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NO USE FOR THEM,
Concerning Certain Relies of The Past.
Dogs that hayc had Their Day.

George stcphenson's Rocket" aud the magnlG.
cent locOmotyesoi to-day, arc bull. upon theAme
general principle. yet the machine with which the
great engineer as:onlshsd his agc, is interesting
now ouly aS an illustration Of the beginning OF the
invention. ThOre were plaItsrs with holes In them
long before BENsoN's CAPCINE POROUS pLAs.
TER surprised bsth the public and the physicians;
and the triumph Of the Capclne is founded upon
the partial successes, or the utter failures Of It's
pre- lCceSon. Everything oil value In tho old
porous plaster Is retained In the Capclne; but at
this point oil comparison ends, and contrast be.
gIuL For example:
Tho old plasters wore slow IN their action; the
CApcIAe Is quick and sure.
Ths old plAsters lacked the power to do mo'c than
to impan slight, temporary relief In cases easy Of
treatment; the Capcine penetntes the system aud
permanently cures tho troubles for which II Is re.
commended.
The old plRstsn depended for any good results
they might attain, upon anHccidcnt otthe!r makers
and the naked faith Of their weatets the Benson's
reaches lis ends by means Of the scientific comb.
nation Of the rare mAdIclnSl Ingredients which It
contaInE
In brief. the old p!AStcn like stephcnsonG dis.
cA,ded engine, are switched OF the track, while the
BenSonI goes on It's way winning golden opinions
from all sorts Of people.
Yet In this very fact lies the leading danger to the
pcoplovho buy and use this reliable and scientific
remedy rHYrochy Il the tilbuto vice pays to
virtue" Imitation is the Conso Sion failure mGkei
to success. BeuS1n's PlRstCn are pasOdled in name
and style,
Beware Of swIndlcs. The genuine have y Q word
sAPclEE CUT in the center. Pdce IS cents Sea
bury q johnson, cA'#i'a, New York, ias-Es4N
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wmgELrXG,s SCHOOLS.
The Cash OF the System, In the Sight Of
Recent Figures.

Recent Figures.
To tho Editor Of the lntcllISeacer.
sIR:-Glancing over communication In
your issue OF Saturday, we find under head.
ing" "a Parting shot," the following line re-
iterated with some satisfaction, we presume,
as It appeared once before: "k have shown
that the annual cost for each pupil Is less
thal years ago, nearly one dollar per annumP
Now what are I'VE, the people" expected
10 believe by this statement? as We do not
have access 10 "the books" let US takeSup
the tax receipts and sec II they show a re-
duCed amount paid for school purposes. as
what we pay ia amount for the inestimable
good we get out OF this pr0ieSSor.making
system, Is the actual kernel in the nut.
Before us are tax receipts for property u.s..
sessed in 1878 at $1,000. That year tax on
same for school purposes was 81 so, 1870 was
s. 40, 1880 was $40 so. In 1881 this property
suddenly advanced In value, for taxable pur-
poses, 20 per cent, making assessed value
$500. One would suppose, with such an
advance in value, that rate would be less.
particularly as "coSt per scholar per year"
was being reduced. What are the facts? For
public school use 1881 amuont $l2.96. Now
look at 1882 for the cap to the climax. For
school purposes 1852 $l4,40. The above
record is for five Of the ten years this reduc.
ton has been going on In this system, and
We are paying to-day almost lC0 per cent
more forschool purposes than we were pay.
ing five years ago. Tue proof ofthe above Is
in every tax payers hands. Let all look
at their receipts.
Now we submit Productions" that in.
crease cost are not misleading" We all
know this, regardless of any twisting" that
figures may suffer, that the cost Of our pub.
lie sohoolsis growing greater every year, and
We believe the original design Of the people
TO support public school system, giving all
Opportunity 10 learn the common English
branches at public cost, was all that was In.
tended. The people do not want to turn
out professions at public cost, and they will
not do 1t. B,
Wheeling January, 8, 1888.
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uv,q No. III Ohapline 81. WI
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Beyond the seas we know stretch seas unknown,
blue and bright.eolored for our dim and green;
Beyond the lands we see stretch lands unseen
With mAuy'tinted tAugle oTeryrown;
Aud IcebOnnd seas there arc like seas oil stone,
Serenely StOrmlesS a. death lies serene;
Aud liieleH tracks OF sand, which intervene
Betwixt the lands where living flowers are blown
This dead and living world belts our case
Who live and die; We live In weahsd hope.
We die In hope not dead we run q race
To-day, and fnd no pre- ient hRlIing plaecS
All things we sec lie far within our scope,
Aud still we peer beyond with craving face.
-CbrfEtiud ROEsEtH
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The Too,hsorno Biyalye.

EGcIlhngc,
There can be no doubt that the oysters
OF Chesapeake Bay arc becoming scarce,
Up to two or three years ago two men EN-
ployed in longing oysters considered fifty
bushels a fair days work. To-day the
quaptity they can take Is in many cases
not ten bushels. Formerly some selection
was made by those longing oysters, bnt
nov, no matter how small Is the oyster, il
Is thought worthy OF sale. II too small e
be eaten, 1t is sold as seed. This seed,
worth 25 cents bushel when planted in
northern waters, become in three year
good,sized oysters worth from 81 to 81 81
per bushel.
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Tie Mos. secp.IcaI Convinced.

Thousands feel thrill of Joy whenever
they gaze upon tho magical words, Hunts
Remedy" for it is the best Kidney and Liver
medicine ever known, and 1t recalls to mem.
DRY the blessings it has proved to them. 1t is
a positive remedy for sll Diseases Of the Kid
neys Bladder, and Urinary Organs The
proprietors' names should he written in let
tens OF gold, for few men have done SO much
for their suffering fellow.beiugs. One trial
will convince the most scepticaI, causing
them to proclaim to all their friends the
many virtues OF this great medicine. The
demand increases us 1t becomes known, and
where 1t is best known the sales are the
largest. As Mrs. Browning says, "Great is he
who uses bis greatness for ALL" This is what
the proprietors OF Hunts Remedy do. Their
great medicine is for all.-CoR. jas MwFAw
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ALL ladies who may be troubled with ner.
vous prostration; who suffer from organic
displacement; who have sense OF WEAKNESS
and feeling OF lassitude; who are langutd
In the morning; in whom the appetite for
food Is capriciOus and sleep at proper hours
uncertain, should have recourse to Mrs.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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M. R ". rReDr, Of lIIltoD. PENN, vic.
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Rescued From the Jaws OF Death,
vEnDIOF or THOusANDs.

Mr.. R ". TRrDr, of Milton, Penn, write.
November 10, 1882:
Enclosed please find postal order for five
dollars and twenty-five cents, for half a
dozen bottles of Hunts Remedy. keep a
grocery here, and can sell more OF your med
icine than any drug store, as recommend 1t
to all afflicted with Kidney Disease or Drop
sy. tell them. that IL they have life enough
to swallow it, it will raise them from the
dead for fact; forit did raise me from that
slumborlpg sleep, and, although this was
over three years ago, have had no Kidney
trouble since. Like the woman in Scripture,
I had recourse to many physicians, and grew
nothing bette.t but ever worse. But, thanks
to Hunts Remedy, 1 am raised as one from
the dead"
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Iva town not many miles from Boston a
man stepped intoa neighbours house where
he saw the head of the family lying upon
his hack on the floor and his wife standing
over him, as he Thought, with threaten.
ing air. He was about to withdraw when
the PROSTATE man shouted: "Come along
in, Steve; she is only chalking me out a
pair OF pants"
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PROOE

v,,rsr und Liver Diseases anu Rheumaiism.-
srMss,cI Terribly seemed 70 hsip me;
ooaio a0' s''' zEPT; PHlLLlHs,
C...,,h Polypus Of Nose. Impaired Voice;
,.saT tnr TeArs: Iatent medicine failed 70 help me-
d. Smith completely sliIts rs; cHADDuCx,
oIspeIdel & Co, Wheeling, W. Va.
DvxDcpsIG aud Glceraed Stomach N y!
,oI yers failed togiye me FeIiSL VI; snIIh cured
them for t iSTT5sGFa ySSXsH 1 S{ S'n
cuftu ; III. purnIng Sores on Hcad.-"My son was
s MioIt ,r fourteen years. Nothing seemed to
help him. Dr. Smith Snf "a IHMf VIM c.ps
Marketslreet Wheeling, W. Va.
Csnoet-"sudered for Year, win cancer. nag i u
- aSt ihrcc times. II returned 9itcf eAch opera
ion Dr. smith cured me S sRs Il. X. Ssc TFSo
pain" at. =, IrusEFiat al nv bsck for is
.,SHFs Reported dying. Dr.. Smith cured mo with
out knife, In I've wcOkA' runuAs cnrvN
WboIaEalD Grocer, Main ST., wheeling, ". va.
r,rs,StInr,S Of Rectun, ProlApSus and Pile;
"wsS viTen IN to die and pronounced incuraoIo'
IT. snl'n 'H''" WASHINGTON DELAEY,
Martins Ferry.
"a, no IAdd wrItcs--"Ds. Smith professional
,,t,..4 in INV family have been most satisfactory
nd i Commend him 70 Ill IS gentleman ana
sfilllul physician" -.. ar r,, hoc, 81, f,or,nv
d, .,H M r.Sn ard treated by many physicians for
H I4 Or. Smith said had tape worm and
!ITSbf SorIrs removed monster 100 leet long;
Female ySa 4, hS SGcS HIs tSt
pa.Ns r,IreIl az cAlQrrh diseases Of heart Liver,
ra,nscS fiiuCys, xkin, blood. nervous affections
IN wcakncsSts Of men and youth, Dcrotula anu
sSthrR testify 10 my success
FilgS cured without the knitc. ,I,..,,
rI,ientS Al a distant may be treated By letter and
,.,,st-Stion guaranteed a chart for SELF exAEinA.
Ion chi On receipt Of two thrceeent stamps and
sdylce returned free: ,n..I-,..
Consultation At otlce treo, once honn IRON A.
n 4" - ]. Z. HMlTH, N. D.,
nylq No. III Ohspine &c. Wheeling W: Va.
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The Great Female Remedy is prepared by
the Women's Medical Institute OF Buffalo
N. Y, and Is their fayoriLe prescription foi
ladies who are suffering from any weakness
or complaints common to the sex. It Is
sold by druggists at 81 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.,
Wheeling, W. Va. p4w
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DEATH.
have dreamed OF death what will Il be 10 die,
Not In dream, butin the literal truth.
With all Deaths ldjlnCts HhAbtly aud uncOuth,
The pAng that Is the laAt aud the last sigh?
Too dulled' Il may be, for last goOd.by,
Too CUnfOrlleS for any Que 10 SOOthe,
A helpless, Charmless spectacle Of truth
Through loug lat houiS SO long while yet they fy.
So long 10 those who. hopeless IN their fear.
Watch the slow breath aud look for what they
dread:
While i, SDplne with ears that cease TO hear.
With eyes that glaze. with heartpulse running
down
(Alasi no saint rejoicing on her bcd),
May mis- the goal Ut last may mis- crown.
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The genuine SARATOGA HlaH Rock SPRING
WATER, for sale by all druggists by the doz.
en-, bottle or gallon. Address all orders to
the High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga Strings
MY.
J.F. shirk and Logan & Co., Agents at
Wheeling, andR. X. McConahey, Agent at
Bridgeport DGw
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"HELp yourself and others will help YOU"
But don't fail TO use Kidney.Wort for all
liver, kidney, and bowel complaints, piles,
costiyeness, etc. The demand OF the people
for an easier method OF preparing Kidney
Wort has induced the proprietors, the we'll
known druggists, Wells, Richardson & Co.,
OF Burlington, Vermont, to prepare 1t for
sale in liquid form as well as In dry form.
MwFdW
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By DR. FRAMrR's MAGIC OINTMENT. Cures
as Il by magic, Pimples, Black Heads or
Grubs, Blotches, and Eruptious on the Face,
leaving the skin clear, healthy, and beauti-
full. Also cures Itch, Salt Rheum, Sore Nip.
piles, Sore Lips Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, etc.
Sold by all druggists and mailed on re-
ceipt OF price, 60 cents.
]. +. shirk and Logan & Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and r. K. McConahey, Agent at
Bridgeport. D&w
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EXTRACT of report from the Celebrated
Physician, Erasmus Wilson, OF London
England: Several cases OF incipient con
sumption have come under my observation
all have been cured by the timely use Of
Coldens Liquid beef Tonic" (Remember the
name, Colden's-take no other.) ofdruggists
MWRkW
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When oil other remedies fail DR, FRAzlER'i
Roor BlTTERS will ours General Debility,
Loss OF Appetite, Dyspepsia, aud al diseases
Arislns from DisordCred Stomach, Liver
HFor several months have been afflicted
with Fever and Ague. For weeks at = time
/ was confined to the house, my suffering
was intense. could find no relief until
heard OF your Root Bitters. l have taken
Tie Root Eitters for two weeks and they have
-eStored me to my tormer health.
JOHN RoLAnp, Cleveland, o.
For sale by ]. +. Shirk, Logan 4 Co.. also
Chss, Moenkemoellcr, Wheeling, and K. K,
McConahey, Bridgeport. D&w
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RED CLOUD has fleda claim against the
Government for the value OF lot OF
horses taken from his tribe ten years ago
by Gen. Crook. There is such thing US
Ciyilizing Indians too much.
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So It does and in cases OF dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, constipation, kidney and liver COM
plants, biliousness, ETC., Burdock Blood Bit
tiers have been proved by many trial to be
a reliable cure. D&w
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Mr.. Albert Anderson, York street. Buffalo,
fell down stairs and severely bruised his
knee, A few applications OF DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil entirely cured him. paw
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sENAroRIAL nAILRoAp1Ne.
a Question In ArithmeiIcai Politics for
the Legislature 10 Work Out.

Inc LeElAthIufe 10 W Orh Out.
KanAwha Gazette.
On the 26th day Of February, 1866, the
Registers candidate for the Senate, who was
then q member OF the Legislature, secured
from that body charter for one OF "our
most important railroads" "the one tray.
crsing the eastern border" Before his term
in the Senate will have expired his road
will be seventeen years old. 1t extends
from Piedmont, where he owns parcel OF
town lots, 10 Elk Garden, where be owns
coal bank. 1t is built and in running or.
der for twenty-five miles. II 1t car.
ries any freight for anybody but
its owner, or in any way developes any
interest not his own, we have never heard
OF it. In seventeen years he has built a
railroad twenty-five miles long from his
town property to bis mining property. II
it takes one Senator seventeen years to
make twenty-five miles OF railroad from
one part OF his possessions to another, aud
il it takes another Senator two years to
locate Sin the air" with other peoples
money, railroad whose chief terminus has
longsince been abandoned-whiCh hasslaid
county after county under contribution
only 10 leave them out in the cold by q
change OF loCation-how long will il take to
furnish the vast forests, mines and fields OF
West Virginia with sufficient railroad
facilities, "as the result OF the Senatorial
influence" which the Register 30 greatly
glorities?
The Register tells us that il We have any
Senatorial candidate we can give the gen.
uine railroad rap, he is assured OF warm
welcome II our railroad men could dot
beat the record OF the Registers pets we
could scarcely deem them worth the nam.
ing. II. G. Parsons, got his railroad legis-
lation in Wheeling in 81, when the Regis
ter'S railroad magnates were 'wiLching The
world with promises. Parsons Ohio Cen
trail Railroad enterprise is a solid fact rep
resenting millions OF expended capital
According TO the Registers own test he is
entitled TO the Senatorial cake.
Messrs. Huling and Hovey have
constructed over fifteen miles Of rail-
road on Davis Greek, and built an
iron furnace all in one year. This sur.
passes twenty-five miles in seventeen
years Reynolds & Co., on Cable Creek
have constructed twelve miles OF railroad
in one year. This beats the time oil the
Piedmont & Potomac. Mr.. Theodore
Wright. on Fields Creek, has ten miles Of
the finest road in the country; he raised
the money to build it, without calling for
special charter, or a big subscription for
surveys and rights OF way. Messrs Smith
& Co. have fine new railroad on Paint
Creek, built with their own money, and
under no extraordinary grants.
In fact there are plenty OF people who
have done Just what the Registers candi.
date has done built railroads from their
own coal banks TO their shipping points.
The woods are.fu1l Of EN-" They don't
ask to be sent to the Senate in consequence.
They are not exploited rs public benefac'
tors.
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Go TO your druggist for Mrs. Freeman's
New National Dyes. For brightness and dur
ability Of color are unequaled. Color from
two to five pounds. Directions in English
and German. Price IL cents nav
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A PHOTOGRAPH OF Robert Ingersoll was
the only thing that escaped unscorched
from house which burned recently in
Detroit.
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RELIABLE help for the weak, nervous, and
debilitated dyspeptic sufferer found in
Browns Iron Bittera. D&w
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"TnEN the menagerie dissolved" says
the Florida Times, noting the adjournment
OF u meeting OF the City Councils Of jack
sonville
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TnE defauling State Treasurer OF Ten.
nessee is believed TO have gone to Mexico.
The news that Mexico had been stolen
would occasion no surprise in Tennessee
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u,u, four or avo week. ago WAS afflicted With
zery aggravated type q gS94 .tsS M t e Sot
IntIyeH ,,,,Sh relieved that bought I'VE more,
tie ies ~ ,"t 10 nay Alter ulng four q them tina!
and 81, XII" cured previously having been under
M SnsScsl sdv.Cc Tor several A'inihS s,,nrord Va
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GD-Ask your druggist fora copy of"Young
Mems Friend" read III
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FINANCIAL AM conmERCIAL.
Now YORK. Money aud stocks.


sroCKs-ln the last hour the business Of the
end movement OF prices III either direction. r.
viewing the course OF the market for the day the
tendency was upward I'LL 1850 O'Clock, after which
1t was Irregular until tho close with stocks weak,
the most prominent being Denver, Now York Cen.
tral, Michigan Central, Reading and Union Pacific
All the rest OF the list was barely steady In the last
hOnr. Western Union, however, was exceptionally
firm during the afternoon. As compared with the
closing prices yesterday there s not much change In
the general condition Of the whole lit.
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You've, old, and middle.aged men and
women get health and strength by using
Browns Iron Bitters. D4w
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Tho arrivals OF cattle during tho week amounted
10 ~ head, against sol last week. and 3S3 head
the corresponding week Of last year, and the sales
during tho week amounted 10 1,l65 head, against
week Of last year aud were rs follows;
To Baltimore Si7
To country dealers 80
TO Eastern speculAtofG.. 81
To Washington City IS
Toinl l 1b5
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MY son is still improving in health from
the use OF PERuEA. .WoLFGANG BAUER,
St. Mary's Pa,
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G1-sklN Eruptions arising from Impure
Blood, speedily removed by s. s. s.-try It.
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THE
PACIFIC NORTHWEST /!
Oregon, Washington and idaho.

olGrs the best field for Emigrants-vIE: 4 mild,
CQuable aud healthy climate; cheap lands Of great
fertility producing all varieties OF Gnln FSuIt and
Grasses IN wonderful abundance; an ine1hAuStible
supply OF Timber: vast Coal Fields, and other
by railroads aud river navigation; dItect commerce
with all parts Of tho world owing 10 Its proximity
10 the Pacific Ocean.
No DTOuths, no Insect Pests, no Hurricanes,
whlrlwinds, or other Destructive Phenomena
The lands Of the Pacific Northwest ihow an
averAge yield Of wheat Per acre largely In excC Of
that Of any other section Of the United States
No failure OF crops has ever Cured.
Oregon Wheat commands a higher price than
that Of any other country IN the Liverpool Market
An immense area Of very fertile Railroad and
Government LAnfA within easy reach OF the trunk
lines Of tho EoEihetn Pacific r K, the Oregon
Railway a Navigation. ard tho Oregon &CAllfoEnia
R, X. CO.. and their numerous branches in the
great Valleys Of the Columbia and it, tributaries,
are cow offered ieE sale At low prices, and on Easy
Terms, OF open 10 pro emptlon and Homestead
Entry.
The great movement Of population 10 the Colum.
blG region now In prtgreS VIII 10 enormously In.
creased by the completion Of the Northern PaGidc
X, R, and the Oregon Railway d Mitigation Cos
systems This renders CertAlu rapid Increase In
try under the United States Land Laws.
For PpmphieuGn MHpS. descriptive Of the ooun.
Try, It's resources climate, routes Of lTRvcl, rates
and full information, address,
A. L, STOKES,
6Ouonl Eastern Agent
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Since the Register and other papers in
this State have loudly Wanted the achieve.
,pepts OF the present Senators in the line
OF State development, it is about time to
say that there are few men Of business
prominence who have not done Us much,
and more, tnan these gentlemen, who have
been SO largely overestimated and so pre-.
posterously pulled. If the press and peo'
pie would speak their minds this would be
the average verdict.
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- -or doubt, come to zee us, and We will Gu RE
vort Of charge uothIngI whtClOF particulars and
O,py o, the little book, Message 70 tho untoF,
' av" suT.huE" AK any Druggist aS to our
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scsI 900 Reward will be paid to any Chem
=, ,rro viii and on analysis OF 100 bottles Of &.
"I ore rar,clc Of Mercury, Iodide OF Potassium,
., ~ ~ Mineral substance. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
p p,oprIe.ors, Atlanta, Ga.
price OF small size 81 w
LARGE Size, l7o
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS.
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oyYlcE OF CALyERtoS LIVE sroCk YARDS, |
MONDAY, Jaunry s, 1883,
pRrHtprs n TIty weYK