ststrt attain
Junction 70 Peoria; Wilton junction to sfuscn
t.sie Washington. Fairfield. Bic9r. EaIknap.
Centravisla. Princeton. Trenton Galsatin- Came
rons Leayen1orth. Atchtson. and tkRRses Citys
WasEingtaa 90 SteoErney, Oakaloosz. ana 1ssex-
ssse; epageg to Earnsigsgtons Eogla1ssFt Ia isan-
taEsperS4 independent Isfdoz,s QtGs.tHyga. Esstv-
vile, Cs io3sa. Peia- MoEree. and E9es Nosnes
SyInIezsetf Atlantic 70 Lewis ana AutaHa51s ana
Awoca 80 Harlan i hts is FGsEtiveER the only
Easlroad. w!.lch owns. and oDerataa q fsircnsh
line from 6.nierssp into the stafe Of Kansas.
xsan FalaCe IfFs tafheas en- s1G daily
between S1TcassG a3stt PEORIA kAS#&Ss CITY
GouEc1I Bill EEs, iEsvESxspTsrEa ~&nc a TcKEl~
sos Iiasssis:al eITE etsgssT Mll
Tsse Great it1ek Leland Is zsaanfreenrsg
ecHppes. lis road bed II simply perfeaLs aid iLs
track "a laid with $SeSs rails
What will please yoa iEoss viii be the pleasure
OF sn3oginE your meals. whiic passing eTEr the
beautiful F-aarscs IF Illinois and lows 10 gfe ut
orr magnificent D.Llng Cars iaiat accpsapary ss
nsea gaca asis served N any fEas-rl4sq hptel.
f.. seveEI y-fape cents.
Appreessssng sne fact that rnasegisy es the
surnoses tand tile immense passenger business
ff this 1Ins ~aIT-ntfng ft9. pleased 70 a-
nCEnee tact this Company lsLgl9adH Palace
sIsrTsHB Cars Tor sEssng pgrrosess and Pasaee
EsUTsx:azs - rExsAcE ssa rs ere. ~
Ttekefs VIA thts H4IEses hMossn IS thL
al Tzeket AHeEka fs 1hz Enstess 8ee1As
]. For INFORMATION nsE CfstsazsaEsa&g CT TH
-. -. GABLE.
HieA FEasiEsns ena 85aaa MRH&Ea
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-13

~ Remember Ehs OWNS ali esds sn shove IA heavy sa
n tanyxv here amy a
sk ownN Tnsa
4
s
gre q hy dsp a
o 81 in things
o. hEEaEaTLL W. O. Van HORNE, CARPENTER. II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-01

more also, II aught but death part thee and
me'-unless man and woman, rs tho He
brew has It; ish and ishah, are united no,
only for earth but also for Heaven, mol
only for lifo temporal but also for life
eternal UNLESS the same faith, tho same
spiritual yearning, the same means Of re.
demption aud salvation move and blend
their lie and being into one everlasting
harmonious whole, the holy bonds OF mat
rimony arc not what they ought 10 be
according to the divine inlentIon-hence
mixed marriages" not only among Israel.
ties, but also among non.lsraelites, must
be undesirable in the highest degree. We
arc certainly not prompted by selfish mo.
tlyes, BY petty notions Of exclusiveness.
Would to God linked marriages." were I'm.
known-in a united, perfected completely
Ia body and In spirit, umalgamated and rs.
Simulated humanity! Our heart burns to
SEQ the day when even the significance OF
the term linked marriages" will have
passed out OF the memory Of men. Until
then let the holy union Of husband and
wife be such rs not TO cause either OF them
10 feel alone; TINT the same DO In every 70.
spect In perfect harmony with the needs Of
education and the spiritual training Of tho
children; let the Jew find In tho .luwcss Il
helpmcct for him md tho Christian man
III tho Christian woman. Let the welded
life OF men always and everywhere DC n
beautiful likeness OF TINT lie in which all
men arc welded 10 their Father In Heaven.
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A NOTED EuT UNTITLED WOMAN.

: ueisrs. Eiifors $500. ~ - ~ -s. ~
The above Ian good likeness Of 1B. 1y,,ls E Pink.
ham, OF Lynn Mas, who above all other human llu,s
may 10 trnthfuy called tie "near Friend OF WOMAN
~ some OF her correspondents love to call her, Sho
zcaiosly devoted to her work. which Is the outcome
OF - Lte.sindy, and 10 obliged TO keep nix lady
GstanI, to help her answFr the largo
Which daily poars In upon her each lrnrirs liz tpecIa
burden OF suTernH, Or Joy at.relcaSo fto,, II. Her
Vegetable Compound Is q medicine for GOOD and not
evil purposes have personally Investigated 1. and
am satisfied Of the trutl, Of this
Il Ga account Of IT. proven n,eii Il Is recommended
prracribcd by the bes: physicians In tho county,
Ono sayai"l. works Ike a charm and saves much
pain. It will cure entirely the worst form OF falling
" the uterus 1rucorrhTa, irregular and painful
Nchs:ruaion all Ovarian Troubles Inla,nrnn.Io and
LIBERATION. floodlnss, all DlspiaccmeE.S and the con.
@qucn. inal weakness, and Is especially nJn.s TO
tie Change Of Life" .t, ~
1trernentcs every portion Of the system, and give,
new life mud ,lgor. 1t removes fuintrcs ilatucnry,
destroys nil craving for xtimulans md relieves weak.
nt7s OF tho Ftomrch 1t cures nlontnr, Headaches,
Nervous froasraton. General Debility, Slccplcrsncs
Depression and indigestion That feeling Of bcarin:
down, causing rrln. weight anil bacIacl.c Is always
permanently curcl ly It's II will at nil times and
under all circumstance Get In harmony with the law
that governs tho fcir.alo system. : rs!! I, !,
1tcu only e. Ter bottle Eis for tsrd Ii sold by
drgs!sts Any advice required pIcct1i cas, and
the names Of n,any who have been rcstore to perfect
health by the Of the vcrrtnhl. Compound can 10
obtained ir addressing srs. T., with stamp for reply,
at her home In Lynn, AassL
For Kidney Complain: Of either SCI this compound Is
UNSURPASSED as abundant testimonials show.
Mira. FiEkhnlns Liver Fill" says writer, faro
hfbtss IN the sorid for tho cure OF Constipation,
Btllonsness and Torrtdlty Of tho liver. Her B!ooI
Purifier works wonders In It's special line and bids fair
to equal the Compound In its popularity. u
All must respect her as an Angel OF Merry whose sole
ambition Is to logood to others
PHILADELPHIA, III CT Mrs. H. ~ n
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In l,is address a, tho ono,;,, ~ III, W.
a; CO., 20, 49,. ~ 'no opeu'ns VI ','c " ~
eohs'" e'"'e ta"' governor kusk said
Agriculture is the foundation Of the bust
ness and prosperity of the whole rorntrv
,vt,e, tbc to;t ~ tLo f,rmo. :, ,,,o.,,, Io.,
49,. ',.e. "" " wv ",'e' % '''e''s 'os'
when' "i'e' p'ah'lns ana lending and wait
Ing, the harvest time brings the harvest tt
him. every industry and every interest in
slanlly ieels 1t. How completely series
OF crop failures, or even Of short crops
paralyzes the business OF the county! ST.
aseries OF good crops stimulates every
business and reviyes every dropping indus.
Try. The railroad lines lengthen, the roll.
ing mills are busy, the iron mine, the saw
mill, the lumber camp, are all scenes Of
activity, and every instrument Of com.
merce Is i'll use. The hum Of tho maclin.
cry IS the natural accompaniment TO the
songs OF the harvest field. The daily pub.
lished kilograms from the money centre oil
the world is an unconscious daily tribute
to agriculture and the farmer us the prime
factor IN commerce. They note and chron.
icle every frost, every rain, every hostile
insect, rs carefully rs the physician
the symptoms Of his patient. Stocks
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-01
MEDICAL.
An Internal Revenue officer SareJ,

G. PRoyibxscE, Aug. 81, 1882.
Editor Of Boston Herald. rs
DEAN sia-Dufing my term Of service IN thu In
'einal Revenue Department Of the United States
N'he time my office was In this city was afflicted
win severe attack Of Kidney Disease, and a,
Times suffered intensely. received the medical
advice Of somc OF our best physieaps for 4, long
Time, without being benefited by their p,csctIp.
lions Being discouraged by the failure o. the doc.
tos TO help me, aud being urged to use Hunt.
remedy ny friend who had tcsIei Its merits al.
thsnsh reluctant 10 Ivy n patent medicine, I wa,
ai@i's Induced to Try the Remedy, and procured
TWO bottles Of 1t. and commenced taking It faith.
iully According to tho directions. H
before had taken II three days the cxcriclu,iry
pains In my back had disappeared. md before had
used two bottles Twas entirely. cured, Whenever,
Rom over cxefttot OF vottnt cold the pains IN
my kidneys return, q few doses Of Hunts Remedy
quickly clltctsa cure. p ~ - ''.'~g
heloIe closing beg to mcnlIUn Tho remarkable
cure Of friend Of mine III New York City, to
whom recommended this valuable medicine, lie
was sa&efiig severely from ah attack which was
pronounced by his physician II decided case Of
Br'shrs DhcAsc Of tho Kidneys | obtained two
bollcsot Hunts Remedy for him, and he com.
mehced taking It. AMI bcsanstp improve att oucc,
And vas speedily restored 10 health, ard he ut.
it4bues the SylHg Of his ia, tniet Tic /. csiur Of
a meteItul Providence, to HINTS Remedy h
Another friend OF inne ii, New Y0.k, 10 whom |
recommended Hunts Remedy. WAS suffering 80.
vefely rom kidney disease and was entirely cured
OF 1t after using this wonderful medicine only
short period.
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FINANCIAL Ann COMMERCIAL,
New Yorl Moucy nnd stocl.,.

| . W - fAuAVS anu btVNAbs al
NEW rohE. October 81. Money 2aS per cent
closed offered a. per cent rine meican,!la IA Del
steady a, ASK; dOmAnlsIsS%~ - '''''
novRhsskSr,-xH per cent lower for IS; other
u y, q; f:S1:3 , ,S! Lehsh s %iikc,..lSo,
Us. ~, couponsI.iiss g. r bonds, atsss-%iiSjs
y. T. y. coupons.".. ivy U. r. Land Grants. ll0
Pacific o OIL 'pj,....laJ III, II sinking fund ~
Seis!al laSiac Texas Pic land sts.s CO..
Erie teeotlus"...,"'.s W do. Rio GRIND dIv... sll
RAILROAD HONDA Dullhud Irregular,
srArE sEcrRt1iEs-lnactive.
Louisiana consos... Gs>SviAynia ts..........., as
MlYoat! Ss-"....4..!i! irlsiais coasols, ex. -
st Joscpll-"..."m.l0s thi mat. coupOns.,. b6li
Tsn,sssee "a y, Y Vitsnis deierted". 1!
sIocEs-The, speculation on the Stock Exchange
weak In the afternoon. Tho clanbcs from yestef.
days closing figures are irregular. The market
opened sttong At al advance Of tas per cent from
Is Maaleba aid Illinois Gen IN lssiSr ,hSIen
During ths iilst hour the market. though dull, sill
continntd itr0ng and prices sold up kaiE pcf
Seht. l,iiiios Central 81 Paul Minneapolis Man.
itopa, wabash preferred and Northern Pacific p,c.
fettcd being the most conspicuous IN the upward
h93tetheht, THIS was succeeded by reaction Of X
~ per cent, led by Illinois Central. which VIZ,
subsequently followed bya mlly OF XXX per cent
opening; Mutual Union. Norfolk & Western
rsletfet, however, fell oil J., ( percent. 5f-7'
nutln. mo afternoon tho market was very dull
ailu WEAK, and from noon until near the cosc
prices aeelaea atiaos, stctdiy Ani1t rcr cent, the
latter New York Central. 10 i3l5s 0iheis ptomi.
nant ID ihe decline were Texas Pacific. whlcl, fell
or percent; Michigan Central. Wabash, preferred
md ohio 4 Mississippi * per cent each, East
Tchliesce preferred aid Louisville & Nashville TX
per cent cath, whilest PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS & Mail.
.oha dropped to lllh from l4s. In The final deal.
LED by strong chanke from the nrIccsat ycslctiays
close, and iftcyuiat. Mutual linton bein2 lh Dor
Gem. u inols Central per cent. and Northwestern
preferred Der cent higher, while El,t Tennessee
cent lower. - - - ~ ~ r. r.
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LITTLE thanks are due to him who only
gives away what Is Of no use tohip)self,S i
The thanks Ct invalids the world over are
being showeleu upon the inventor Of Kidney
Wort, for it is giving health to all. Kidney
Wort moves the bowels regularly, cleanses
the blood, and radically cures kidney dis.
ease. gravel, piles, bilious headactc and
pains which arc caused by disordered liver
and kidne,yYs. Thousands have been cured
why should You not try IT. MvY4v :
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NO FREE lsASSEN.

q
How bnrnt'm Eirtctualiy Gets Rid O
.IN Dcadlica,lIng DcWconx. a
From the bridgeport Farmer. '"
a church deacon asked Mr.. Barnum TIL.
morning for "pass' to SEQ tho "winteI
quarters The veteran Snowman replied
"Frcc passes are played out. We never
issue one to the big show except to editors,
clergymcn or orphan asylums, or to per.
sons who render us equivalent service in
some way. Nobody will get inside tho
winter quarters except editors or in very
special cases my partners Or myself TIC.
company them. Without such precaulon
there il danger from tho wild animals
which arc not so carefully rallied of iron,
passes by MS in our public exhibitions. Dc.
sides, strangers disturb the trainers OF Our
animals and cause our numerous workmen
delay in their work" as that not carry.
ing your restrictions too far?" asked the
deacon. perhaps you may think So" re.
piled Blrnum, "and us you generally like
scrip.unl authority for everything, / pre-.
sent you thisprinted care 10 ponder" The
card read US follows: %
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Facts.

A letter from F., Q. Sharpless, druggist
Marion, Ohio, in writing OF Thomas Ecleetrie
Oil, says; "Qnc nlan vas cured Of soyp thyoal
of eight years standing with one bnttle,a
We have. n number OF cases OF rheumatism
that have been cured when other remedies
have failed. We consider It the best medi
cine sold. NJ s T.. pkw
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ STATES, for the. District Of West Virginia. :,
Larry llanison and Others, ~ "'e'"'

Steamboat J. 8. Ncrl.
~ conformity with an order entert 4 in he above
en,s':t cdtisc 81 tho ?6th day uf Oclut,rr, 4, B..
NY directing that this cause DO referred 10 one of
NY 20 niniaionrS Of SAID district C0urt 10 ascer.
hin Tie amounts respectively due to the lbrllanis
siiu respondents. together with their piOtilic,:
also 10 report my other mstter0 or mat,tr. deemed
pertinent by said commissioner or required By ANY
AiI Commissioner shall, nyf,Ic roccC,llng 10 take
sni account give tliecu dG! sllblc nollce Of Inc
lime and place OF taking The sAinc Notice Is here.
ny given INIT thr reference so ordered will be mo.
cecded with before Inc at my otlct nj the Custom
,!ose IN Inc Gily OF Wheeling on The 18th day Of
November, 4. . isS., ut . o'vlocR 4. u. oi that
IN! ~ When y .,e and place AL strs III interest
are hereby notlticd 10 attend with tho icstlm0ny
they may have 10 offer In the matt, N referred,
HAEElbAL tOiBES,
oe.3 q. 3. Commissioner
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PRQOF1

Auincy altl Liver Diseases and Rheumatism
Sl6tM Terribly Nothing seemed to help me;
WQli moi get out Of bed. Dr: Smith cured me-"
zEpT; PHILIPPE.
CaArh, rolypus Of Nose. Impaired Voice SUI.
ttI Tor years; ta;en. medicine failed to help me.
'@'"''A 'O'A'''''c CHARLES cuADDucK,
OF Sieidci & Co, Wheeling, ". Va,
pN;eps!a and liberated Stomach. --"Trentmen
me-" ' THOMAS HOLT. Insurance Agent. :
tit.-"lial them for fourteen yerN: ". Smith
rir,l me-" LOUIS +. WASHINGTON /
S.uiuin Running Sores OH Head.--"My ION was
I4rle4I for fourteen years Nothing seemed 10
ttlp him. Dr. Smith cured him"
MRS. CATHERINE GAPS,
Mrfkets.rtct, Wheeling. ". Va,
CAsCCr-"sntItred for years with cancer. Had II
I'll. uutthrce times II returned after each opera
w. Dr. Saith cured INC wssloq! knife Sssrs!sor
Ifes, Fi.tula Of AnuS--Flat Of my back for Is
steis. KetIreddylag. Ds.SIaith cured me With.
cal laiGe, Ia tive weeks.
clemIIons VI Rectum. rolapsus aid Piles
"w1 glsen up to die and pronounced iucurable.
H. smith cured me without knife"
WASIlSGTUN DELANY,
Martins Ee.ry,
Rev Il. O. La,ld w.itcS-"Dr Smith S professional
sniecS IN nay family have been most satisfactory
md commend t:m to ali as a gentleman and i
killlul physIclMn:" tE' ..t'y .a
Nm. Niagara, Kolb says--"I had been suffering
!orAven Yeas aud treated by many physicians for
dyspepsia. Dr. smith said had tnpe'worm and
laelsM h8Rn iemovelA meAste! lC9 feet !oHg.'
Female complhInt&-Thrcc years In hospitals for
Lnalts give me peculiar advantages III such cases.
lerolx cured Of catlrrh, diseases Of heart liver,
EOu1Sch. kidneys, skin, blood. nervous affections
MI weaknesses Of men and youth, scrofula aud
HhmG testify TO MY SUCCESS.
Fills clllrd without the kuifc
Patients al distant MAJ be treated BY letter and
stsACtIou guaranteed. chnrt for self exanlina.
lion Icnt Oh recent Of two three cent stamps, and
I!slrr tetIlfAed free.
CONSULTATION a, Office free. Office hours from 4.
A!O7P. ~, daily. Call on or address -, ~
J. Z. SMITH. II. D.,
myl? No. iii Chapline st., Wheeling, ". Va.
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3. Turner. Rochester, N. " writes ~
have been for over year subject 10 Eeriou.I
disorder Of the kidneys, and often unable Ia
attend 10 business; procured your Burlock
Blood Btters, and was relieved before half a
bottle was used. intend 10 continue, as /
feel confident that they will entirely cure
me-" Price Sl.00. s5gs. pAw Z
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brought Ruth Into The pale' of"Juaaism !:
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