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BLOOD on ROME SPAWN.

RinRbone and will remove all swellinSk and
Callous Lulnps lert from kicks or other brulses
WiIhont lnJurlnK the growth Of the hair Has
proved a sure cure. For ~
EplnoOtc and Distemper, use from one 10 two
laDiespoOnfuls In bucket Of gold vaser f.T
throat 10 keep Ii warm. 'ne
The above Invaluable medieina has r.Inad 70.
ltself q fame TO be envied by hundreds OF mann.
,aeturers OF Crude Oil Lininent t. that fil 10 per-
lorh cures as recommended TO do, and they re-
SORT 10 many false recommendations 10 balm
thenl on ON the public. The ii. II. III, Medicine
ls prepared from the very best essential oils and
pther very costly articles, Of which one pound
costs as much as ten pounds OF any crude OH fhai
ls put In ordinary liIiiments and the nTonriet,,
cannot possibly advertise 10 the extent that
mas nsy & or nnsn.s do as az the profit We nd NOT
knowledge of the difference between y
me1lclne and an Inferior article win not suifeT
themselves to be humbuRged.
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Visit to "a New Pastor,

The new pastor of st. Paups NJ. f Church,
Rev. X. Fl. Adams, was given a reception
at the parsonage last evening. A large
number Of the congregation were present
Supper was served during the evening and
the guests departed al "A seasonable hour
after rendering a number of musical and
literary selpctihns.
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Fine custOm-made suits, satin
lined worth $45-$22.50.
Fine custom-made figured
Worsted Suits, with silk serge
lining these are imported
goods. $35 for $500:
Fine custom-made plain
Worsted Suits, worth $50
$1,000.
Fine Harris Cashmere Suits,
worth $50 for $l6.
Fancy Cashmere Suits, worth
from $l8 to $25, from 81 to
$l5.
Also a fine lot of Boys
Clothing running in sizes from
10 to II; these goods will be
sold at a sacrifice.
Our lot OF Pants are equal
TO any IN the state.
A few more OF those Fine
Merchant Tailor Goods let
from Mercher Bros; these will
be sold cheap.
Mr.. J. DeWolf is in con,
slant attendance, where he will
be pleased to see his friends at
the
MISFIT PARL0RS,
No. l E. Fourth st.
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FOR HORSES.

No herseman should he wIthouta bottle In hi.
stable In case of accident as Il "a n An ~ cure foT
the following diseases Of the horse;
p use FOR sprained Joints, Sore shoulders and
Pitni. Infusn n, ~ Feet Scratches, Sweeney,
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~~ :
Eall Of WALL

Yesterday a portion of brick building in
the rear Of Rumford's hat store, fell into the
cellar now being excavated on Fourth
street below Market,
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wANAMAKs sr = nRo WN.
Mere Bigness

Mere Bigness
of a clothing stock, in itself, s
nothing.
The hundreds Of varieties in
Mems, Youths and Boys
Suits, the seventy sorts Of
Mems Light Ovtrcoats, the
huge stock Of piece goods,
repres mt a
MILLION DOLLARS VALE
and much beside.
Style, quality, economy are
all united with quantity at
Oak Hall, and thus the big
ness Of our stock comes to be
the crowning reason why the
retail buyer must come to us
or be the loser.
Meme Suits, ready made, 5000 TO $50
Boys Suits, ready made, fia.00 to $500
Small Boys Suits ready made, 90 TO 81 50
Mems Light Oyercoats, 5000 TO WOO
These prices can only tell
their eloquent story when
applied to the goods they rep
resent. Come and apply them.
WANAMAKER & BRowN,
OAK HALL, sixth and Market strsete.
PHILADELPHIA
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Nolloe TO NIInisters.

Registrar Frazer elsewhere gives notice to
clergymen 10 report to him for registration,
etc. The advertisement is for the benfit OF
ministers recently removed TO this city and
not yet familiar with the law.
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@ F'SIN
UhFistiieId n Best
Ssutterisy 4 90 Photographers, a09 Market AZ
.
gSn f.+Es.GIItAIF4
A Local Time s.sbie Win the i.ntsst
Uhristiield a Bes

sS y ts+sssGIIftAIFT
Loral Time 5.sbie With the Latest
Corrections.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
PHILA.- zoos Z%3. G.SO-o.55 Z0O,-fbo
-sl0f-s.lb-9.Oot l. 39l--g. .5sI 10 3O-libs a.
m;--l2.00t .3S--l .53-2 80 Loo
bl7*-5.30f l0--6 abt-T. 2g-7. .30h--9. .6bHpm-
NKw YORK - 2.O0s-22 23H-s. 3D.. .bO-s.DO-
n.6S d. NJ i2.3S-- ] 5.I7t-e. .38*-72o I. m
BALTIMORE. .C5s--l 42s-4.6l#- S.Ob# -al7
1000 a. m.-l22b--i.oo .Os--6 -6OO-6OO--s 81
l1.04" p. IN.
WAsHINeroS-l. .42s--4. - .oS--sl7 a. M;
TOOL .Oe-0.5T-.li.n .n'E p. IN.
BALTIMORE AND IETERMBDIAFR sTATIoNs-
LO6H--s.l7 1000 a. m;--ll0-e00 p. IN.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
tTrains running only on Sunday.
Connect at Gray's Ferry for old depot.
Broad and washington avenue.
DELAwARR RAILEoAp-8OOF--elO 10 a. m;-IOb
-S.OO'-S2bt p m. No sunday trains.
For New Castle only
FOR Harrington and Intermediate stations.
WILHIEaToE X N0trHlsan RAILRoAD--7. 20 a.
n;--lD-b2 p. NJ.
DEIAwAEE WEsraRa RArLRoAp.-7ob--lo.s .so
--5SO p. III. >nniay rains 10. .3Oa m--s 10
y. IN.
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A Friend to the Afflicted
FOR INTERNAL Use
FAMILY REMEDY it oAs no equal.

for Cholera, Cholera MOrbus Cranps Pain I'm
the stoinach or Bowels. Dose-from 20 drops 10
nall teaspOonitl In water. Never reduce for
external use. Every family should keen Il on
hand, as II lisa neyer-failinR household remedy.
The u. II. II. medicine Is an infallIble cure for
lowing directionsi
saturate a muslin or linen cloth aud bind Il on
the throat for about thirty minutes, and put 4
uff cloth over lt 70 prevent the evaporation from
passing on, and when thoroughly hlidtpred open
thr blister with needle, and take cloth and
absorb the water that passes or then take a cloth
ana spread thick with pure hogs lard, and bind
u On the blister and change every hour, which
VIII absorb all the disease through the Dores and
no internal medicine will be needed eYcept DuF.
gatlye medicine. Children should not be blistered
more than ten minutes.
~, This has never been known to fail when used as
The daily gazette., 1883-03-31
rliE oIrl HAHK nrs.

Local QTOtatiOns Corrected Daily Iu the
street Market,
HAY, BEED, ETO.-ooRRKOTRD DAILY BY W. D.
MORROW, no. s17 FREaOR sTRREr:
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Trunks and Travelling Bags
j. "A. CONN ER,

Reliable Harness and Trunk MANUFACTURER, has
removed to his new store,
NO. 4 EAST FOURTH STREET,
where you VIII hnd the largest assortment o
Harness, Trunks, Bags. ETC., In the city. Ladies
and gentlemen Is pOck ct books and ladies shopping
bags sold At reasonable prices. Prompt attention
paid TO repairing trunks and travelling bags.
iAnt9-l-1tW-M
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A-Dresses, cloaks, coats, stockInT N
garments can be col0red successfully Tld
Diamond Dyes. Fashionable colon. OH
The daily gazette., 1883-03-31
OUR MAILS

&SThs black figures denots ths l.i,nstso
GSpress trsiuG.
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. Both daiiy and sdndas,
On SH6aSy only
DRnA wARB RArL.Ack kii--s,s0--i0.l lbsa, ,uis ~ia.0A
-b.ess sos .. m. No Sunday traina.
from New Usstle only.
wnH1ueToS q NoRrauHH RArLss,AD--
e.tO--1. 20 u. m;--S.45 p. n.
DELAWARE WwsTNHh kAILnoAu u--s 90 a. m;--
Ills L. N. Sunday trains Q.tu .. fn.s--6.4U y. 10
TRAINS LEAVE FOB WILMINGTON
PHILA DsLPBIA NRw BRoAD STRICT DRPor-
i2s0s-3.65A-6. .30-7. .2ns ~, 0-s 2l--sabt-10.l
-i.a0--ii.S4 a. ;--12.G3--I. f--l. .32-S.le--
&.c2- A25-- hos $40 b.6a-. 80bf - o.Se -ea0a
9.so--11.O -l1.y2N p. m.
BROAD AND WAsRINaroA AvhNUh--e. $500
I0.1ba. 1903 t0--t.3n -6.i6 .. IN.
NEW oAsr1u--s a. u --a.4s-
sep. M.
naily amt Sunday
I On sunday only.
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vkAINsAhnIyAAra. ...nll,,,roN rRnr

CkAINS AkHIYEA ArWil.nirtYroN ER,M
PafLADELPHIh l26A--l.Oo-l s2s.--4. t7+-7.4t
s.O2t-pl2--9n5-lUlUl-- III. .35--l2. .35 - m:--l2 50
-1.O7 --2.S0t d. 30 1. 3D. 4.66- O. 4U-b 6;S--o 2c
--o.45-7.aOt--7.6b -9.6a--l03s 3s-lO.6S y. m
NHW York i .s2f-- 44g# s s02f-g.l2 a. m;-
12.6U-1 .O7--4. .b5..8.4t f--lO So p. m
BALTIMoRR---i 81 81 lSa - s4--g. .64--ll.4a a.
m.--12.3 3S-1. .bQ-b.ll 80 3pa--5 24-q 4p# D. NJ
W asiiNaTOE / 81 -. A. IL Asa n;-.. ~. $50
b.ll.-e.sOH-7.24-O.sSap y. N.
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PRODUCE.
New York.

New York, June 1S.-Cotton-Quiet at
l0I<@1ONc; futures closed steady. Flour
Dull; receipts lS,440 barrels; exports $40
barrels: superfne State and western So As
"a 10; common to good extra s. 90@4 so;
good to choice 81 60@7 90; white wheat
extra Sc 25@7 90; extra Ohio 81 00@6 so:
st. Louis 81 OO@7 o.; Minnesota patent
process S. 60@7 so. Wheat-Lower; re.
ceipes 6 5000 bushels; exports 10000
bushels; No. 2 spring 81 Is; ungraded red
81 Ol@1 2X; steamer No. 3 red 81 O3; No.
5 red 81 10; steamer No. 2 red 81 17H@
/ IS; No. 2 red 81 201E@l 20A in elevator;
81 2OH@1 21A in canal; receipts 81 2lh
delivered from store; No. red seller June,
sales 10000 bushels, at 81 1891 10,
closing at 81 1871; seller July, sales co.,
600 bushels, at 81 1891 @A, closing
at 81 1917; seller August, sales l,!Oa,NC
Bushels, at 81 1K@1 22H, closing at
81 21A; seller September, sales 2,S32,O00
bushels, at 81 23h@1 a4H, closing at
81 22S; seller October, sales 100000
bushels at 81 251<@1 26X, closing at
81 25K. Corn-0pened higher but closed
about steady; receipts 254,Oo bushels: eI'
ports III 900 bushels; ungraded GxG54ei
No. 8 60@60Ge; steamer 63Hc; No. S6iG
Gaze; No.2 white ESQ., steamer yellow Csc
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not beautiful. The fact ia that she Is
decidedly plain, but I once made her
80 beautiful that she created quite a
Juror in Chicago. Once, just before she
began her season there, she came to me
and said she would like to De liked
up for her appearance at Music Hall
that night. She has no eyebrows; 1
gave her q beautiful pair. parted her
hairin the middle, bleached out some
of her wrinkles, rubbed in some color
ing, arranged her hair so that the eye
in looking at the face deserted b con.
tour Of the jaw and followed the line OF
the hair up around the head. n en-
semble was attractive, not TO say peau-
whole DAYS, and she was pleased. 1t Is
the first desire of every woman's heart
to be considered beautiful 4.
NpDO
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Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by sense
of weight in the back, loins and lower part
Of the abdomen, causingthe patient TO sup.
pose he has some affection Of the kidneys
or ne~ighboring organs. At times, symp-
toms Of indigestion are present. a. fiatu.
ency. uneasiness Of the stomach. etc a
moisture, like perspiration, producing q
very d~isagreeable itching, particularly at
night after getting warm in bed, Is a very
common attendant. Internal, External
and Itching Piles yield at once to the ap-
plication OF DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, allayIng the intense
itching. and effecting q permanent cure
where al other remedies have failed. Do
not delay until the dram On the system
produces permanent disability, but try 1t
and be cured. Price, so cents. Sold by A.
T. Young, G. Moenkemoelles and Logan q
Co., wholesale agents.
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LIVE sTOCK.
Chicago,

CHICAGO, June lS.-The Drovers' Jour.
nal reports: Hogs-Receipts 1900 head
shipments 2,400 mead; market weak and
very irregular at IS per cent. lower; mix.
ed So 0OG6 so; heavy Sc 2516 So; light
Sc OO@6 40; sklps So 25@6 90.
Cattle-Receipts 1920 head; shipments
l,600 head; market brisk and 6rmer, prices
not quotsbly altered; exports s. S5@6 90;
good to choice shipping s. 4095 IS; com
mon to fair 81 1906 -.
Sheep-Receipts 600 head; market brisk
and prices strong; common to fair S. 80
"a co; good s. IS; choice 81 IS.
Special cable from Liverpool-Cattle
market better; best American steers &c
weight. Sheep steady; top grades 10 cents.
NewYork.
NEW YORK, June lS.-Beef-Receipts
$500 head, making 35,473 head for the
week. Market quiet and a shade easier,
but closed steady; poor to prime steers
sold at S. 30 per cwt live weight; general
sales at S. SS@6 20; exporters used 1893 car.
loads. Shipments $40 live cattle, 800 live
sheep. Shipments for the week ended Sat
urday, 1908 live cattle, S,65S quarters beef,
sc live sheep, and ESQ carcasses mutton.
Sheep-Receipts 10000 head, making
$1,000 head for the week; market a trihe
firmer; higher extremes; S. 30 per cwt. for
sheep; S. l2h for lambs; the general sales
were at S. 50@6 % for sheep and s. COG
Z so for lambs.
Hogs-Receipts $500 head, making 1s,9oC
for the week; market dull and lower; 40
hogs sold at s. Is per cwt.
ERst Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, June 1S.-Cattle-Receipts
for the week 5,ls7 head through. Market
dull at last Mondays prices.
Hogs-Receipts for the week 6,670 head
Market closed dull; Philadelphia S. FOG
Z 80; Workers s. 50@S IS. .
Sheep-Receipts for the week $500 head
Market fair at about last weeks prices,
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, June Is. Live Hogs
Weak; common and light S. 1905 80
packing and butchers IS COOS 40 Re
ceipts i,l0O head; shipments 1000 head.
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TN THE COUNTY COURT OF OHIO
county, state Of West Virginia. In the
matter OF the probate OF the AS VIII ana
iesfament of Hannah Rust, deceased.
THE object Of the petition hled In this mat.
ter Is to have admitted TO probate q pap
writing purporting 10 be the last VII ana
ann aripg from the return Of the sheriff o.
saiScounfy, that August Rast, Amelia Adams'
NeIzenia Logger and G~ustayus Rust, are non.
residents OF this state, nor found thefsin.N
the city Of wheeling, In the county s!ate
aoresafd, on the SOth day OF ] une. a. -
M 10 o'clooNA A. n. and do - necessary
10 protect their Interest In the sHld mnnoSHssf'
Clerk OF eaid Chart. :.
John @. PESpLHIos. a;ty. ieo~vt
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WEST LIBERTY.
Details of the Normal school Com
meneement


meneement.
Fr;dsv being commencement of the West
Liberty State Normal School, the little
town Of West Liberty, as usual on such &C.
c~asiops, presented q lively appearance.
Soon after the sun rose over the hill tops
the people began to come in from all direc-
tons, and by 10 O'Clock the streets OF the
little village were crowded with people
apxiously waiting for the performance to
comuence. In the meantime Jos. Cramer's
band were greatly adding TO the enjoyment
of those present by playing some OF the
best selections. The performance OF the
graduating class took . place IN the
forenoon, the Academy hall was
Consisted OF Misses Bird, Curtis, Hill and
Biges acquitted themselves with great
credit. Miss Curtis carried away the first
honors of her class. Hon. b. L.. Butcher
State Superintendent, was present, and at
the close of the exercises presented tue
class with diplomas, at which m ne
made one of his strong, favorable aud In
s,ructiye speeches.
In the afternoon the juniors gave an en-,
tertainment that was very interesting ana
creGitsble indeed. the details OF which we
have not time nor space to give. In the
evening the Alumni Association gave It's
amman nlcTldluu1Clt "hANu
an address of welcome delivered in the BEST
of STYLE, by F. T. Nuzum, Esq, OF Wheel
fng. The address was we'll received by the
large audience that filled the hall, and con
tanned much to be remembered by those
who had the pleasure of hearing II.
Miss Laura A.. Young was the p0etess oil
the evening and entertained the audience
by reading in a clear and we'll modulated
tone OF voice an original poem which would
be a credit TO some OF those whose names
have gone into history as famous.
Mrs. Emma Glass read a very interesting
essay. This duty was to be performed by
Miss Pearl Hasil, of Brooke county, but
she was unable to attend, and Mrs. Glass,
who is always ready to assist on very snort
notice. took her place.
The members Of the Alumni and audi
ence were highly entertained by. the per
Torrance of Miss Callie W. Curtis and A.
S. Bell, the historians. Miss Curtis gave
the history Of the classes from the lorna
ton of the school to the class OF 1871, and
Mr.. Bell. from that time TO the present.
This undoubtedly excelled any perform
anCe of the kind heretofor given.
Mr.. c. A. Kyle acted the part OF the
Prophet, and it is not saying much Tor
Charley 10 say that he acted his part well;
This prophetic vision extended far beyond
the grasp of the ordinary mind. and IN.
folded to the view of the members OF the
Alumni wonders in store for them that
they never expect to realize, but his proph:
estes fail Charley has the satisfaction OF
knowing that there was once a Virgins
who went into bankruptcy in the same
~uSineSS.
The school, although small ia number
this year. was a complete success IN every
other particular. Prof. ID. T.. Williams,
the principal. is a very successful teacher,
and ranks high among the educators OF our
State. He left to-day for Cincinnati to
visit his brother, Frank Williams, Esq,
who is a member of the Cincinnati bar.
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ConAumpfiOn.

Consumption is often the result>of not
curing a cough or cold at the proper time.
People seldom realize their mistake until
they have fallen victims to this terrible dis.
ease. when it often proves too late. Take
advice, and when troubled with coughs,
colds, asthma, whooping cough, Group, in:
fuenza, bronchitus, pains in the chest and
all diseases of the throat and lungs, use
DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, an
ipfallible remedy for the above named
diseases. Ask your druggist for it price
SOC. Sold by A. T. Young, c. Moenkemil-
Ter and Logan Go.
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ooKs AND STATIONERY.
HERE'S Fun.
COMMISSIONER NOTICE

IN THE MUNICIPAL COURrO OF WHEEL
ing, John Cowl, Catherine F.. CarOt!isrs
and William n. Csrothers, her h~uaba1d,
and Joseph II. Cowl W.. the he'll s-at-laH OF
William Cowl. deceased, the names, mum.
beers and residences OF whom are
Joanna Flemming and William FleinTning,
her husband william II. Beatty, who was
husband Of Eliza j. Beatty, george Beatt,y
and Minerva A. Cowl, Arthur Little, l. r.
Jones, trustee, and George i;aird, III chan
Gerry.
by virtue OF an order oi reference en-
tered i'm tile above entitled cause OH tie itt
day OF June, 1883, IL is ref erred 10 the IN
derSigned commissioners OF the said oOurt
TO take, state and report:
Tristan inventory of the real esthteOi
which ill.,. said Richard Gov. died seize1'
situate in the city OF wheeling: the names
lumber and ages OF those entitled TO the IA.
heritance thereof, with the relationship OF
each TO the ancestor and whether such real
estate is susceptible Of partition among thosa
entitled tn the inheritance or not; also, All
liens or claims upon or. against said real 81
tate Or any Individual interest therein.
SecOud-Any other matter or thlng wuiC"
said commissions r mag deem proper oi
pertinent. or any OF the parties interested
may require.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has fxtu THURSDAY, JULY 9TH, 1855, com.
mencing at q O'Clock "a. M, rs the time. ahu
his Office, No. l2A Chapline street. Ia the 'ttJ
of Wheeling, W. Va. rs the place AT whoa
he will proceed to ascertain and tepoTt>Sas
seyera. mattersiu the said orders al re'St-
ence required. ,.t. rn ,,. NJ
June, lSSS. JoSEi ~. nen
ie5oaWt Solicitor for Conn claimants.
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NOTICES.
Dissolution of Partnership.

rHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
i isting between wm. link and Albert
z,f1x. under the arm name OF VIM. Yin d
Son, Is this day dissolved By mutual consent
Albert link retiring.
All persons knowing themselves indebted
to the late firm are earnestly requested tocau
and make settlement with VIM. link VINO
alone is authorized to settle the accounts OF
wm. link & Son. =.
The business VIII be carried on At the olo
stand. as heretofore. WIN. I'M,
-, ALBERT link.
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cTATEOF WEST VIRGINIA. COUNTY OF
= Ohio. in the Circuit Courtiof oato county
George Baird Jun Rules I isSs' a,
William Fl. Beatty attachment.
Tire object OF this suit is 70 recover a iuJg'
ment i'm favor OF said plaintiff, George Baird,
against the defendant, William n. Beatty,
for a balance due on open account from said
defendant to said plaintiff for professional
services as "A physician, such balance
amonni.ns to $500 with interest thereon
from May 2, 1873 until payment, acd
the costs Of this suIt: and TO subject 70
The payment and satisfaction OF sucl! icdg..
ment the right. title and interest OF said
defendant in lot No. II at the corner or
(hapline ana Twenty fourth streets, IN the
part OF the city OF Wheeling. in ohio COUNT
West Virginia, laid out IN town lois by III
w. Chapifne and others, being same let cos-
yeyed to Richard Cowl in his life time by
Thomas Hornbrook and vile. SAID rlSlt.
title and interest OF said defendant In said
lot having been levied upon and attached by
the Sherifiof said county by virtue OF an or.
der OF attachment in this suit atS O'CLOCK ana
as minutes y IN, OF May q, 1888. nappear.
inc from an affidavit fled in this suit Al saih
rules that the defendant. William d. ealty'
is not q resident OF this State OF WesuSirgints,
and he not having beeh served with process
herein, Il is. on motion Of said plalntii. or
dered the said defen William II. Beatty
he and he is hereby required to appear within
one month after the date OF the inst publ
cation Of this order and do what ~ necessary
10 protect his Interests.
Witness nv hand this 9Th day OF June f5sS
Clerk Of Circuit Court OF Ohio county, Mes'
Virginia. |e''i"e
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Having been troubled for many years with
kidney disease, with severe pains in my back
and limbs-my ankles were at times very
badly s%wollen-I was advised to go to the
hospital for treatment, which 1 did on the
advice OF a friend, but founino relief, at least
only of a temporary nature, and I had given
up all nope of a cure until my husband was
advised to use Hunts Remedy by a friend
that had used II and been cured of a severe
case of dropsy and kidney trouble. l pro.
cured q bottle, and had not used one-half Of
lie bottle before ! began 10 be better, no pain
in the back, and the swelling of my limbs
commenced to go down, and my appetite was
much better, for | had become so bad that
all l ate distressed me very much. 1t was
really dyspepsia combined with the other
troubles, and l have used four bottles, and
am able to do my work and attend TO house
hold duties which before had been a burden
TO me. and l car only han Hunts Remedy
for the health and happiness which now
enjoy, and esteem IL a great privilege and
duty 10 give you this letter in behalf Of my
many suffering lady friends in Boston and
III COuLl uiu van III say ~
that II you once try 1t you will be convinced
as 1 was, even against my own will, that
Hunts Remedy is indeed a woman's friend.
You are at liberty to use this for their bene-
fit IL you so choose. Respectfully yours.
MRS. VIM. GRAY.
Hotel Goldsmith, lIl6 fremont street, Boston.
April Is, 1883.
A BAGGAGE-MASTER'S PRAISE.
Mr.. II. Barry, baggage-master on Eastern
Railroad, Boston, says:
81 have used Hunts Remedy, the great
kidney and liver medicine, in my family for
months. 1t was recommended by friends in
Portsmouth who have been cured OF kidney
troubles, and ! find 1t just as represented and
worth its weight IN gold. Ny wife is using 1t
for dyspepsia, and has improved so rapidly
that / cheerfully indorSe 1t as a family medi-
cone OF real merit, and l would not be with
out It,"
April q, 1888.