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trsi as depot Of Cortani and Desbrosses s
st3 10 a $40 AMI 2. m Tor Es,oL BeIhlMem. Allen
town Reading Mauca chulk WlikesJtrre Towa1da WAv
All, Ithaca G-nsva Lvol4 Bufslo ths West. Pullman
shro,gh ctaches aiv Lora trains at and 54O
n m f0- EastOn Serhlshen an CDolay
Trans leaving AZ $40 m AID S:il r M connect i1
ali poi Mahsn0v and Hasieto1 Goa regions SUNDAY
train local for Mach Chunk $40 Leave Mauch ChuH
at4 r,.,.o, -. A ,,o.,to,,.
o0Ao'" Z D. BNlNGION. q. p. A.
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Gitn propertp 60 fet.
Brookpn propertp for Sale ano Go &c

TOR SALE-VALUABLE FACTORY PROP
erty yu r. d.. wharfage; IL lots b-ck guild
ings abundant from spring IL lots adjoining un
improved. lrcs moderator .erms easy. ELSbf q SUf-
DAM. No. 80 Broadway. Brooslyn. T. d.
THREE new private houses, Queen Anne
style, cabinet trimmed each floor. In Brook yn 10
exchange for country residence Or farm j. " HOY
son, 20 Nassaust
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ONTuE BEACH AT ROCKAwAY.

Y. woopHAvEN AND RocKAwAy h r.
Shortest quickest aud best tine 10 tbs
GRAND OLD BEACH Ar RoCKAwAY
TINA IN piuutex giving hours longer ON the oeaoh
chan hv any other line surf aud sill water os-
hens Island city-sso eSs lilo m los s9s y9 aS
A Xl, K Az 6.3O 7:a3 $3.50. bushwlck- =" 80
80 10 LA 4 625 $40 flatIushSye-o'io' 90
40 ii;OS IN. ll0 2S0 900 80 cay Va 'ny ,.otsa MAJ
a,inut. kast NewNork-io minutes a~soas
jill U,,,,ns isays the Beacn ,lmost hourly Tally
SUNDAYS ONLY 49,,
49,. a n o., .,s Il.lD a m and hourly 70 S3b r. m. rom
6SO 49, ity aud 10 TO s 30 y. from Bashwick fAs
Lons IS ~. pS.ins The same week daya
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~ 1900 PEEr ABOVE THE LEvEl. or THE SEA
THE COOPER HOUSE
ONLY TlUHT HOURS FROM NEW-YoRK CITY
No hay fever mosquiiora send for lusua'ed
Pamphlet o. tklI ~ DIN. Iiuplto-"l
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SPECIAL NOTICE
The Elevated RAILWAYS have oosn,t new ssta,a ~
BATTERY PLACE the 5th and }h lvenus lass ursous
opposite the Iron ststp5oat cJnpllys Psvitbl Pise
North River Plssen gers lsslas TO tAxs obEs WI sTb
the cars az that Doint
Passengers from "a and 81 ivsaIs V,,L rhuig trp1
steamboat srcnrson tickets viii rlassrrsi 70 in AL
9Th avenue iass ~ SDit1 fsrryff,a
EX URSI0N TICKETS for sas AZ all doHntow0 trcS
stations oftls ELEVATED RAILWAYS At 20 cents eseL
inc nding rail fares both
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WEST SHORE ROUTE, ., hive,
w yIaW West Shore ~ Huasoh h''ei'

Vorfr UFs.f
On and after Monday, Jnv rans On ps,brosss, aud
shore and Buffalo RAILWAY will leave VIA D''''''''' ~
CortlsndL e. ferries a. follows
For Saratoga. ill0s No.. $50 o, !" I'm a IN, 3.JO d. M
POr Albany and Catskii Vuiago' AiAN ~'
For pienvie Cairo Mountain nouse stA'Ioa lioa m-
Por Saneertios, li:i0a nj f:lp " .nix $50 70. IN
Var stamford lilo ssf 3atnr lN 1y p,e,rfa 40
F0r Kaatsrsk Hunter. summit PINE i- ~ r. i N.
a. m III. lOs NJ. 250 D. m. 500 D. m; o''' - "
Highland Ponghko.p Marlboro III KiagsSa
,iin. ~. 2SO o TO-. 4;l0 and S:oV IN Io' U.s. y.
.Nsvhnrs b,3D a IN, 1890 iilo n m- N'"P ~"
$50 40 p p M ~ ar a. $3.50 a. m, $3.50 mr.
LIE so D. N $50 .. 4iio D. me- o'zop' w. o
a time to local points south Of cornwasee limo
Offices 49,. ,ra,n. daily srcept sunday
.paiy Utne ear 10 Ph9ncla IN Ca;skn Mountains on
iio M u an' cars on iioA ana $3.50 m trains for
Catskiil Albany ana sA'~"s
,t.,. md tmeabss at stations ana ~ "moes 2, rs
Jersey CITY Pennsylvania haimoAa o 1891
arnasxn No. CourL.t- and Annsi ". I xIs e.a ISzJ
81 20 TAI 6thave. No. lbo last i%oss .
foot ioos VI WV
lsndLst
par.or car seats reserved al all omoes
HENRY MoNETT. ..o,,
l,eDeral Passsnge Agene
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BRIGHTON REACH and MANHATTAN BEACH sce
only TEN MINUTES WALK from the iron Pier and an
reached by ELEVATED RAILROAD stages and Fri ig -
running In connection with the DO ITS Ot this COMPANY
CENTS
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A NEW ELEPHANT STORY.
How nsensiblo Rruts Paid OFT Debt

How RSensibic Brute Paid of Debt.
Chamber Journal.
The Rev. Mr.. Watson gives very curl.
ous story in illustration OF this animals
wonderful long memory Of wrong suffer.
ed. One Of those pests OF society, "a prac.
teal Joker" visited caraYan in West Of
England fair, and tried his stupid tricks
upon IN elephant there. He first doled
out to it some gingerbread nuts, and when
the grateful animal was thrown of It's
guard, he suddenly proIered it large
parcel wrapped in paper. The unsuspect-
ing creature accepted and swallowed the
lump, but Immediately began to exhibit
signs Of intense suffering, and snatched up
a bucket handed it to the keeper for water.
This being handed to it, it eagerly swal-
lowed quantities OF 1.-THE fluid. "Ham cried
the delighted joker, 81 guess those nuts
were trftie hot old fellow" "You had bet
ter be off," exclaimed the keeper, "unless
you wish the bucket at your head" The
fool took the hint only just in time,
for the enrsged animal having finished
the sixth bucketful, hurled the
bucket after its tormentor with such force
that had he fingered moment longer his
lie might have been forfeited. The affair
had not, however, yet concluded. The
following year the show revisited the same
town, and the foolish joker, like men Of
his genius, unable 10 profit by experience,
thought to repeat his stupid trick on the
elephant. He took two lots OF nuts into
the show with nim-sweet nuts in one
pocket and hot in the other. The elephant
had not forgotten the jest played upon him,
and therefore accepted the cakes very eau
tiously. At last the joker protlered hot
one; but no sooner had the injured crea.
ture discovered its pungency than 1t seized
hold oil its prosecutor by the coat.tails,
hoisted him up by them, and held him un.
I'll they gave way, when he fell to the
ground. The elephant now inspected the
severed coat tails, which, after he had dis.
covered and eaten all the sweet nuts, he
tore to rags and flung after their discomft.
| ed owner
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FAR AWAY FARMING.
The Troubles of stock RaIssrs In South
AIrlcA.

The Troubles of atock Raisers In South
Africa.
Correspondent New York Timex
Scrambling up the steep bank OF crumb
ling red clay that overhangs the river-bed
1 come suddenly upon very unlooked.iol
spectacle. From the top Of the bank
slopes upward broad sweep Of grassy up
land, in midst OF (which lisa small palisaded
Enclosure with single opening, somewhat
after the style OF a Mexican corral OF an
Australian stock.pen. In one corner OF it
number Of half.grown bullocks are hud.
ding together, while one OF the largest is
(isshing wildly round aud round the corral
as II trying TO eacape. But the three men
who are in Chase OF him are not to be easily
baked. One OF the Katir stockmen standsin
the gap to oppose his flight, offering his
own bare brown chest 10 the short, sharp
horns us fearlessly us II he were cased in
steel. The second Katir, springing nimbly
aside from the brute's headlong rush, filings
short moose OF hide over its horns, and in
another moment it is sprawling on the
ground, kicking and believing in useless
rage. Meanwhile the third mana tall,
sinewy figure, with the fair complexion
and reddish brown beard OF an English.
man-dexerousy clips the hair from lis
tail, through which he then drives again
and again a. strong sail.maker's needle,
the PROSTATE bullock expressing his sense
OF this indignity by series OF furious
plunges, which task to the utmost the
strength Of the two Kafirs who are holding
him down. Seated on a rough deal table in
one corner Of the corral, three small boys,
apparently the operators children, watch
this amateur vaccination with evident in
terest, while the maddened beasts rush
back ward and forward Within few inches
OF them, without seeming to discompose
them in the least.
"Lung discase," says the farmer, in an
swer to my inquiring look. I've done 90
OF 'em this way since breakfast, and I'll
have to do lot more before I've done; but
l shall think myself lucky ii / lose no more
than the nine that are dead already. That's
the worst OF raising stock in this country.
Just when you think you've got everything
shipshape half your beasts get stolen, or
washed away in flood, or knocked of by
disease, and there you are. once lost
1000 sheep in three. days, and should
hope that was enough. The lands good
enough, II one could only get water for
ii; but isn't that nice stuff to feed cattle
on?" pointing to the short, dry stems Of
dusty grass which seem to contain as much
nourishment as meal Of hairpins. "lf
we don't get some rain next year shall
Just have to clear out Of this and trey Cour.
ney) up country till find grass and water
for the stock. Now, would you like a
drink Of milk? aud then I'll show you over
the place."
Such an offer is not to be sighted in a
region where, despite the abundance Of
cattle, condensed milk imported from Eng
land has been my portion ever since first
landed.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE TWO HOUSES
Til. Playful senate lndulr,s In All Sort. of Ama.s
nOns Bat Leap ErOs-rAA on The Tariff
In the HOuss-A Frank Democrat
Considerable Routine Business.

The most noticeable feature Of yester.
days session in the Senate was the efforts
Of some Senators to amuse themselves tc.
ward the close of the days labors, by piling
up motions, to the confusion Of the Chair
and dismay Of the journal clerk.
In the House the most interesting cpl
sode was the discussion of Mr.. Harmon'a
joint resolution concerning the tariff on
wool. 1t will again be under consideration
today. The Prohibition amendment will
probably be under dicusssion in the Senate
to-day.
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better than Congress vh9. the people

better than Congress what the people
needed and desired. Mr.. Isbell, Demo.
crat, took somewhat the same ground, and
Mr.. Cox (Republican) opposed the adoP-
ton Of the substitute briefly but forcibly.
Mr.. Harmon said wool was now as low as
the farmer could afford to produce It Mr..
Brown, ir., Of kanawha, favored the sub.
stitute, and Mr.. Isbelt again opposed It.
Mr.. David Powell also opposed 1t. Mr..
Cox again pointed out the fitness oil the
action contemplated by the original resolu-
ton. Mr.. Daley advocated his substitute:
Mr.. Evans asked Mr.. Daley 1.-The believed
In the policy OF protection TO American
industries. He responded emphatically:
~ do not and never did believe i'll the
policy OF a protective tariff" He continued
that It was not only because the minority
party wished the majority party to go on
record as favoring protective tariff that
the former insisted on the original resolc-
tion. Mr.. Brown, Jr., OF kRnawha, took up
the latter point, and accused the Republi-
cans OF subverting the purpose for which
the Legislature assembled into that OF q
machine to manufacture party capital for
the next campaign.
Mr.. 1sbell rose to speak again, but Mr..
Pennybacker raised the point Of order that
he had already exhausted his privilege.
Mr.. Evans moved that the rules be sus-
pended and the gentleman allowed to
speak. Mr.. Burt said the House would be
doing thegentleman kindness by refusing
TO allow him to talk any more laughter,
for the other Democrats would read him
out OF the party il he kept on. The House
refused to extend Mr.. Isbell's privilege.
Mr.. Burt addressed himself TO sound
argument in fauor Of protection in general,
in which he made several good points on
the taritF.for.revenue.o party.
Pending further discussion the House
adjourned.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick childsniiering aud crying
with the eIcruciating pain of cutting teeth
II So go OF once and get bottle OF Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. It will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depend
upon 1t; there Is no mistake aboutit. There
Is not mother on earth who has ever used
1t, who will not tell you Of ence that It will
mother and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. II is perfectly safe TO
use in all cases, and pleasant 10 the taste, and
is the prescription Of one OF the oldest best
female physicians and nurses In the United
States Sold everywhere. 25 cents bottle.
NWTAW
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Nervous Debility'

When all othsr remedies fail Dr.. FRAzrES's
Roor BTTRRs will cure General Debility,
Loss OF Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all diseabes
arising from 3. DisordaTed Stomach, Liver
and Kidneys slsl.
with Fever and Ague. For weeks at u time
/ was confined to the house, my suffering
was intense. Tcould find no relief until l
beard OF your Root Bitters. / have taken
tue Root Bitters for two weeks and they have
restored me to my former health.
JOIN ROLAND, Cleveland, o.
For sals by J. II. Shirk, Logan & CO.. also
Chas. Mosnkemoeller, Wheeling and r. K.
McConahey, bridgeport. DGw
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The Great Female Remedy Is prepared by
the Womeu's Medical Institute Of Buffalo
N. Y, and is their favorie prescription fol
ladies who are suffering from any weakness
or complaints common TO the sex. II Is
sold by druggists at 90 per bottle. Ladies
can obtain advice free. Send stamp for
names OF those who have been cured.
At wholesale and retail by Logan & Co.,
Whaalinr. " Va law
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THAT wonderful catholicon known as
Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has given the lady worldwide repu-
tation for doing good. It Is like living
spring TO the vital constitution. Her Blood
Purifier will do more to cleanse the channels
body than all the sanitary devices Of the
Board OF Health. Mwr&w
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The IkuiIt.SwaIIower I'm Society.

ExchahBe'
A point in etiquette recently decided a
lawsuit In queer way. A traveller on a
German railroad train attempted to eat
lunch while on the journey. While put.
ting a piece Of bologna sausage in his
mouth the train stopped suddenly, causing
his cheek to be badly cut on tho edge Of his
knife, which he was using, The man sued
the company for damages, but his claim
was not sustained, on the ground that 1t Ia
u breach OF etiquette to eat with knife.
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A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching anC
liberated Piles has been discovered by DR.
William, ian Indian remedy called DR.. vii
liam's Indian Ointment A single box ha!
cured the worst chronic cases OF twenty-five
years standing. No one need suffer FIVE min
utes after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions and instruments do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment alb
serbs the tumors, allays the intense itching
particularly at night after getting warm II
bed,) acts as q poultice, gives Instant and
painless relief, and is prepared only for Piles
itching OF the private parts, and for nothing
else. Ill.,.
For sale by all druggists and mailed on re,
cept Of price, 81 90.
For sale by ]. F. shirk, Logan & Co., also
Chas. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and r. K,
McConahey, Bridgeport. O.. p&w
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The genuine SARATOGA Hon Rock sPRHe
WATER, for sale by all druggists by the doz-
en-, bottle or gallon. Address all orders to
the High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga Strings
n. Y.
j. +. shirk and Logan & Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and R, X. McConahey, Agent at
Bridgeport. p&w
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sLIn nIr.n 10. Cnr.d

By DR.. FRAnER's MAGIC OlSrMENT. Cures
as II by magic, Pimples, Black Heads OF
Grubs, Blotches, and Eruptions on the Face,
leaving the skin clear, healthy, and beauti'
full. Also cures Itch, Salt Rheum, Sore Nip.
pies, Sore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, etc. -s
Sold by all druggists and mailed on re,
ceipt Of price, 80 cents.
]. F. Shirk and Logan & Co., Agents al
Wheeling, and r. K. McConahey, Agent al
Bridgeport. D4w
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THE Celluloid Eyeglasses are made In
graduated sizes, 30 that persons whose eyes
are either close together or far apart have no
difficulty in sulting themselves, For sale by
all leading jewellers and opticians, NwE4w
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tT'nNE PROOE

v,,r.v and Liver DEeAses and Rheumatism
~. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. seemed 10 nelp me;
could h0' s'''' ZEPT. PHILLIPS,
wheeling, W. Va.
49,. pcIvnuy OF Nose, Impaired yoice.-Sut-
CaIn ,e.Tt hStent medicine failed 10 help me.
+, ,I sm III completely cured me; ou np,,cv
q, spe!del 4 Co. Wheeling, W. Va.
,.,.,. and 1lcerAted stomach. Treatment
plhssIPitjIcd 10 give me relief. DR.. Smith cured
70! ISA'' 'N' THOMAS HOLT. Insurance Agent
Fu-"HAd them for oTftsGa ysfsi 1 W smish
sT sES.oi MI Running Sores on HsatI"Ay son Wa
,SSS;SI Ior fourteen yeAis; NotnlnB heetneo 70
Aaphn' W. '' MRS, CATHERINE GAPS,
Marketstreet, wheeling, W. Va.
r.rcs, -"sutered for yeAn with cancer had II
nj oTt three times, Il returned Mtef eacn opefa.
don d. smith cured ne s MA T. n osc TEs OF
H w., FItula Of Anua-Flat Of my back for Is
vtsS Reportcd dyllg. Dr.smith cured me with
OuI fniie' III Eve "V' THoM CoLyN,
who,cEsle Grocer, Main 81, wheeling, W. Va.
r,"evSiiopS Of RcCtum, ProlApsus and Piles
"SSS EiyCn up TO die and pronounced inctiiable.
w. 'aai'H 'N'' WASHINGTON DELANY,
Martins Ferry.
ps,U n. Iadd yrites.-"Dr. Smith professional
- IN my family hAYo been most satisfactory
.5S oonm.ui him TO al u gentleman and
'A w bsnTTeI Holb sayE-"I had been suffering
"a, .ren yeDrS and treated by many physicians Tor
IiSb, hon n. remUyed monster 100 feet long,
!" ve%Sie ComplAlnts.-Thre0 year In hospitals Tor
,.s'oI"s vvs nc peculiar advantages In such cases.
perabs cured OF caurh, diseases oil heart liver,
.tS'ch Kidneys, skin, blood, nervous affection.
md NeaknGSes Of men and youth, srotulA ana
,S,hnE testify 10 my success.
Ills cared without the knlie.
pSiJsnJ al A distant may be treated BY letter and
,,i.i.rtIon guaranteed. A chart for sell cxamink.
tiSn ssrt on receipt Of two threecent stamps and
ii NSiS.r,StaH Al once free. ofce hours from
N ta7HN daily, Gall on or address
- 7" - - J. T. SMITH, n. D.,
nvl? M. I'LL Chapline st.. Wheeling. w. We.
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GLES's Sulphur Soap is the most reliable
purifier OF the skin In the market.
:, Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one minute.
MWPkW
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gives strength where there has been exhaus'
ion and vigor in place Of impaired vitality.
TThs4w
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About ou, OF v ,, Sse y i SsSda VI Ds se''p s
,Te1 AeETavA!HsS and Giler taking the fIss bot
ueDttd using SS o. telieycI that bought nye more,
IL tlE 10 mnen ~ 'i,sT uduH four Of them. that
nd IN SiH1 c1i,e previously having been under
sedIcAl AdTiee '0' ~ q, q. l., Richmond. Va.
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL. .-.--.---
REMOVED EVERY
SYMPTOM,
December %, 1881.


.-.I.c Co., Atlanta, Ga: - ,...,,. r
rS .Is,sd thu, long In writing because y. q,
s',t a:sc 4unce douDly sure re, IN .1 .ns
'Isft 70 ' IN my own oSe. and an moss n Oop:.
s - s.. Il Il ia, ca'ltey erAdlsHssd eve sveTy
r'oi' ,a .Se disease llom my sy.lem. Had
gspo the advice Of Tom swift IN ygs's soav w.
ssS1 1,yc .yed me ten yeas oil Intense SUI ~:
s'oad nav S'vo mot lclt the least return Of The
,aai nS can fully and Truly recommend D. O. D. ?,
st saa oti from the seOaEe and especially to
'asf,'os in sacon who knew my condition;
sisSss a,I.red me Of pain, but has oHtl'ely 70,
'e''G'I ,T s. symptom Of the disease from my
Eo'S v oashI 10 convince even them oi !" !, nt y:
s..' o. ss ao. ps, 0i .a,' l..
'ih M nv letter 10 thOSs who formerly k E.SS
Z cSa&;S9 from he picjqIcs 4 SAy'cian,s TO
,SOqld suae, Xii down III the textbo0kA Let me
IaJthiIs ho i nv gatItude, and believe me SVet'
rsur' '0''' YollS truly '" ne
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.0 81 ]. E. SMITH,
M M CHAPLIHE STREET

No. III VtI3I
Of Of Fns ncIsa sHss iaf To- e.
nnOLy o. " ,cryiHS prove that ] have dealt
~ pi0ieA III Iitly with those who have consulted
bGsoADiyy any Is patients name without permits,
ne. nsySSt ~ Ssvs many hundred certificates from
don A9G oS1 nave cured after they had been pro
saS'S9sR %sa pad
With MAI! Sye,lis. close observance Of tenn
Sih metz, n tssalSriLIcs and strict attention 70
yef1mgIaiMG, ixnsSemcut InNlres success. cure ID
bIEisnN ,nJ frankly give the patient my opinion.
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,,oub, come to ice US, and wO will ouRl
an ii Wv y, charge uothinsl whte for particulars she
H0V, {" y, ,ss lille book, Message TO the onior
i"py g. S,ss1uS." Ak any Druggist a. TO ow
vIadlns'
"a, mo Reward will be paid TO any Chem
"e' III Gud. on Analysis OF 100 bottles Of 8
ENpo W." aa,,Icle Of Mercury. IOdide Of Potassium
IS, %. vra,sl substance. SwIFTsPECIFlC 90.
S,,pse:Os, Atlanta, Ga ann
price Of small hihe' sN
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
.ss sold by LOGAN d CO.
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N0TE-Tralns leaving BellAlre o. b:6O A. \. aud
400 ?. T. connect at Yellow Creek for Cleveland.
Z. A. FORD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
WIN. A. BALDWIN, Manager, Pittsburgh; Pa.
DITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST
L LOUIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RoUTR
In g
Time table for East and West corrected TO JAN.
UARY 18th, 1883.
stneet nnar PnhlIn Landing ag LollnMH: