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Nv Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

49,, vopx. Iune lI.-COtion quiet; sale, $40
Nk" l2 hnSi "I0+c.: orleans, l0te.; console
9a,ed mel receipts. 3.2sd uaies eNp.Lts-to 1reat
prttstn- III. So bales: 70 tDs eminent, z,l-0
h.iee southern dour dull And .e.iNi common 70
- extr,. a 25m $500 gooi to CI1ice. 59.zo@
se * W6eat-Cash 1T, very s'Si5llS heid ui-
fo.a ,,i - II O6a% -; mgralei white, 90
kssi1=. No , rcd. June, sl.-Vl,.t sl.zu4: Corn
80 Lower c,o.iug weak ~ anon. ih.lde ngnres;
,s'egs,sse,,sd 5oTG6Ac.: No. :, oogY tsc.i June,
e essssie'g5ic Oat. ealsc. lower ana heavy No.
. 49, sc. Hop- duh ana nominal. Collie
:, - I'M 91d weas: spot si.oO June sI.4Og
sPsto Sng,r dun and uounhany UNCHANGED
Ill., sfeady: cuba. 30 test, -cc' hlce nrin
nl.71s, o. bond. Java. 9ts.; duty paid.
nas am atsi 80 Inrpentlhe uuli ana weak AZ
a ISL Itides arm Wool dul ana Neak: Fork very
Jo,i ',niestled and lower ia syhpathy with the
v W, mot 1880; options neglected and
Mest, mes iigdie. dull aud deprsssed; long clear.
I0&e. Lard unsettled ana .Imer' s'siag
weak. prime steain' -lH',, 'i 'AA'oV
GsiI.32 Frcighis s'eiuS'
BALTIMORE
o,,oor June li.-fiour dull with caster
bALIlsphhih - r,,-Strect and western superfne.
tendency; hon, s425@s5; family. s5.25m
tt-<9tsss xttifs .uparire. s3.2oetf4; extra,
SOD Siy pio brands. s6Aso.25. Wheat
sfzo4ro:9O 'xsest,rn lower and dull: southern
sos1s an hianIl,si 90: amber. sl'sS9sl.25; No.
20, Ta.,9 ~ ayIGssi 23s; No.z western winter
NAT lans, jne. si s@tlzox. corn-scath-
red : .sss sSs western dull southern White s09
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A CCoUNT-BO OKs-JULY.
RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH

RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH
solicit early orders Tor BOOKS WANTED IN
July.
Alarge assortment Of BLANK BOOKS Of many
sizes and kinds always on hand At the LOWEST
PRICES. Jed
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Warranted the strongest. Toughest and Most Elias
tic Glue on Earth ROYAL FAMILY HLJL blends
Everything SOLID Is ROCK HARD A. ADA
WA%T FIRM As GRANITEt:. New >cienlllc
Discovery Rev oluuunlZes th~ Liquid o. ue busl-
ue.s Of the World. ROYAL GLUE D. Abs1l.ielt
T4Jre0ErBle ant IaSeD1rftiet ~AI~DN lAN
GIANT among other CLUES and Clements. NIL
Lions Of People are sing Royal Glue and NIL
lions MORE Must Have It.. No icaiing-NO
Prenarqtion-AlwIys Ready Away Lllull
Glues CHINA. WOOD, GLASS. Leather. billiard
Cue TIP. and Cloth, Cr0ckery. ORNAMENTS on
Every Kind. Metals. Patches on Leather and tuu-
Der Shoes. Book Backs. Brc-l-Brac ana tFerA-
Thing Else with luseparable Ienacity. MANU-
FACTTRER~ Of Textile Fabrics. ~triw Goods.
ArtiGcial Flowers. Imitation Stained Glass cum
labels. Fine Carriages and Pianos. Paper, Card
board. on Cl0fh nnd Carpets. who use ROYAL
GIrF f0r sizing. ~tiheniug and Incl ~ Purposes.
supDl.ci by The PINT. Gallon. or al GALLON
RARRFL. ROYAL Glue Talks for Itself. The
NeTs ~ lis Marvellous and Extraordinary In
Lraaksble Qualities. It's Great SHOothness. FleNi-
biIifvaud strength FLASHES LIKE LIGHTNING
tr0r,; ono Customer % AnotherI LIVE SALES
MY ~ Thousands II Bottles Of ROYAL Glue o.
IirrSgisfs. Grnrers etc. SMALL BOYS sell Hun
I-s3s ~ G0ffiest. Business Offices and Families.
Ok CI-N7T- per Bottle. with Brush and Tin Cover:
Lv MAIL. POSTPAID. 10 ccntse Ntra. Manufactured
~ j. L. O'NIEARA & co.
u! re4- Penn.vlvanla ave. Washington. y. &.
Tvs AGENTS wantes IN every City and Com-
- ftrcryhout The United states. Canada. Europe
aud >outh America. sold ny Druggists Grocers'
S..tfoners Uari ware and Variety Dealers eEery-
,vbere. The Trade and Public supplied by BUZZ
a RRIDGFS. 1908 Franklin street. ~ ECt ILL
I ADD & CO. POWERS, TAYLOR %, hIch-
raDuf VI ~ -T-if
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IN - u y
MINIATURE ALMANAc-JUNE y. 1883.
sun rises.......... i43 HIGH TIDE.
sun sets........... 7:l1 MOnlng............ $40
Moon ,ets.........l2OO Eyening............1o:
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE II, 1853.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Hulphcrs. New York. mer-
calufi-e and passengers. G. ". Alca & Co.
steamer Ashland. Tunnel. Philadelphia. mer-
chaudi-ca and passenger. j. ". NcCarrick. agent.
steamer Ariel. Clifford Norfolk. nileG STATE,
mail. merchandise. and passengers l.. B. Iatuu .
Superintendent.
Bark Templar, McLane Baltimore. Hight. 20 load
-four
six bargos from Philadelphia with coal % :. H..
llawcs.
Schooner Beulahland, IIuling. Philadelphia coal,
Crump ( West.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamship RoanoSc. Couch, New York. mer.
chandse and passengers. g.. W.Allen < CO.. agents.
steamer Wyoming. smith. Philadelphia, mer-
chandlse. j. V. McCarrick. agent.
CLEAREr.
Barkcntine Diana lGer.l, Heyckcn, Rio Janeiro.
-four. Haxali- Crenshaw Company.
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-. nrpnRrFn no sFCRETARY.

WurAT.-White. "a bushels common az SLID.
Red. $50 bushels nike e sl-lo 10 :; L.; 81.
eo a. zoe. Mixed. 24U bushels good 10 prime al
Cn 10 t1c.
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IN BUTCH.
ANNA MARIA RRIDER, WIFE OF TOBIAS X.

ANNA MARIA hRlbkR. WIFI oF TOBIAS IA.
CHAMBERSBCRG,J July %. 1873.
This. 90 let Tie people snow that !, Anna Maria
krtder. WIFE Of Tobias hriier, an now pact scN-
pury-f0ur wears II agc. Ny health has been very
bad for many years past. ! was troubled W IN
weakness bad cough. dyspepsia great debility, ana
consultation Of the bowels. was 80 miserable
could eat nothing. Ihcard II Hop Biiirl- and was
resolved 90 try them. have only used lhrte bet
fle..nud feel wonderful good well. and strong
again. Nv bowels are regular. my appetite good
and cough gone. think d my duty 20 let ihe peo-
pie know how bad w" ana what me ihsdiIine
with 10.
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CHINA. GLASSWARE. &c.

CHINA. GLASSWARE. dc.
NEW GOODS.
ELEGANT HAND-PAINTED lCE-CkEAN'
BERRY, and LEMONADE sETs-soneIhing
new;
BREAKFAST, DINNER. and
TEA SETS;
,.,n,,,ul line Of NEW CHAMBER TOILET
SETS Just opened.
Call and see them. T. D. iAiLoh'
In l0ll Main street.
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ETLLER'S HOTEL.
VI 81. 80. AID Al WEST TwENTY-sNrH
STREET,


Southern people visiting New urN VIII ma til,
house a most desirable .fouping-piace posses lux
the comfort of home With the advantages ~ q
hotel. 40 moderate rates.
Convenient 90 The centres Of trade. Tie parks.
place, ~ amusement. and The principal churches.
Pure air. ferf-'l ventilation. uueNcc afloual- "a
be. Turkish. Electric. and Roman baths.
SEND FOR IlEDi LAR. my 2i-codlm
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Don AIR HOTEL, on RICHMOND

bVN Mn IfU 7 Ed, VN hIt TIWVNII
ID AND DANVILLE RAILROAD. eight miles
from Richmond. This celebrated summer rtsOrt
ms been ouoned ~ VI. >. JAMES & son. Of the
Purcell and Mansion Houses. Norfolk. Va. and Tho
guests viii enjoy not only the old Virginia wei
come which has always been extended 70 the pa
irons Of the Hotel. but will. through the enterprise
OF the present lessees have an the decacies N the
Norfolk market. such a. soft Crabs. Fish. &c.
which viii bg shipped daily from Norfolk by -
4. NJ. reIching Bon Air no 1 O'Clock L. VI.
The celebrated WOLFTRAP LITHlA WATER
always on hand for the Use OF the guests.
FOR terms. &C.. apply % FRANK ID. HILL &
co, Hos llaia street. Richmond. Va.
NJ = JAMES < son.
e. slim Proprieior~.
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CFALED PROPOSALS. Will BE RE-
= CEIVED az ihi, oilce until The 23TH DAY o.
u-NF FOR the CONSTRUCTION OF THE
NORTHERN WING OF OUR MAIN SCHOOL
BUILDING.
Tie Board will entertain proposals for doing the
entire work. and also separate proposals Tor doing
The brick-wOrk, carpenter-wOrk. cut-stouo work
galvanized iron wOrA. painting, stating, Thinning,
Mastering. east and wrOught-lrOn work ana
plumbing.
Plans and specilcations can be seen 10 his ONCE
aud also az the Office OF ALBERT LNBEo,h, archl-
tect. Richmond. Va. .
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any ana Az
bids or parts thereof 4. r.. NAWTtR.
superintendent
BATEsyIILE, VA. June l, 1883.
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GUNNER BOARD

in the most picturesque mountains Of Southwest
virginia. Al an elevation Of $500 feet above Tide
wafer. Address j. b. ALEXANDER.
Newbern. PUla,al county. Va
an 27-2tawssws
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FOR sAdEi 9SEi sh and SSr MO
- NJ <VJFRTiCAI ENGINE. all I'm good order;
hOh9t oT Of STEAM PIPING, cheap as the
a,Sger Is going 10 leave the city, Inquire ~ 92S
Vroad street. ~ %,se
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, ne II. 1883.
OFFERINGS.
v-urAT.-White. "A bushels. Red. 1886 BUSH
els cs;orx-Vbite. 8. 0os bushels. Mixed, 240 blsh-
els ,
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j. WATKINS LEE.


RATES or BOARD: $3.50 ner day. Sl6 rer
week. $40 per month -four weeks. June and Sep
temDer. $50 per month. Jaiy and August. Chfl-
dren under ten and cOlorcd servants. HALF RArFS:
white servants. according % accommodations
Apply FOR book with particulars. b. loot
HEALING SPRINGS. BATH COUN-
IL TY. VA, WILL BIZ OPEN THE lSr DAY
or Ji-NE. Hot. Cold. Plunge. and shower Baths.
BIths AZ the natural temperature II the water
So Fahrenheit Send rosttge for descriptive
pamphlet II. CARTER ETBANh.
&C. 5-2m Proprietor.
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE or THE KANAwHA CoMPtNl'l
CHARLESTON, June 7, 1888.
PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED
At THIS OFFICE unit, noon. JUNE 20
ISs3. for the GRADUATION. MASONRY.
CROSS-TIES. etc.. Of the Ohio Central railroad
between Charleston and the mouth or naulef river
about thirty-six and half miles
plans aud specification may pc FOUND ~ this
,a,ec n. ID. WHlTCOMB.
h. s-tIelQ President kanawha Company.
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, ~ nooTS ,YD MINERALS FOR

n ANV RDOk~ ANU vi y LhNIo FVh
| 80 II nave The EXTENSIVE and TX
cELLENT LAW aud LITEfARRd 6, Li r9Y .91
and The SPLENDID MiNEEiaL ,ii ~ Diss,S
vi w catalogue OF either 20 any person or 10
any ucaief VI X. :. THOMAS,
&c 9-2w ouienDe'-t va.
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HOTELS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

GUNNER BOARDING.
WIN entertain limited number ~ BOAEnEE>
FOR THE SUMNER. Location healthy ana d.
llgltful: uei ghh0rlO0d uueNcepfipuahle: churches
and po.t-oficc convenient: SIX mile from tOiuu-
hia. ou the Richmond and Allegheny railroad,
from which point parties viii De- conveyed
TERMS: Twelve dollars per month.
Tor further particular. address
Mrs SUSAN !. VEST.
Wilmington. klUyanua county. Va.
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RALTIMnRF LIVESTOCK MARkET.

BALTINOnE.Junc 1l.-Beef-cattle--ha Market dull
aud prices 30. lower: very best. GsM6ic.; first
quality. a5tc.: medium. iMjc.; ordinary. 3n
4c.: most sales from - 90 &C.: receipts. LASS
only moderate demand: receipts. 4.OG6 head; quo-
ttfi0ns. siiL9hc. Receipts u sheep and lamb .
6.sl7 head; qu0tatiols-shccp, 3@jsc.: lambs.
Snflc.
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was the one-hundredth OF the session.
This Is the largest number OF sittings in
any session on record.
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UEALTNG SPRINGS. BATH COUN.

IN THE BEACH AT POINT PLEA
~ SAINT SEVERAL STYLISH COTTAGES
FOR RENT Or SALE. Win Improvements cop-
piete. W. II. HOOVER & SONS.
Core spOndence desired with parties making At
rangemtn ts for board. le 3-2wt
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PHILADELPHIA. June ll.-Cltile dull: receipts,
3.6n0 head: prime. g S &c; good. G-06 g.. /;
medium. fTG4c.: common. > .ftJAc. sheep
dull; receipts. $1,000 head; prime. jsm5ac.:
good. Bose medium, 4&Mi4c.. common. 3e.
81H4c.: culls. 3n3Sc.: lambs. JH9c. Hogs
dul; receipts. 5000 head: prime. Oi5cl04c.;
good. 9rnlOc.: m dun. 90 9sc.: common.
% Qf.e
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ron SALE. AT 2Oj EAST BROAD
Il STREET tUP-ST AIRS.
A,,-crtIoT IL FURNITURE. PIANO and
sT60L ln good 9rder' a9e M WLATh W WIZ TdF
pi.D "a EI-RTAI'S. CIilNA-PREsS.
s sL-pT M B FEATHER PILLOWS, WAL
Nut WARDRoBES; z 10 Z! Sr ~ lislrI
yi'..air' = ITTIIfN FURNITURE. VIII be sold
To-, ~ low. The party leaving town. je lO-2ts
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General Crook Rccrosses the Border.

HI BRINGS IN TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY HOS
THIS. WHO SvREENDEgED-NO CASUALTIES
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sew YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEw YORK. June l1.-Co'iOn-Net receipts
40 bales gross receipts. 1920 bales. Future.
closed barely ste tdy: sales. 10000 bales; June
SlO.64nSIO.6G: july. s1O.6lm Sl0.G2; August.
-lO.G6f.S 1867; September. Slu.3J: October
siu.O6: November. 1926 >9.97: December
i9.96nsa.qS; January. sl0.03cSlO.Qi, Febru.
airy. SlO.12dSlOl4.
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BALTIMORE, June ll.-Nirgnia s. cons
l@t.I a.: second acIics. Sc: pasl-cuc coupe
40: now lO-4O's. 50: new s.. 52s. Bit.
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If YOU would be anything or do any
thing in this world, begin at once, and
don't wait for somebody to come along
and give YOU lift. There are thou
sands of young people to- day waiting for
some venerable friend to shuttle off this
mortal coil and leave them few thou
sand. Then say they, there will be some
use in trying, and they will shortly
double or treble the sum and fortune
will result. But the young men and
women who have the courage to start at
once on their life-work and leave
future difficulties to be overcome as
they appear, are those for whom the
world waits, to solve its problems
and develop its resources. But these
are all too seldom found. The ma
joritv are found waiting for help at every
turn. And to father mother, brother,
sister, or the successful friend who has
had the courage to grapple with adverse
circumstances and conquer Them he APP
pcals again and again for aid. and they
give it. But there is little or no i'm
provcmcnt in his condition; and the very
aid that should have enabled him to get
footing from which to advance, has
pendent, from the very fact that he feels
that where he fails, others will make his
loss to him, and he fails to make the
effort he would, if he had only himself
between him and want,
One primary need in every character
that would develop sturdy manhood
or womanhood, is the ability to decide
for self any and all questions; for where
this quality is wanting the individual
invariably asks some other ones opinion,
and if he act on this ones judgment
now, and again on some other ones,
there will be apparent in his life a
strange Inconsistency of behavior that
will mystify friends and repcl acquain-
tances, and destroy all personal influ-
ence,
Now, this quality of sclf-reliance, al
though to some extent IA natural endow-
mcnt, must be cultivated. This many par
rents prevent, by preparing everything to
the hand of their children, so that no
effort on their part is required to realize
their wishes And, as rule, children of
such parents are not the men and women
that become famous. 1t is the rare ex-
ception that youth reared in luxury and
ease ever rise above mediocre in any
thing. On the other hand it is the sons
and daughters of humble cottagers, who
from very infancy have been thrown upon
their own resources first for amusement
as they lay in the cradle while the
mother toiled, and later to improvise
playthings for themselves if they would
have any, those are the characters who
having learned thus early this very i'm
portant lesson, have developed into the
selfmade men and women that. have
blessed the world. - Burlington Hlpkeye
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into the room, his heavy boots soddencd
with melting snow, his brown, bearded
face flashed with the exercise of climbing
The mountain-side.
"Don't he frightened granny" said
he, checrily; Its only me! And I've
fancicd how this bright fireside would
look all the way up the mountain. Why.
CHANGING around him, "this is Christina
cheer indeed And here is Ruth Harper
with YOU, looking exactly as she looked
ten years ago"
"lIave YOU made your fortuncln said
Ruth, trying to smile as he wrung her
hand.
Not a bit of It'll" said John. with n
great, Ire ~ laugh. "But I've come
into "A littla heritage Of common sense.
I've decided to leave off mining and pros
pccting, and to come home TO work
Granny Cappels farm among the mul
leins and hard hack of the mountain
pastures How say you, Ruth-is it
wise or not?'
every wisc?" said Ruth. "Only is it
not rather late to arrive at such n con
clusionl'
as it?" said Capped, wistfully. "ls it
too late to start the world ancw2 Too
late to ask YOU, Ruth, if you will stand.
shoulder to shoulder, with me in my bat
tie with fate? Look into my eyes, Ruth.
and answer me-.
"Dinncr is ready" said the factory
girl, shyly
''But YOU must give me my reply first, .
insisted Capped, relentlessly, holding both
her hands in his
"Whot shall | tell him, grandma!
said Ruth, laughing and coloring, yet
making no attempt to withdraw her
hands.
Tell him yes" said Mrs Capped
And what could Ruth do but obey
this double behestl
Ruth Harper did not 90 back to the
Bcnfield factory. She was homeless nc
longer. They built an addition to the
little cottage, and began life as farmer
and farmers wife. And all things pros
pcrcd with them. A slick quarry was
started in the rocky ribs of the noun
tain, railway strobe, with scvcn-lcagucd
boots of iron. across the south end of the
farm. and in ten years John Capped was
Il rich man.
at was all my luck getting such a
wife, said he, cXultingly.
1T was our good luck in becoming
engaged on Christmas day said Ruth
And of all the holidays that stud tho
year. us diamonds flash along the golden
band of "A bracelet, Christmas day is.
with the Capped family, the brightest and
the bcst.-IhIen Forrest GrWccs.
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RENNER MANUFACTURING CO..
116 SMITHFIELD ST. PITTSEURG. PA
70 PRESERVE III ! HEALTH
C-e tie Ma tue,on Appliance Co.'s
MAGNETIC LUNG PROTECTO
ubU,t~x> <,~r 49,
PItICII Only 80.

They are pricele 20 Ladies, Gent emen
and Chid',n W Q k luns: no case Of
'neunrl "a o. GRO p ; ever known where
I rten,s re ON. I hey also prevent
an n e Eea d fiicu t e., colds, rheumatism
nau algil. ihraat troubl :. phheria ca
and all kindred di-ea e VIII wear
an er'lvc fo9 tn &c years. Are won pVer
tn lnte o h 2.
tANAppH 1t s IL, lies7 TO descriDe tie
Cal ANltn symptoms Of this maj SEQ l. di--
@ $ h is -apping t life and sreA TIA of
onl too m n of tho air i and lest o. b h
e.. alb + study and o earchin me lea,
iuro and IA tern ia ds. have resulted in
lie Magne ic Lung Protector. affo ding u e
for c.tprrh. n e nedy viii h ontans no
ora g-.il system. and with tie con-
'inlo Is -tr,am If m g ct Sm erm ating
inr,u-h the afflicted guns. must restore
them o healthy action. Ncfl7c our price
lcr thi Ap2 ianc Mt less o twentieth
o the ri e a-kei b. o he FIR remedies
u'on which YOU Ike ali tie hen @. and we
especial invite the pa.rol e. f the many
persons wh) have tried Or gging their
stomach 5 wit oIt eieft
HOW 70 OBTAIN THIS rs Apr Mullins, lianee on Go to to
for them. If they ha no, rot them, write
o the p oni TO ., nc g he pr c.. in
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tie " New Der arturo n Ne lie II Treatment
w.thout NJ d cine with thou. AIDS of tie til
mon i. TIE MAGNETON APPLIANCE
CO.. 2ls ate Stree. Oh Gag. Ill.
olr.-Send one dol mr. in hostage amps
or currency lin letter at our risk, witt size
/ Of shoe usually worn. AMI try pair of our
Mag lc'i, lnsoles. and lie convinced of the
= jWer residing il our Magnetic Appl alCes.
Positively n cold feet whsre they are worn,
or mo ey refunded.
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II is needless to describe
the symptoms Of this nau-
CATARRH.

ping the life of many of the arest and best of both
sexes old and young, suffering alike from the pois-
onous dripping in the throat, the poisonous nasal
discharges, the fetd breath and general weakness,
debility and languor aside from the acute sufferings
of this disease, which il not checked can only end
in loss of palate, hoarseness, weakened sight loss
OF memory, deafness and premature death If not
checked before 1t is too late. Labor, study and
search in America, Europe and Eastern lands have
resulted in Wheelers No 90 Instant Relief and Sure
Cure for Catarrh, q remedy which contains no
harmful Ingredients and that is guaranteed to cure
every case Of acute or chronic catarrh or money
refunded. Nheeier's No. 90 Instant Relief and
sure Cure for Catarrh will cure every Of
catarrh hay fever or asthma, price sl00 per pack
age from druggists or sent by mail postpaid on
receipt Of price.
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Wheeler's Vegetable Pills are the only remedy
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bowels without physicing, gripping or pain Price
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Wheeers Nervlne Tonic for mental depression
oss of manhood, languor, weakness overtaxation
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1t would he well for us If we would
Need in our domestic life the adage, "As
the old cock crows 50 crows the young. 4"
or, according to the version of the Ger
man, THE young rooster crows so pet
ter as the old rooster There is very
little use in trying to wipe out of our
children's characters the sins which are
bestowed upon them in their birth. 4" If
you want to cure the boy of his disease, ~
said DIR. Holmes, "y0u must begin with
the fourth generation before the boy
came into the world Make yourself
a good man." growled Carlyle in his
prime, land you will be sure there is
one rascal less in the world" and in
that case, it is very easy to add, you will
save the use of the birch on your off
spring. If bad children could only turn
around and give their great grandfathers
a good thrashing for transmitting evil
qualities of character the right nail would
be hit on the head Cincinnati En-
quirer.
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Failing to do this we will positively refund the
not positively stopped for all time you have not
thrown your money away as you would on any
other than these guaranteed remedies. The price
of Wheeers No. 90 Rheumatic Remedy is only
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