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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-19
Iime gables.
Montpelier & Wells r. r. r.
Tahng Effect December 5th 1881,


Trains teape Montpelier as foitops;
Mail at $50 Express at 80 NJ Mixed at 30
NJ; arrive at Wells River at 10 20 A. NJ, 320 p.
7.45 p
Trains leave Wells Riper as fotio,cs:
Mixed at 5. 40 A. NJ, Accommodation at II 90 A. NJ Mail
at 400 p. arrive at Montpelier at gl0 M, l2i5
M. 5.45 =. NJ.
Trains leaving Montpelier at 30 A. NJ. and 80 N.
make close connections at Wells River for all points in the
White Mountains; also for Boston and all intermediate
points. W. A. STOWELL, Superintendent.
r. W. MORSE, General Passenger Agent.
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three months / had gained 20 pounds in
flesh, became entirely free from pain and
] believe lowe my lie and present eondi-
ton wholly to Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, the remedy which / used.
Since my recovery ! have thoroughly re-
investigated the subject Of kidney dliiieul-
ties aud Brights disease, and the truths
developed are astounding, j therefore
state, deliberately, and as a physician, that
believe MORE THAN oNE.HALP THE DEATHS
WHICH OCCUR IN AMERICA ARE CAUSED ny
BRionT's Disease or THE KIDNEYA This
may sound like rash statement, but am
prepared 10 fully verify II Brights disease
has no distinctive symptoms OF it8 own,
Indeed, II often develops without any pain
whatever In the kidneys or their vicinity
but has the symptoms Of nearly every
other known complaint. Hundreds Of
people die daily,whose burials IRE authoriE.
ed by physicians certificate o. Heart
Disease" "Apoplexy, Paralysis" "spin9l!
Complaint, ""Rheunatism," pneumonia"
and other common complaints. when in
reality twas Bright's Disease Of the Kid
neys. Few physicians and fewer people,
realize the extent Of this disease or It's
dangerous and insidious nature. It steals
into the system like thief, manitestA Its
presence by the comnonest symptomsand
iastens itself upon the constitution before
the victim is aware II Is nearly as heredi.
tary as consumption, quite as common and
fully as fatal. Entire families, inheriting
II from their ancestors, have died, and
yet none Of the number knew or realized
the mysterious power which was removing
them. Instead OF common symptoms 1t
often shows none whatever but brings
death suddenly, and as such is usually sup
posed to be heart disease. AS one who
has suffered, and knows by bitter expert
enee what he says, implore every one
who reads these words not to neglect the
slightest symptoms OF kidney difficulty.
Certain agony and possible death will be
the sure result Of such neglect, and no one
can afford to hazard such chances.
l am aware that such an unqualified
statement rs this, coming from me, known
as am throughout the entire land as n
practitioner and lecturer, will arouse the
surprise and possible animosity Of themed.
ical profession and astonish all with whom
am acquainted, but make the foregoing
statements based upon facts which | am
prepared to produce and truths which /
can substantiate to the letter. The vel
fare Of those who may possibly be sufferers
such as was, Is an ample inducement for
me to take the step have, and II l can
successfully warn others from the danger
Gus paths In which once walked, | am
willing to endure all professional and per-
sonal consequences,
j. B. HHslox, MD.
ROCHESTER. n. Y, Dec, 30, 1851,
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Upon reassembling Senate bill No. 1876,
concerning the receiving md disbursing
Of money ut the treasury, and certain dH.
ties Of the Auditor and Treasurer" was
read a third time and passed.
A number Of bills were read for second
time and ordered to their engrossment and
third reading.
On motion Of Mr.. Summers it was
Resolrsd, That Senate bill No. l42, con.
corning insane persons, be recommitted
to the Committee on Public Buildings and
Humane Institutions with instructions to
so modify or enlarge the provisions Of the
bill as to eliminate from the Code all pro-
visions requiring the estate OF an insane
person to be charged with his support or
any part thereof while he remains in the
Hospital for the Insane.
Mr.. Dawson, from tho Committee on
Enrolled Bills, reported a number Of bills
and joint resolutions examined by the
committee and found to be correctly en-.
rolled.
A number Of bills coming up on their
second reading were amended in some par.
ticulars and passed to theireDgrossmentand
third reading Adjourned.
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INV York, January l7.-Cotton quiet and steady
at l2al2 6-l6c; futures steady Flour weak; re.
eeip9 900 barrels; exports 1900 barrels super.
dne State and western, IS 9GlA %; common to
white wheat extra, 81 100 %; extra Ohio, IS Goa
Is; st. Louis, S. 00L9 90; Minnesota patent pro
cess, IS 0Oa0 00, Wheat irregular and unGettled,
opening gale lower, afterwards recovered the de
eItns and closing strong nj NhaSc advance; re-
ceipu 1U7, 900 bushels; exports lO60O0 buHhelG un.
graded red 81 99al 4t1S No. do 81 . new; 81 ga
Is74 old; steamer aud No. red 81 S5; No. red
$4,000 bushels al 81 SOiSl SV5S new; 81 Ig31ai ii
old; No. rcd January, sales l2s 900 bushels at
u IL l 4!, closing ~ 81 t2 February, sales S96,
01O bushels ~ 81 43Nal AZ, closing At 81 Az;
a. 81 III April sales as w bushels at 81 loyal 40
closing at 81 i1May, sales 272 900 bushels az 81 az
Al AT7E. clUsing II 81 AZ Com opened lial{c low
CT, subsequently recovered and advanced %C,
1900 bushels ungraded G2i70[c; No. 5,
G9c; No. =, $50 new; 6gHL70lfq old; No.
white 1sjfc; No. 2 January 6sISa6S3&c, closing at
CSC: February G91 cloSl6s Y ogJsc; March
AtiS[C. Oats 54aSlc lower receipts ~ DO bukhGls;
white western teaSSc; mixed l6i60c. Coffee dull,
nominal and weak; Rio caEgOes quoted At s5ialie.
sugar dull and unchanged. AOlAsses steady with
fair demand. Rice IN fair demand. Petroleum
dull and nominal: United s?%c crude 6Ka7l e;
refined SIC. TAllOw dull aud easier atSslc RoSln
loWerand heavy q q SSa2 20, Turpentlneluieta1d
Bteuny NJ DOC. kSlp, western iran bteiny ~ IVA
2Oc Pork unsettled and weak; new nlpSs 81 6Oi
| II 62k. Beef quiet and arm. Cut meats quiel
and unchanged. Lard steady; primo steam Eli ~
Butter lrn for choice u lhiOt. Cheese hrn fol
iine At Qal2<e
NEW HoRk, January lE-DRY Goops-The mar
ket shows gndnAl Improvement There Is large
number oibuyOrs, C0itons mo IN better inquiry
with good miscellaneous selections reported
Blcaehcd cottons IN moderate inquiry. Since tanu
goodshAye been exported. Domestic white good
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arr 10 very good sale prinls In good order 70.
quest With laUef attention given 20 The bet make
q tancier. Following Az the prett: ArnOldb 6Sfc;
black and white KoySion6 ianeiea 6Ne shinlng
prints arc doing very well. FlanneS fairly ActlTe
with preference for dTos goods qualities, Mems
WQaF quiet with gOUl buslneE and through
orieit, Cl0aklng IN good order requts. and the
general tone Of Tie market d very steady.
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ole aateIIasneen.
WEST yIRoINIA LEeIsLATURE.
Ysstsrday's Proceedings Of the senate
and House OF Delegates.

and IlOuse of Delegates.
The monotopy Of the opening proceed.
ings Of the Senate yesterday was relieved
by prayer by Rev. D. A. Cunningham, Of
the Fint Presbyterian Church.
Mr. Williams, from the Committee on
Privileges and Elections, reported that in
obedience to resolution Of the Senate they
had enQuired into the question as to
whether members were entitled to mileage
ioF attending an extra session Of the Legls.
laillre, and that the committee was OF the
opinion that mileage was due and ought to
be paid, and further reported the distances
Travelled by the members as follows:
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MILEAGE.


The grand total OF miles Travelled toots
up {, l0G, which, ut the rate allowed by the
committee, ten cents per mile, amounts to
the handsome sum OF 500 60-sufllcient to
pay the per diem Of the Senators for nearly
Ten days. Senator 'McNeel, who comes
from county not yet deseCrated by rail-
roads, heads the list. According 70 the
report he has to wander over Eve hundred
miles before he can set his satchel down
within the portals OF the Capitol OF the
Suite. Senator Dennis who lives but a
short distance from the Saratoga Of tho
South, !" White Sulphur Springs, shakes the
dust Of GFeenbrier from his feet and Is
compelled to undergo q pilgrimage OF over
four hundred and sixty miles before he can
see the dial Of the Capitol clock.
10 settle any bubbles OF conscience
the members OF the Senate had on the pro.
priety or right Of drawing mileage, Mr..
Newman offered resolution, stating "that
1t was the sense Of the,Senate that neither
per diem during recess nor mileage in re-
turning to the Capital be allowed"
After briel discussion Mr.. Vanmeter
moved to indefinitely postpone the resolu-
ton, and the yeas and nays being demanded
the vote resulted US follows:
Yeas-Sumnlers Pres J, Barbee, Brown,
DAWSON, Dennis, Ewin, Faulkner, Max
well, McNeel, Samples, Shelton, Stollings
and Nanmeter-l3.
Nays-Dawson, Donehoo, Farnsworth
McGrew, MCGregor, Newman, Roberts,
Stout and Wiliiams-O.
Mr.. Dennis then moved that the report
OF the Committee beadopted, which motion
prevailed by a vote Of IL to o. Those who
voted in the negative were Messrs. Done.
hoo, McGrew, McGregor, Newman, Stout
and Wood.
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RESOLUTIONS

were proposed by several members, among
them one by Mr.. Bee directing the Com.
mittee on Education to inquire into the ex-
pediency Of proposing IN amendment to
the State school law fixing minimum
salary for the teachers OF thG State.
MIR. Depue offered one instructing the
same committee 10 investigate the ex-
pediency OF turning over the several nor.
NAL schools in the State to the counties in
which they are situated, and Of establish
ing in each county graded schools for the
training of teachersin the higher branches
Of common school education.
Mr.. Sheppard moved that the Commit
tee on the Penitentiary inquire by whatau
thority the Directors OF the Penitentiary
hired the labor OF q number OF convicts to
the Webster Wagon Company, after the
law OF 1881 went into effect, ut the old con.
tract price OF 80 cents per day.
Mr.. Kepner offered resolution looking
to q desirable change in the customs OF
County Commissioners:
ReS0lped, That the Committee on Coun.
ties, Districts and Municipal Corporations
is hereby ordered 10 inquire what addi-
tional legislation, II any, is necessary to
compel County Courts TO publish annually
financial statements OF the receipts and
expenditures OF their respective counties
and report by bill or otherwise.
All the foregoing were adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Davis It was resolved
that the Auditor be requested to furnish
for the information OF the House, com.
parative statement showing, by counties,
the assessed value Of the real and personal
property within this State returned for tax.
alton in the years 1850 and 1881, and the
increase or decrease in said valuation; and
also an approximate statement Of the State
tax realized and to be realized under said
assessment and report also what the last
assessment OF real estate cost the State.
MIR. Mcneil offered q resolution, which,
was adopted, looking to the better proteo'
ton Of the owners Of timber and timber
lands,
NEW BILLS
were introduced, as follows
BY Mr.. Evans: House bill No. 347, Il
tprohibit corporal punishmentin the schools
Of West Virginia.
By Nj, orpmrine; House bill No. S4s
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T6Ite Miners' Oii. winter StraIned.... -,

Groceries.-A very good trHde has been done dur.
Ing the past week. Several chances are made IN
prices to which attention is called. Quotations
arc given as follows COllec, lair 10Ilc, gOOd
RIO lie, prime lGc, choice he, best roasted
l51zc, yellow Rio l5c, Java &c. Syrups:
common SiaiOc, prime 42i45c, New Orleans mo-
lnsSes, prime 60c choice new b5a10C, maple syrup
81 20 per gallon. SugarS hard crushed 101c grlnu.
lated l0l%cI powdered l0hc A COleeglsc, Is VIZ
4 pnlthe sugar VIC, palace a 9c, golden O SIC,
prime sc. yellow T1inSc. Rice, Carolina choice
fIse, New Orleans pTfiHe &c, RanEoon &c.
FiSh-NO. 3 mAckerVl, bblS, 81 w; No. medium
si00 These prices are nj advance Of 81 90.
Wooden RGTe-MaFket steady. No. / tubs, per
dozen, 50 %: No. tubs per Dozen S. 90: No. tub
Sas, q H. KeeleF pei nest ii S. butter tbs, all!
lbs capacity so do, IS lbs capacity, 81 90: do Is
lbs capacity, s. 50, waShboards plain 81 5Qal 70;
washboards. patent, per dozen, s. 6Oa2 IS.
Sued C0rl-l21 Salic per pound.
HntOdr-Double strength wInO vinegar 25a9Oc;
vinegar Soc.
BetRi--Rseeipts continue to come in slowly. but
reduction In price has taken place; prime navIcs
8 DOlS .; do medium s. 26 red kidney g 76a3 OO
red pink g 75aS co. llmns SAGE.
ChooC-ls quoted III iObblng at l0c for nrimC
Western, and lSiisaltc for New York. swcltzcr 10
lie. according 70 quality. LlmbuEcr IL.
Seds-The prices ART rs follows timothy s. 90aS O
Per bgshel and clover at s. OOa5 80 for small and
= FSaiSsr'@tivO geese am at ta6sc; 5OaS5c for
SaaI-The card nate was advanced at the las
meeting Of the Association; nate on all nails iGnc'
and braas from fed 10 Cd IS 50 10.
Po4trg-l hickens good supply in Market a
HoHsy-RGmaIns the same at 2aa9ic per pound 70
new clover. California, 90a22c per pound; New
York In cases, lSa2Oc. Buckwheat, l5alGG staInet
q Market steady country Cage pcrpOund
Iaaaed GoOd,-Arc very steady at present viii
no change. Quotations are: b cans, pie Peache
s. oG5 D cans peaches 81 %; 2 ID cans peach
6 s. Is, Tomatoes b cans, 81 Sdal q
Sweet corn, 81 S0al co; wlnSlOw corn, 81 q
strawberries, n cans 81 80. BlackberrieS .
cans, 81 30 Rupberries, n cana 81 05. Hums,
d cans, 81 iOaI 70. Lima beans, ? % cans, 81 8.
string g Is, Cove Oy1ter, d cans, light Csc; ful
FHis-lSlaga Gapes 3, SOas OO per keg or 20
per pound Apples, prime large stock in good d.
mafd n g 51a5 20 pr barrel: small and lnferiC
9 oal So Cr.nbenies 500 IS 50 PCr crate; 9 W
II . per bIFfrl. ounces. 81 coz % per buShel.
Drlnt Frai,s-Ne quote Apples at Saec for slice
iAhc iuf quarter Peaches halves, Sc; pee
81 l!alss pittci chcifica 2Alc rntpbertlCS S0a32t
hlArtbrHf7l i7als, PTuneH, ~ curnnts, 6I4
iaai.nA yen t;0Psr box; NaienC!a, 10c per Il
Eg,-4N JuO,ei At ssaoOe, such figures buyin
RSsT1J-zAzi pr pound lsItlll the ruling pric,
bEitT-prime % choice creamery 40al5c; do dAlr
sAIss islr toEood cOuntry 22A2Sc; inferior TO cou
Har-4 good quality Of baled hay continues
Sl2
ISsi-Ths prices remain the same for the washe
SsSaS@vsiy little In the State; 81 IS per poun
| Is paid,
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1.-THE thousands that now have their rest
aud comfort destroyed by complication OF
liver and kidney complaints would give
natures remedy Kidney. Wort, trial they
would be speedily cured. 1t acts on both
organs at the same time and therefore com.
pletely fills the bill for q perfect remedy. II
you have lame back und disordered kidneys
use II at once. Don't neglect them.-JiiTor
and Farmer. MwF&w
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TO give further time to the Pennsboro 4
Huntsville Railroad Company TO correct
the assessment Of It's property ior the year
1881.
BY Mr. Hackworth: House bill No. $40,
to repeal chapter SS Of the acts Of 1879,
establishing court Of limited jurisdiction
IN m sne nSsty q htuntlng.on. ,,u n, oso .,
~ Fi oDUE EN- III thSo ~, SOg "
o Sses 1Urse s t.os e, vuse ~ ~, o"s
sV''' anu seese nun running ~ Ns"
PETITIONS
Of considerable interest were presented.
Mr.. Hobbs handed In one signed by A. 7.
Howard and SO others asking the passage
Of o bill restraining certain animals from
running at large.
Mr.. sydenstricker caused sensation by
presenting the petition Of James Carlisle
aud 40 others OF Greenbrier county, asking
for the submission to vote OF the people
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stock Yard Quotations.

During tho past week the receipts OF live stock at
the Stock Yards have been unusually large and bus
Ines has been brisk Most Of tho animals are from
this section OF the country none having been re-
selS S ION CaisAgo: quotations Yesterday were
hogs, 6A61SG
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Mr.. Dennis, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, reported with favorable recommended.
ZION House bill 1874, Senate bills $50, 40
and ISL. The committee also reported
House bill 65, in relation to marriage, pro
posing an amendment to the same By strik.
out the words prohibiting the marriage OF
first cousins, with the Recommendation that
it do pass as amended.
Mr.. Newman from the Committee on
Finance reported back House bill 1853 with
Lhe recommendation that il do pass.
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Or. EEaziaIIs Root RittR[s,

Fnzier'S Root Bttcrs are not dram shop whisky
beverage but arc strictly medicinal In every sense
They act strongly upon the liver and Kidneys keep
the bowels open and regular make the weak sirong,
heal the lungs build up the nerves and cleanse the
blood and system Of every impurity.
For Dizziness, Rush Of Blood 10 the Head, tending
TO Apoplcxy, Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague DFOTkyi
Pimples and Bl6tChes, sCfoiulOuS lluin9B and
Sores, letter King Worm, White swelling, ErySipC-
Ia, soee Eyes, and for young men suffering rum
weakness or Debility caused from imprudenCe, and
10 females In delicate health, Rraxiers Root Kitten
arc especially recommended.
III, fnIlsF have used two betteso OF your Ls9et
Bltte ior DyspeiH pIihnes ,I,G,, I'm tS
doctors and al the medicine ever used. From inc
irSt dose took began 10 mend, and am now ID
perfect health, and ieel a. well a ever DID cons
iteF YOUR medicine one Of the greatest OF blesSinG
MRS. n. MARTIN, Cleveland, Ohio.
Sold by LngRn 4 Co., Bridge Corner, wheeling
and by druggists everywhere AZ u per bottle,
HENRY 4 CO.. Sole Prnp'rS,
dne.roW Cleveland, Ohio.
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The House was opened yesterday with O
fervent prayer by Rev. George Z. Hite, Of
the Chapline street NJ. L. church, of this
city.
Mr.. DePue made the report OF the Com.
miltee on Elections and Privileges, in re.
gard TO the mileage due the different mem.
hnra
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WheelInE Wholesale sInrket.

WHEELING, Tuesday, January II. !
The state Of tr1de has been favorable in all de-
Rlrtmenh and with slight increases in pheO'.
There is trm feeling. aud the spring prUspectsaIe
bright.
GrafH,-GAEt Saturday, owing 10 to the action Of
certain dealers, II was found necessary by our mill
men TO put wheat up 10 81 20, which price Is now
being paid. COrn continues 1t 75C. although 4 re-
port cUmcS from down the river that corn wss
bought for 1Oc OAtEthe figure Is SILL ibc but In
Chicago, prieesare fRllILig.
Observation-Disclosures the rise In the price OF
wheat the different brands OF flour still remain the
same. We quote 81 O0i4 " for supsEHne; 81 0la
10 lor best winter wheat, and Satin Clos s. 80
Rye, 90 OOa6 IS
HeaA-Therc has been slight increase In prices,
and business during the past week has been fair for
this season Of the year.
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PILES! PILESI Piles /!
a Sure Cure Found at Last! No
One Need Suffer!

"a, y, Cure Tor Blad plsedIns. Itching and 81.
i ~ is hle' has been discovered by Dr. WiiiiRm.
iSs, rullth remedy called Dr. Aillinrn's indiai,
sb,e.gssaL single box has cured Inc WORT
St,J M sass Of = OF " years standing. No one
dsfnl sSnti IVY minutes alter applying this won
1pd ,S''oInlhg medicine Lotions, instruments
Nm, E,u laFis do m0e harm than TUId, MI.
leSS, 4, HI.ihrtt A,rlS the tumOS, RlSyE tho In,
nm, T. tlng particularly at ulght alter sgttIpg
p,IsI,,a' ~ ~ neG Ma poIltICo, gives Instant and
ns II ihS GNl rFrIAtcd Ouly tOE Piles, Itch.
hi JuI shll Tie Hon J. 81 CotinhStIy 81 Cleye.
neni. \ s so1I W, Williams Indian Piie Olnt.
IaytSinSS S pleasure to nay that have never found
nta, Tiiei ". T y, s,Ng q immediate and pcrInG'
ss5 ~ X N iIan & To-, Bridge Corner Wheeling
81 On 'uESlAts, w mailed on icccIpt Of price
az EoV HENRY a CO., Pr0p'nS,
Cleveland, Ollie,
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MsploAL.
DR.. ]. 6. SMITH,



no. 81 TWELFTH STREET.
me best evidence Of phydcAnA niecgN Il the To-.
dmony Of bis pltieiltE The ihcTeaSing demands for
my professional 1gfviees prove nat have dealt
hOnonby and fairly with thOse who have consulted
me. never use patients name without pernis
don, though have many hundred CeFtincatCs from
IhOse whom have cured alter they had been pro-
bounced incnrnbie. AthOFough medical education,
Eith many years hospital experience aud familiarity
Eith therapeutic agents, clOse Observance Of tenn.
penmtnta pccullAriliCh and strict attention 70
hygicnlc management, iniurea tcceig, II cure "a
DciSible aud frankly Give the patient my opinion.
HOMIE PROOF
Kidney aud Liver Diseases and Rheumatism
suffered Terribly. Nothing scented 70 help me;
could not get out Of bed ~, Smith cured me-"
ZEfT. PHILLIPS,
CAiArrh, Polypu1 Of Noe, Impaired Voice. SUI.
laNd for yeaHi patent medicine failed 70 help me
or. Smith completely cured 4, ne. -, ,,,,,,.
Of spCldel 4 Co., Wheeling, VIVA.
Dyspepsia and ulcenied Stomach" Treatment
for yrGn failed g giye me relief. DIT. Smith CURED
nGm ~ THOMAS HOLI, Insurance AGENT
ES-Had them fOF d IpEGsn SeST d smith
sCroiula, Running Sores on Tlead-''My sou wW
afflicted for fourteen years Nothing seemed 70
lelp him. Dr.. Smith cured him.
MRS. GkTHERfNE CAfH,
Market street, Wheeling WA
CanceF.--"suhered for Year. with cancer. Had II
cut out three times, u felu ned after each opeTA,
!%n Dr. smith cured me Without KITE ScTT.T OF
Piles, Fistull Of AnuL-iiat Of my 6aef Ioi Is
weeks Reported dying. Dr., smith Guredm me With.
Iut knife. In eve weeks -
Wholesale Grocer, Main st., Wheeling, WA
UlCentIOns Of ROCtum, PfolapsuS and Piles
Wa given up 10 die and pronounced lncunble
Or smith cured me without knife
WASHINGTON DELANY,
Marina EpFFN
Rev. II. o, LAdd Writes:-''Dr Smiths professional
seryIces In my family have been most satisfactory
md c0nmend him TO all - gentleman and q
killiul physician
Mn, MarRnret KOlb Ays:-.HI had been suffering
for seven yeau and treated BY many physicians for
dyspepsia. DR., Smith aid | bad tApe-wOm and
IN eight houu removed monster 100 feet long"
Female Complaints, Three yeRn In hospitals for
females, give NC peculiar advantages in such cases,
Persons cured Of cltArIh, diseases Of heart liver,
stomach, kidneyE akin, blood, nervous affections
md weaknesses Of men and youth, BcIoiulA and
ISthmR testify TO my success.
Piles cured without the knife.
Patients Al distance may By treated by letter and
ATTRACTION guaranteed. A chart for self exGminH.
ion sent on receipt Of two three ccnt stamps and
advice returned free.
(. 10 p. n, SAily. Sunday from 2tobP.N u. Call
u apis ii No. 81 Twelfth s.. Wheeling. WT.'vS.