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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-31
the NEW NORTHWEST"
A Description OF the Great wheat
Growing Region.

Growing Region.
A series of papers on "The New
Northwest by f. V. Smalley, opens
graphically, in the August Century,
with q description of the Dakota wheat
region, and facts, like the following, of
great interest TO persons seeking new
homes in the West:
Nowhere else in the United States,
unless il be in the distant and little
known valleys of Eastern Oregon and
Washington Territory, are such large
crops Of wheat raised with such small
expense and such certainty OF success
wear after year. The grain is sown late In
The spring, as soon asthe hot suns or the
northern latitude have dried the soaked
land, and grows with marvellous rapldi-
Nv. By August 1t is fully matured and
ready for reaping. All the farm-work
is done BY machinery. The plowu1an
rides upon q sulky-plow; the grain is
sown with a drill'Or broad. caster; the
reaping machines bind the sheaves as
they move over the ground, and the
threshers do their work in the fields
driven by portable steam engines that
burn the straw for fuel. The grain is
hauled at once to elevators at the near
est railway stdLLOui anu thSh WIG "nO4S
farm equipment of apparatus IS left
standing in the fields until needed the
next year. Except on the big "bonan-
"a farms" owned and operated by capt.
talists, il is rare to find any sheds for
implements, or, indeed, any farm build
ings save little bare box OF dwell
ing, and a rude stable of boards, sod and
straw, to shelter the horses from the
winter billiards. The red barns of the
bonanza farms make great show upon
the wild, vacant prairie, but they are not
much larger than thrifty Pennsylvania
farmers, who till hundred acres, build
to house their crops and stock.
Ii is within bounds to say that, taking
one wear with another, q profit Of ten
dollars an acre is made on Red river
wheat lands, after paying all expenses
of seed, cultivation and marketing. The
great merit of the magnificent grain field
does not lie wholly in its richness, how
ever. Its structure is PECULIARLY favora-
BILE for the transportation OF its product
TO the seabOard. Two hundred and
| fifty miles of rail transit brings the Red
river wheat to Duluth at the head OF
| Lake Superior, from whence there is a
water carriage all the way to New
! York harbor. Dakota seems to have
been fitted by nature for vast perm
! anent wheat field. The conditions OF
/ climate and soil exist for producing the
/ best grade of wheat and the largest
| average crops harvested for succession
! of wears i'm the United States, except,
! perhaps, Washington Territory.
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IN HUMOROUS MOOD.

A misfortune: Oscar Wilde is not
going to be married this fall. He was
engaged, but the man went back on
him.-BlTlingtOR Hawk-Eye.
What churches need: Presently some
enterprising ch urch awakening to the
fact that it is behind the age, will dis
card its bell and put in a steam whistle.
-i&TGcWSe Herald.
Histrionic item: Henry Irving is
coming to America. Oscar Wilde says
there is pathOs in Irving's starboard
leg only to be equaled by the soulful
yearningness of his port elbow. -Bos-
tom Transcript.
English corrected: "Pa, are We
going to have any galvanized iron on
our new houSe?n "Any W-h-a-t%'
"Any galvanized iron?" Galvanized,
you mean, don't you?n ayes, pa; but
teacher says we mustn't say gal; it's
girl.-LOEiSriNe ColTier-Jouradt.
Must hear both sides: An artful
juryman, addressing the clerk of the
court while the latter was administer
ing the oath, said: "Speak up; can
not hear what you say" "Stop," said
Baron AluerSOn UOu tue Oencu. Are
you dear" "Yes, my Lord, Of one cal"
iaThen you may leave the box, for it Is
necessary that juryman should hear
both sides. "-LOndoR Society.
Patience rewarded: Charley Small
face has again left his memorandum
book on the center table. Picking II
up this morningwe read: "My father
says: All things come to him who
will but wait Iheard that big woman
ma hates tell him that one day, so
don't think it Is original with him"
Guess the memorandum book had bet
ter be destroyed.-Ne,o HareR Regis
ter.
Why she was cool: 'Tslk about you
ice machines" said New Haven wo'
man to her neighbor over the fence
"why, il Mrs. Robinson, round The
corner, didn't treat me cool enough t.
freeze ice cream this morning." "Why
what did she say?" "Say? She didn't
say anything, and that's Just what's The
matter, and after had taken pains t.
send her word that she was an impu
| dent hussy." Aren't Woman euriou,
| critters.-NegU Haven ReQister.
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At THE RESORTS.

The electric light at Atlantic City
costs $3.50 for sixty nights.
Spring Lake has q large number OF
cottages connected by piazzas.
Seabright people are troubled with
robbers. Every house, in consequence,
Is turned into q summer armory.
A New England lady is to give les
sons IN refined sea bathing" on the
beach at long Branch this summer.
The thousand Island hotels are full
Of people. Kingston, Ont, Is the start
ling point for q tour of the islands.
Several fancy dances were given at
the ehildren's hop in the United States
Hotel, Atlantic City, Friday night.
Riehfeld Is reported to be cutting
into Saratoga in q manner highly dis
pleasing to The landlords ofthe large no
tefs. ~
Among the attractions Of Chantan-
qua Lake are T. De Witt Talmage,
Mrs. r. B. Hayes and the Royal
Hand-Bell Ringers.
Elberon, enhvened by concerts Of the
Seventh Regiment Band, New York,
Is gay and happy. The concerts will be
kept up all summer.
Under the patronage Of the leading
hotels 9nd cottages the first hop of the
season viii be given In the outer pavil-
lion Of the new ocean pier at Atlantic
City next Monday evening. The pier
viii be handsomely decorated and II.
Illuminated
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a subdued voice. "Strange dream,
| wasn't IL. for a peeler; but I've been
there. Sergeant. Saw old Gabe with
bis tin horn, and Peter, and George
washington, and all them old eoyes
that the good book tells of; but lemme
tell YOU Sergeant, amt moren . cou-
ple hundred years sold, but what 1
knows knows, and heaven amt no
place for q man what's been on the
force twenty years and better.
UNo?n
"No; the corporation amt run syste-
matte like, you see. The lookup part Is
all right, so far as Peter is concerned. he
hangs the wicket and shoyes the bolts
like an out and out turnkey, but the
system In general is weak. There's too
much levity and shoutin out in court"
"Yes?'
.4es; there too much ofthe 'go as
You please too much trustin, to fell
ier's natural honesty with gold bricks
ard such like laying all around loose"
"Yes?n
"Yes. Why / know fellers as.
wouldn't be up there twenty four hours
before theyed be run in. les, gold
brick layin' all around and not an off,
Ger in sight. The crown they give me,
Sergeant, hadn't even go much as num-
Der on il, and they showed me right out on
the beat, without club, billy or pop,
and if hadn't had this old foghorn !!
couldn't have give tie call If mob had
danced on my neck"
"Shaww calculated the Sergeant.
"Fact,n said the Lieutenant; you
never saw things so loose. There wern't
no headquarters, no roll call, no nothin,'
and Just wandered around through
damp clouds, stumbling over precious
stones, chasing angels off of corners and
crossings til got tired askin' 'em to
move on.n
''Did you have wingse"
"Yes, but / couldn't fly. How do
you expect a fellow like me that amt
had no practice to get right up and fly
the first time he has feathers on his
back?" n#s.
"That's So" said the Sergeant, sit
would come strange, but they gave you
a harp%
ayes, but couldn't play it. Did You
ever see man ON the force as could
play harp, Sergeant? / pledge you
my word they are the worse lot Of harp
players / ever heard, but If they'd. q
fist let me have club, tnen 1 could
have made some music"
''But they wouldn't?"
'No, 'twant no use; they were oppos-
ed to clubs, and said / cy could run
things on the brotheyy love plan.
They'll discover the mist IKE some day,
though, Sergeant; 'twolrt do to trust
human nature too far. There'n be a
riot up there yet that II gatlin gun
could not stop. But 60, tired o. argu-
ing, and jist asked Peter ! pass me out,
and I'd go whar there wasn't so much
feathers, but less fuss"
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| gust 81 10k01 IL; seller September 81 IL
| al 11z; seller October 81 l2ss@1 12A.
| Corn-Lower and quiet; Western mixed
| spot S3c asked; seller July S2l<c asked; sell
| er August s3Mc; seller September 64ss@
| S4Nc. 0ats-Steady and quiet; Western
white 65@66c; mixed 62@64c; Pennsylvar
MIA 63@67c. Rye-Quiet at 75c. Hay-Un-
changed and firm. Provisions-Unchanged:
Butter-Quiet and weak; Western packed
I5c. Petroleum-Unchanged Cofee-Firm
at sll@9Nc. Sugar-Steady; A soft, 91zc.
| Whisky--Steady.
Cincinnati.
CrYcIHsAr1, July 29.-Flour-Dull; fam
lily new 81 1904 IS; old IS Is; family $ IS
@6 IS. Wheat-Declined 1@2c; No. red
winter 96@9Sc spot; size bid seller July;
g7A@9Sc seller August; $3.50 seller Sep
TENDER; 97l{@9Tl<c seller year. Corn
Higher; No. 2 mixed S4@s4kc spot; SAY
@S5c seller July; nc seller August; 1Sx
@TS5sc seller September; 1Sc bud seller
October; 1870 seller November; 6i@61 &c
seller year. oats-Firm; No, 2 mixed Ssc.
Rye-Dull at 72c. Bariey-Dnll; extra No.
Lower at 81 90. Bulk Meats-Weaker;
shoulders 914c;, clear ribs 12l1c. Bacon
Easier; shoulders $40 Is; clear ribs Sl3 so;
clear $14 lgL. Whisky-Steady at 81 10;
combination sales Of finished goods, 5l5
barrels, on basis of 81 16. Butter-Quiet
and unchanged.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-Flour-Dull.
Wheat--Excited and depressed; steamer
grain, 81 05@1 Os; No. red seller July
81 12@l IA; seller August 81 1lA@1 1873;
seller September 81 12h@1 12H; seller
October ST. 1910 1871. Corn-Steady for 10.
cal lots; options weak and lower; sail mixed
S51zc; No. 8 $50; rejected S5@S7c; sail
mixed seller July S51l(aS7Nc; seller Au-
gust s44@S5Kc; seller September $3.50
S49Sc; seller October s4@s4IIc. 0ats-Dull;
No. white 74@741Ic; No. 8 white 72T@
73c; mixed Tic, Provisions-Steady. Lard
Firm 13c; steamer $l2 65@l2 u.s.. Butter
Quiet. Eggs = Unchanged. Cheese
Steady. Petroleum-Unchanged. Whisky
Unchanged.
TOLEDO, July 29.-Wheat-Lower; dosing
steady; No. 9 red spot and seller July 81 OlA
seller August 81 00A; seller September
81 Ola; seller October 81 03; seller year
81 0Oal. Corn-Steady; high mixed 79lsc;
No. 2 spot 7915c; seller July 75c bid: seller
August re; seller year 64Kc. Oats =
Quiet; No. seller August SOC; seller Sep
TENDER 35c bid; seller year 35c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-31
A PoucEMANs DREAM OF HEAVEN
Lying Around Loose and
No Officers An sight.

The sudden bang of a cell door mad e
the windows of the station rattle, and
the gas shooting up with sudden izz,
Weakened old Tom from his peacefu
slumbers. :.
"My! My! What q dream I've had"
said that worthy, rubbing his eyes:
sergeant, you didn't hear noicelestial
strains o. Jewsharps nor nothin' o. that
kind stealth, round here while / was IN
the somnifirious state, did your
i.Nary strain,n replied the Sergeant,
looking up from his work at the desk.
mo chance for heavenly strains round
here, no moren sawnaau when your
nozzel Is on the buzz.
'sMaybe not, maybe not. Sergeant,
but fog horns amt o circumstance 20
what I heard. There was more angels
and other queer critical jingling harps
and footing horns up there than you
ever saw In at hoss race.n
'Up wheTe" querried the Sergeant.
Elm heaven said the Lieutenant In
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-31
Andy johnson and General Grant
Playing Poker.

johnson was fine poker player-one
of the best in Tennessee. He used to tell
of a game he played with Grant in 1865.
Grant was then at Washington and
visited the president one night. After
an hours talk johnson proposed game
ofpoker. Grant, who was an inveterate
PLAYER, then, jumped at the chance.
Cards were brought and they began to
play. Grant lost steadily and heavily.
The game was 81, call 50 and no limit.
At last Grant said: "Johnson, will
play YOU one more deal around and we
will quit; am tired Of this - fool
ishness." johnson dealt and wouldn't
come in. They made it a jack pot.
The Jack pot went on increasing in
size; neither could open it. AT last
there was S64 in the pot. Grant was
dealing. Johnson picked up his cards,
he had a pair of aces up. Grant looked
at his cards, and quietly laid them
down. johnson sad:
81 will open for SO"
Grant, without moving a muscle OF
bis cast-irOn eountenance, leaned In nus
chair and said slowly, looking at his
cards all the time:
81 will have to raise you $50, Andy,
cSu't uelp IL. 800 =.
johnson was little surprised, but
stood the raise. Grant asked him how
many cards he wanted.
81 Just want one; how many do you
want% -,
"Eh?" said Grant carelessly, ~ don't
want any this time"
johnson picked up his card. 1t was
an ace. He bet 500.
81 will see your 500, Andy, and raise
her $1,000
johnson said afterward the bet came
near taking his broth away from him,
but something told him Grant was
bluffing. He felt presentiment that
| he was. $500
"Grant, I will see your $1,000 and
raise her $500"
Grant elinched his teeth and his lips
came together like steel-trap.
s'I will see your $500 and raise you
5000 better.n al got little scared, "
said johnson, ''and j thought maybe he
had fours on me. So said: II just
call you; what have you gotg" "Jack
high, - said Grant, and with an oath
jumped up nom the table, got his hat
and left, giving johnson his note for all
| he had lost.
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 29.-The provers' Journal
reports: Hogs-Receipts $500 head; ship.
ments $500 head. Trade dull and market
Toe lower; mixed 81 40@s 10; heavy So 10
as rs; light s. SOFAS 25; skips 81 50@7 90.
Cattle Receipts 1900 head; shipments
5000 head Market very weak on all low
grades; exports 81 20@7 IS; good to choice
Shipping Sc 4O@6 90; common TO fair 81 so
as IS; butchers 81 O0(a4 so; stockers and
feeders 81 1904 40; range cattle dull and
easier, and all sold; Texans s. 5o@4 20; half
breeds 81 O0@5 90. ....
Sheep-Receipts 200 head; shipments
1900 head. Market steady; poor to fair
50 SOFAS 25; medium to good S. 5o@4 90;
CHI dice "a 1904 60.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, July 29-Hogs-Firm; com
mon and light Sc 50@S 80; packing and
butchers s. S5@s So.
Petroleum.
TITrsyILLE, July 29.-Oil-Op ened at
&C; highest 62Hc; lowest 60hc; closed at
625sc; Shipments $3.50 barrels; runs 81
200 barrels.
BRADFoRD, July 29-Petroleum-M Market
still advancing; opened at 62Hc; highest
621Sc: lowest G0Ic; closing at 625sc. Sales
2,l0S, 900 barrels. Total shipments Friday
81, 1870 barrels; charters 10000 barrels.
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cit Is the common observation that the
standard Of natural health and normal
activity, among American women, is being
lowered by the influence of false ideas and
habits of life, engendered BY fashionable
ignorance and luxurious living. 1t Is q
happy circumstance that Mrs. Lydia +.
Pinkham has come 10 the front to instruct
and cure thesaferers of her sex.
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aOfered.
PRODUCE.
New York.

Nxw York. July 29.-Flour-Weak; re-
ceipts H. 600 barrels; exports 5000; super
fine Western and State, s. 1904 80; COM
mon 20 good common 81 50@5 %; good to
choice, S. 3OaS so; white wheat extra
81 25GS IS; extra Ohio, 81 60@7 30; st.
Louis 81 6o@S 90; Minnesota patent pro-
cess 81 OO@9O0 Wheat-Cash 2@2Hc lower;
options 1920 lower; receipts 2oo, 700 bush
els; exports 3S1, 900 bushelsj No. spring
81 IL; upgraded red sSotgN 10; steamer iag
81 lOs[@1 liz for certificates and 81 ZIG
i 1917 delivered; No. red 81 49, mixed
winter 81 10; steamer do 81 0S; ungraded
white 81 O5@l Is; No. red seller
July, sales GIG 600 bushels at 81 10A@1 1873,
closing at 81 u; seller August, sales
9s4. 600 bushels at 81 ll@l 12h,
closing at 81 -; seller September, sales
1,OOS, 600 bushels at 81 l2h@l lax, closing
at 81 13A; seller October, sales 32S,OO0
bushels, at 81 l51f@l l6IE, closing at 81 l6H.
Coma shade stronger and higher; OPP
tons opened H@lhc lower, but Afterwards
recovered from the decline, closing firm;
receipts 8, $50 bushels; exports 200 bush
els; ungraded S4@S6c; No. 2 S41z@S5c in
store and elevator; S6@S614c delivered; No.
seller July S3%c, closing at SIC; seller Au-
gust S2(dS4c, closing at SAC; seller Septem-
Der SsfGS4c, closing at S4Lc; seller October
s3A@S4Xc, closing at s41ic; seller Noyem-
Der SOY oslo, closing at soy. Oats-Ex'
cited, 4@6c higher; receipts So,OVO ousneisi
exports none; mixed western DOC; white
western 70@75c. Haydn fair demand
and firm at 65@70c. Aops-Flrm Al a4lg
ssc: New York State 42@4Sc. Cotee-Less
active. sugar-Firm and unchanged. Mo-
lasses-Unchapged. Fetroleum-Quieta
firm: United 60sic; crude 6H@6Ac; re.
fined 6s<c. Tallow-Staady; prime city 81
GsAc. Rosin-At 81 9U62O0. Turpentine
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RAILROAD BONDs-Irregular.
STATE SEcURTIEs-Dull, with few special
exceptions.
STocKs-The strong stock market has
been mainly bearish. There vas Il fraction
al recovery in the general list at the close
with a frmer feeling as compared with
Yesterdays final sales. Values are gener-
lily T@1 per cent lower, while st. Joe
preferred is 9, and Louisville & Nashville
4 higher. Beals made strong efforts
to disturb the market 1t was freely re-
ported that yellow fe yer was raging at sew
eral points in the South, but before the
close of business this was denied. The
most extravagant reports about fire at
Omaha were also circulated.
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To all who are suffering from the error
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C., !
will send recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE This great remedy was discov.
cred by a missionary in South America.
Send a self.addressed envelope to the Rev.
Joseph T. Inman, Station d, New York City.
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s.sa'Do not grasp at the shadow aud lose
the substance Kidney-Wort is able to
convert you from ashadow OF your former
self into the substance Of established
health. Said sufferer from kidney trouble
when asked to try Kidney-Wort for q
remedy. 'Pll try il, but it will be my last
dose" It cured him and now he recon-.
mends ii to all. If you have disordered
kidneys don't fail to try it.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 2a4 Per Cent.-Goyernments
Unehanged-stoeks Lower and Heavy
Flour LOwer-Wheat LOwer-Provi-
sions Unchanged.
New York. July 29.-MoNEY-At 2d4
per cent, closing at gas per cent Prime
mercantile paper per cent. Sterling ex.
change, bankers bills steady at 4S4H; de-
mand 4SSH.
ro,.,,y>,,Srs WaaG and lnuar
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- upOn the Liver.
O upon the kidneyA.
Regulates the Bowels.
nrifies the Blood.
nietS the Nervous System.
fOmOtes Digestion.
puriShes, Strengthens and InyIK
& FRIES on the Old Blood and makes
eus the pores OF the skin and IN.
Healthy Precipitation.
ctralizes the hereditary faint or poison
Hood, which generates Scrofula, Eryslpe-
all manner OF skin diseases and exter-
lnOrS
srenO spirits employed In itsmanufac-
81 Il can be taken BY the most delicate
by the aged and feeble, care only belnQ
IN attention to directions
LAND BRANCH, Kanawha Co, W. Va,
used Or. Clark JOhnSonS Indian blood
b my family for four years, and In all
has proved 70 be rs recommended. II
I'd me OF DiPhtheIta. :, :. jones
been entirely cured OF Heart Disease
sc Of DR.. Clark JOhnson's Indian Blood
recommend its use to the affiicted.
WM. WORKMAN
EVANSVILLE, Braxton Co., W. Va.
Snfering with Dyspepsia and Livel
nj tOr several years, Twas persuaded TO
lark JOhnsons Indian Blood Syrup
As succeeded In making q new man OUT
CAIN A. HINKLE
BURNsvu.LE, Braxton Co., W. Va.
Dr. Clark JohnSonS Indian Blood
an you recommend IL TO be was az
IN Liver Complaint for a great many
ad The Syrup completely cured me.
"a ELIZABErH RlFFLE.
AKSErrs BEND, W. Va, Feb. rs, 1881.
ARK JoHNsON-I have been cured Of
ne oy using your Indian Blood Syrup
mend u highly. KATIE b. GENTRY
wanted for the sale OF the Indian
rnp In eyey town or village In which
sSent. Particulars given on apphca-
RVGGISTS SELL IT.
!SS.rS "a West Third Street, New
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SNN Agents wanted. IS aday mads
Sng cur New HOUSEHOLD
- Hwrueies and Family Scale
&drSs. "esghs up TO Is lbs, Sells
UOaESTTC SCALE COZ
Cincinnati
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BAIrrxonx, July 29.-F1our-L over on
Ss oOSGs rs; extra, 81 IS; family. IS ESQ
< sol Wheat-Western lower and active;
40. 9 red winter spot and seller July. An
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A Card.

Ny daughters defective vision was much
improved by Peruna. James Cook, Bakers
town Pa
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MEDICAL
Neville

New Life
i given by using Browns
IR6S BlTrERs, In the
Mn it strengthens and
wanns the system; in the
Spring it enriches the blood
and conquersdisease; in the
summer it gives tone to the
osUcs and digestive organs;
N the Fall it enables the
system to stand the shock
Of sudden changes.
In no way can disease be
50 surely prevented as Oy
keeping the system IN per
f,rt condition. Browns
Jgox BITTERs ensures per-
feet health through the
,L,rgino seasons, it diSarmS
the danger from impure
water and miaSmatic ar
and it prevents ConsumP-
ton. Kidney and Liver Dis
rasc, &c.
r. S. B.ylIR, Esq, Of the
wsll-known firm of H. 5.
| Berlin s. Co., Attorneys, lie
Droit Building. Washing
ton, D. C., writes, Dec. 5th'
1881:
CsEtl.msH: I take pleas
ure in stating that | have used
Browns Iron BitterS for ma
lara and nervous troubles.
caused by oyerSork, with
sxceilenG results.
Beware of limitations.
ASK for Browns IRON BIZ
/ TIERS. and FRsist on having
H.. Don't be imposed on
with something recon-
! mended as "jnst as Sood.
lThc genuine is. made only
iby the Brown Chemical 20.
! Baltimore, Md
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m,EplcAl.
! soTED pur UNTITLED woAAs.

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me aoovs - sooo nks.'s on IN .euA rn.'
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may b authruiv cAl'ee Ne - ff.e.e = e..s
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WI - 49, =
I'm eneu ~ - 49, ' :. -, :. a
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-31
Cures When Hot Springs Fail !

Cures When hot Springs Fail !
Malvern, Ark, Nay z, 1851.
We have cases IN our town who lived - Hot
Springs and were finally cured with Ah5.
McCAMNoN 4 ArRKr.
Memphis, Tenn, May u, ISL.
We have sold 1 3e6bottles Of So 8 In Q year.
rt has given universal satisfactiou. Fair
m pnnif,ye iRp aS' 8. MxxsTTxID 4 90.
Louisville. KY, May la ISL
& SS has given better satisfaction than any
medicine have ever sold. J. A. fLkxHkh
Denver, Col, Nay 2, issL
Ever. purchaser speaks In the highs.s terms
mrs months have passed Once I quit taking
n n a: there r. no symptom Of the disease 10
mainirg; am permanently cured. John .
know whereof / speak when ~ seienee
has MOI made known . combirafion eq1al 70
g. 8. 9. for Blood Diseases r. L. AasssnDurg'
II you wish we VIII take your &c, @ %
psid for when cured. Write Tor paruc1lan
$1,000 REWARD wiU Be. pad TO
ana CheD,isf scho uiu find on Gnoiysts o.
100 bottles of S. s. s. one particle o.
Mercury, Iodide 2tassinn, or any
Mineral substance.
ss@ Prpp'Fs Atlantis, 0a.
Trade supplied By Logan q Co.. md Laugh
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