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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-06-06

Jersey suburb ten months ago paid
81, 600 for bull calf six weeks old. He
was NICE little beast, sired by Duke of
Darlington, whose dam, Erotus, won
the distinction of making IT'S pounds of
butter IN eleven months and SIX DAYS in
1879 80; and he had solid color. o fine
yellow skin, first class escutcheon. and
full black points-black tongue, black
muzzle, and black switch. To-day the
handsome and spirited brute is worth
four thousand dollars, to say nothing of
the pleasure his owners have had in
watching his rise and progress.
The commercial value of the grass
crop OF the country is greatly underesti
mated, says the Chicago Tribune
Leaving out details, it may be said
that grass furnishes, directly and indi-
rectly, the e-sustaining food of the
world, Tor without its renovating effects
the soil would soon be barren waste.
Neither grain nor vegetables could long
be produced If there were no grasses.
Glover and grasses OF themselves enrich
the SOIL and cause it to produce abund-
antly, while all grain and vegetables i'm
poverlsh IT, Nothing we eat or wear is
independent of the successful growth Of
the grasses; and no country or commu-
nifty is prosperous which does not pro-
duce them abundantly."
The Germantown Telegraph suggests
that competitive horseshoeing should be
included IN the premium-list of agricul-
tural fairs, inasmuch as all must know
how many animals are iniured-some-
times permanently crippled = by I'M
taught, Ignorant or unskillful shoers,
who treat the hoof of the horse with as
much roughness and recklessness as
they do a plowshare. It recommends
that good, round premiums be placed in
the list of the awards for horseshoeing
NOT for the most rapid shoers, as this
has little or nothing to do wdth the aim
but for the skillfulness, neatness,
lIghtness and solidity of the work, and
that the committee be selected, not from
the blacksmiths or professional shoers,
but from experienced horsemen.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-06-06
STRANGE Loss of Slnht.

In the course of a recent debate on
vivisection in the Prussian Landtag, the
minister of public worship, Won Gossler,
cited the following remarkable case:
{" A young lady belonging to an aristo-
cratic family in Konigsberg, gradually
lost her power of vision, until at last she
was entirely blind. Her eye, on being
examined, was found to be perfectly
sound, whence it followed that the seat
of her trouble must be in the brain. ALI
treatment proved unavailing, until the
discovery was made that she had re.
ceived some months previously heavy
blow on the head from falling board.
Professor Munck, the famous expert
mentalist, who examined her, convinced
the oculist and the surgeon that the af--
fected part must be that section of the
brain which his experiments on monkeys
had proved to be the central station for
sensations of sight. The blow had evil
IDENTITY injured the membrane of the
brain. This made perforation of the
skull neeessary-a very dificnlt oper-
ation-which, however, in this case was
comparatively simple, because the exact
locality in the brain was known, where
as in the case of a prince whose skull
was perforated for similar reason,
previous to DR.. Munck's discoveries, tne
operation had to be repeated tnirty-two
times. The young lady recovered her
eyesight completely"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-06-06
Pursued by Wolves in Canada.
[From the Cornhill Magazine,l

A young friend of mine, being out
after dark one winters night, was pur-
sued by pack. Heheard them afar off,
and Immediately ran at the top of his
speed for home. He was born in the
backwoods, fact which probably saved
his life, for he tackled and did his best 10
throw them off his scent. I can not re-
call his burning words, yet I do remem-
Der that he only reached his shanty in
time to bang the doer in the face of the
leading wolf, and that the pack snuff4d
and howled about the place all night
long, disappointed at losing their prey.
Next day, in company with several other
daring men, he dug pits for them, iudg-
ing that they had not left the spot, but
were hiding in neighboring wood.
These pits were covered with light sticks.
laying thin covering of earth over all.
with bait on the top. Next night the
wolves came again, snnffed the carrion,
fell into the pits, and there remained till
the morning, when the associates issued
forth with axes to dash out their brains,
skin them, and make vows that they
were ready to be eaten alive tomorrow
if they could "trouser" sucn pile of dol
lars as they were likely to get for their
beautiful skins.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-06-06
THAT AWFUL CoWBOY.
by PARNIENAS NIX.

He wore but one suspender,
And with neither coat nor vest;
h was on high old bender
In peaceful town out west:
His muddy homespun trousers
Were in mis- bootlegs stuck,
And his wells at times. old rousers,
He said were ''just for luck"
He had b-s4 horse-pistol.
And he stated he could smash
A small-sized sratch's cry stal
At hundred yards. for cash.
He wore no tie or collar,
And his shirt, cot over fine,
Cost Just one half a dollar
In the days of "Auld Lang Syne."
He scorned the town officials,
Unmindful of their stars,
And carved uncouth initials
On the village liquor bars.
He seemed to have no money,
And Whenever he took drink
BE called the landlord sonny"
And paid him with wink.
With noisy song and whistle
He on a horse-olock sat,
And fired his old horse-plstol
at the mayors bee-gum hat.
He paled the ladies' faces
With his loud, sardonic laugh,
And made uncouth grimaces
At the constable and staff.
But fellow met this cowboy
And caught him by the ear,
And said, quite coolly, ''Now, boy,
It's time you got from here !"
Then ne shook up his digestion
In a way that raised laugh,
And proved beyond a question
That the cowboy was q calf.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-06-06
DOLLARS AND ASsENTS.

The man that runs an auction,
And watches for nod,
Must either be near-sighted,
Or else Les very odd.
For when you bid on something
He smiles with sweet content,
And thinks you nod dollar
When you only nod assent.
-TO7lkeTS Statesman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-25
THE Fsls ONES.
Iowa girls still read dime roycls.

Iowa girls still read dine royels.
When q woman wants 10 be pretty she
tangs her hair, and when she wants 10 BIS
rgly she bangs the door.
Abe Alice des Acaciis, Parts Is enlivened
y three Cuban women in a superb carriage.
ZACH evening they appear in new toilets,
now IN blue, now In white, now in esthetic
combinations st color.
Two young ladies, who had q quarrel,
&C nncluded TO kiss and make up TIE
kissing process was of short duration, but
it required nearly two hours for them to
'mske up."-Eochestrr Po-s Express.
For having kiss a young lady sgainss
! er will Samuel Poster, a gentleman, was
ct MarSs!e, Epgland, committed ~ jail for
twenty-one GAYS without The option 0f q
fine. The prisorer bad previously been
fined !or a mi.sr offence.
A Main str ct young lady aud her escort
we're returning IRON watching an archery
! Getting the oIbsr day. Would not you
ke 10 have a bow?' asked tue swain. III
had one, | should prefer yew," she an
Tered arch ly.-AEI'tc'9Gm Democrat.
The courtly Mayor OF Boston, in aspec,h
t the commencement OF the Friends
chool, Providence. spoke of the beatty OF
be Quaker girls: You may c. lceIl yolr
wealth." said he, you may hide how
little you know, but you can't hide the
beauty of your girls" This sentiment
elected loud aud icrycnt applause.
Mrs. Peck, OF Cleveland, was cutting
Tread, and a slip Of Tie knife made a harm
less scratch upon her left hand. Bjfore
the wound had perfectly hC!led, and
while engaged in washing some OF the new
regulation polka dot" skirts, her hand
was seized with a sharp, singing p:in, a.
~con,panied with rapid swelling. The arm
10 the finger tips was swollen to twic, its
normal size, and heroic treatment and 50.
we're landings were the only life saving
r. SnTtS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-25
NafsssgsnFo.
FINANCE.

Nrw YorK, July 4l-GovEGHvENrs-Ir-
regular.
RAILROAD quiet and barely
steady.
ST,TE BovDs-Inactive; Tennessee com.
promise brought -, and South Carolina
n~on-fundab'e /.
S-o,Ks-The market was dull on slight
changes until after 2:l5, when Wabash
preferred fell of l per cent TO 3S1!. The
decline in other active shares was min
rortant. Shortly before 3 O'Clock Wabash
preferred recovered to 1915, snd the re.
nsaiDder al the list became 6rmer. In
specialties Manitoba broke to 1881 and
rallied { lO+l4. Many active stocks closed
within g fraction Of the best prices Of the
day.
Transactions %ls"2I shares. Delaware
Lackawanna snd Wisconsin J0,OCo; Denver
and Rio Grande, lA.uU; EJIe, 6.UsH; Lake
Shore, 600; New iork Central, lG,NOJ;
Northern Pacific, G0cO; Reading, G,UJl;
St. Paul, l7.OIJ: Texas Pacific, 5000; Union
Pacific. 5000, Western Union, II 00J; Cana.
dian Fscihc, 5,CON; st. Paul, Minnesota
snd Manitoba, 1000: Oregon and Trans
continental, 1900. Northern Pacific pre-
ierred, 5000.
Mining stocks fairly active, Sierra
Grsn6e S7G93c, Standard Consolidated
65o@675, Northern Belle Z, Navajo 3, Eureka
$50, Chrysolite 10, Little Chief 40c, Robin
son Consolidated 67@63. Sales for the
day SIS, 270 shares.
Pipe line certificates fairly active at
l0l&@l0l1s, closing on call at lO3
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-25
MEDICAL.
Testimonial Of {
Boston Icy.

HISFIGURING HUMORS, Humiliatlng
- ErupiiOnS, Itching fortunes, Scrofula,
Salt Rheuln and Infantile Humors cured by
the Cuticura Remedies.
Cu;rcura RI solvent, the new blood purifer,
cleRnses the blood and preparation Of In
puTities and poisonous elements, and thdS re-
moves The cause.
Cuticura, the great Skin Cure, instantly
allayS Itching and inflammation, clears The
skin and Scalp, heals Ulcers and Sores, and
restores the Hair.
Cuticura Soap, an exquisite skin eautiler
and Toilet Requisite. prepared 4 ON CuIicura,
is Indispensable in treating Skin Disc iSes,
Baby HumOrS, skin BlemiSheS, Snnourn Il
Rough. Chapped or Greasy Skin.
CutiCura Remedies are absolutely pure, n
tie only resl Blood Purifiers and SKIN Beau
liners.
1t wCu!d require this entire paper to DO
justice 10 a description OF the cures perform
al by the Cuticura ResOlvent Internally, ami
Cuticura aud Cuticura soap externally. EcLe-
ma OF the palms Of the hands anl OF ~ eniS
II the fingers, very diilicuit TO treat and uSu.
ally considered incurable; small patches or
ytiter nLd salt rheum GA TIE ears, nose ana
SIDES Of the face ;scald heads with loss OF hair
without number; heals covered with dau-
Oruff and sCaly eruptiOns, especially OF chill
Uren ard infants, many OF which Slnca hlrlH
had been q mass OF scabS; itching, hurniu-
~ scalS tortures that baiiled even relief from
c"dinary remedies, sOOthed and heated - ny
magic: pSoriasiE, leprCSy, anu other f'lsut:hl
forms of skin discs IS, SSrOfulOlS Et'ErS. p.!
sores, and discNarglng wounds, elcH lIi Il
Of which have been speedily, permanently
and economically cured by the tuticiTI
Remedies when physicians, hospitals, AMI
all other remedies failed, as proven hy u vast
number OF sworn testimonials in our posses.
sion.
Sold everywhere. Price: Cuticu a. 80 cts.
Resolvent, 81. soap % cts. POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mass.
SonI fpr 1tHnw IN Nura SKIN Dis lgpS " bc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-25
Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by q sense
o! weight in the back. loins and lower part
OF the abdomen, causing the patient 20 sup
pose he hss some affection OF the kidneys
or nelshooring organs. At times, symp
toms OF Indigestion are present, as iatu-
ehSy, uneaSlness OF the stomach, etc. A
moisture, like perspiration, producing a
very dlslgreesble itching, particularly at
night after getting warm in bed, is a very
common attendant Internal, External
Itching Piles yield at oncs to the ap-
pIcatlon Of Or. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
Ttlc6 acts directly upon the parts affected,
aoSeroing the Tumors, allsylng the intense
where al other remedies have failed. Do
not delay until the dram on the system
produces permanent disability, but try il
and be cured. Price, 50 cents. Sold by A.
/. Young, c: Moenkemoelles and Logan &
Co, wholesale agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-25


do blackScrries Sc; do raspberr.ei 3l85c;
pitted cherries Z7s,aec. New evaporateu mp
ples Isai7c. Apples very slow: =,
Fggs-Striciiy fresh stock, fair deHano a.
TeathersNChoice 6Da6jc In original pack
sees 4a5c more in small lots
Foreign Fruits - Florida oranges 81 VySI ~
nor box: MessIna do = 1913 90; valencia 40
SS OCa7 50 per case; Jameica do y Vgao " Per
bbl. Nessina lemons "a Seas 30 per oox.
~Honey-Choice white clover Saz'c: cnoi0e
PeasIGreen 81 5Oa1 90 per bushel; split ga
PSotstoes-New southern 81 2592 50; near by
receipts 81 75@2 GO. ozan
Poultry-Lfve chickens s. O0a3 . per dozen
for old spring chickens e 1893 ~; dresser
chickens 1SalIc: dressed turkeys loalec' De
mapu good FOR live. ,,~a3
RsgsoAre steady at lka2c for wntte miSel
cotton; iaikc for all wool n l&aiHc lof
seeds-sales OF timothy seed at " loa2 .
ner Gnshel; clover small seed IS 0)sS 5i large
Sweet GiderSSand reaned 50 Ooa9 30 per Dbl:
country S6aS; crab $40.
swell Corn-Is quoted at it&a5c per 70.
TaIlow-Country 6a814c; city Ia7L4c,
Green ~Stuff-Peas 81 cog - per half DarTeli
cucumbers 81 0Od2 80 per Dushel box; st1iug
beans 81 OOa2 25 per bushel box cabbage :!
per box :Bermuda onions 81 20 per box; South
erptomatOes 81 JCd2 % per buShel;. green on
ions and radishes 59lOc per dozen ouncneS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-25
Produce.

Corrected by ISHAM & DIGBf,. d
Commission Merchants, 1893 Main street.
These prices are based upon wholesale lots
only. Allowances must be made Tor small
er lots.
Apples-New' crop in market selling at
g T5aS so. owing to condition.
Butter-Prime TO choice creamery G92c;
choice dairy ISSac: common 10 fair do l6S
lSc; good TO prime country roll 1lSiSc; COM
mon mixed stock Sdl0c; good demand.
Beeswax-Is quoted at 2S9S0c per n.
B~eans-Prime new navtes y l5a22o; do
mediums g 1000 20; marrow fat s. %; inns
beans 5H96c per d. In good demand:
mild Ohio factory at S3i2xc; New York Go
shen l4A9l5e; Sweitzer l5St6c; Limberger II
91sc.
Dried Fruit-New evaporated pared peaches
SIC: b~lackberries lOc. New sun drfed-Apptes
quarters &c; sliced SAGE; peaches new hmayes
eAST&c;d do quarters 5xasHc; do pared lsalsci
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-25
SYRUPS.
RICE.

MNThVI UNsINt' -
Common ........
Prime Git Efi1e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ''"' '''''-.r.S
uUice Sluur,........ .". sc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-25
SUGARS.
active AMI hi.n.r.

Marked ACtlNe avn UI-|'I.
Fstined hard crushed -....... ....... ........"g4 &C
GRADUATED. .......... SC
Powdered Pure. ~
CUufeCtiOnerS'A coffee
Srrw White L..
A, Windsor.
Golden L, very fair. secs. ....""'"..'''''..:oc
Prime 80
SNDTrpl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-25
MEDICAL:
W, lork.

..-,;rr, snt I az wen acquainted VITA
IN scS wears OF AK, Tar I'any years Ce1y
msnt ~ civ, who hts HeeT AZ ti',Is SaSSH
|oento sn.Id not tell from what caise, Sus
VI, oetnV ne told RS attending PhyslSiiS
was hut the physician at once no.sr
IsHspif,ons I'd refused to attend him any I0H ys.
the iaSS, ,S ~ mentioned DIR. Z. MsLaneS =.
Ills son tAG" .aLsS him &c he would take II; hs
'snitSgT, s-I must take something to get ie1s''
oT Idle, a, once procured a bottle Gf If. Dr.: re 2:
KcLdHss Y UPWARDS OF three quart. y
,ss9S Tc ca, up in every form; he E eSs T SsaltS
neaiSte.ISr GOD Samaritan OF odds gnus.
Sna; 70 a SsucSe 6isqnfortunatS nsJg .s " cases sini.
ms "yD. that may be given over y NJ.
le.toI',S and induces them 70 " IT. we
PhysEs VSu,i.uge. 5 fr he has LnuGEsG "a
- twenty persons - J."c ne Ns,.S He
ihan e with thc r~ost happy rssn..SC
N en- ;, Used that p. \. acL2ns ; ~
LMSaJ Nv Fleming rs. OF FitIsoutEI tb,ti Il
shPs.'o .r.r,lIy known W rr.a MOI t4h ~ $3.50
ncIe Ne i've. leg tartner P1rueT Nao
nan NJ N.s. HIrI.s, rri SAa"I" S"ss'' We"
H.rN c..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-25
WhoIesai. ,,t,ie Market.

The market for the last week has been very
,iuli. Hogs entirely out of the market owing
TO low prices. Cattle very scarce, which has
u tendency TO advance prices, but the follow
ing is the price FOR last week:
Cattle weighing 1000 10 100 lbs S4.5'g5 =;
weighing from so 10 100 lbs, best qnailty,
81 .5a5 Un.
Poor cattle So 2jGi W.
LumbS-I%a54c
SEeep-No, 3Aaic
Hnna-Nnnr.l IL the markc'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-25
Free of Cost

BY, calling A. T. Young's, c. Moenke
mOeller's or Logan & Co.'S drug store Won
can get q bottle of DR.. Bossnko's Coueh
and Lung Syrup, which will relieve t6e
most Obstinate cough or cold, and show
you what the regular 5O-cent size will do.
When troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis
Dry, Hacking Cough, Pains in the Chest
D all diseases Of the Throat and Lungs
Try sample bottle of this medicine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-25
Forty Years Experience Of an Old
Nurse.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one of the best female ply.
sicians and nurses in the United States, aud
he's been used for forty years with never.
failing success BY millions Of mothers for
their children. It relieves the child from
pain, cures dyssntery and diarrhoe, grip
ing in the bowels and wind collie. By
giving health to the child relieves she
mother. Price % cents q bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-25
Those who had Been my Friends

proved to be my enemies, and l wIsde.
jermimed to be avenged, but before |
could execute my will l was seized by
several men. My father-in-law did
not attempt to rescue me, and | hated
him. l was taken to Jail. My wife
came to see me, but she did not try to
have me released. l demanded q trial,
but no lawyer would defend me. Then
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-25
DRY o
New York.

NEW YoRK. July 24.-Dry Goods-With
a rain storm all day, no kilograms, no let
tiers, and q large auction sale in prospsc
tive. the demand was very Indifferent for
all classes of cottons; though for season
able specialties, also fine grades Of mems
wear in woolens, also good styles n quail.
tiles of cotton works. there has been more
or less inquiry, with a good volume Of new
business,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-25
Tur.day, August Il, 1851,

.tth, front doc ut thc Court TO Use, sell nj
Iu.lc auction 10 the highest and best hid.
".r. 40 io!i"HIug part ot the said prnperty,
ir vii. II q rear subdivisions 4 said lot, \, y
:l,! T., Hbuui ID feet In depth, upon which
- Hst, ne quarry, and the miitio NuD-diNision
80 lni No. 10. with the adjoining ten feet of
let No. - mRkinv "a lot OF ~ frcl la width ana
lIO feet IN depth.
4 plat of the property can bc seen At my
,nirc. No u Twelfth street.
1prms Of Sale bne Third OF the purchase
udn,y cash: the balance In ono and two
,,.rL, with interest from tho dRy OF sale.
JOHN K MckENS\N.
n.-.
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Public Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

Nv virtue Of the authority vcstei In him by
u decree Of the tircnt Court of Ohio county
mace on the al day Of Juno. 1871, ia 4 suit In
cnunccry therein pending, wherein Tho Nall
tiy Building As-OCi ,iion is plainti1 ana
STmutl \. IL pntr aud otH"r- are defendants,
the undersigned spccInl cotnmtsSionrr VIII,
on apdny tho 2Gth day OF Augast.
IsSJ. convincing at ~ o'clock 4. ~. sell NJ
IuhlIr uuCiIon IT, ia" front door ~ ut
nOi ~ az OHIO COUNTY, the following
de, cIb,d Trul esIric: that II Ia say, u certain
tract or Parcel 81 land situated IN Union
District, III MARSHALL county, Nest virginia,
bounded aud described Ms follows. viz BE-
ginning at 0 spanish oak la forks OF road,
thence with what II known ~ the Washing.
ton fork n. 60 ,. ~ d.io roles. =. ~ Ell
ro!CN, y ~ r.. ~ pole, y. T.. - poles. ~.
h" r. ~ poles, \ Be +. u 40 poles Ia u sttkeS
therCcN =. b. l.. - pa poles Ia n stake: y. -
+. 80 rules Ia II stdkcot "a .aNire; thence dbvD
,nld fuNinrE. .. l. ~ poles. n. 81 d. - 1000
=. /. /. - 10 pu.vs la a 'uxar tree: thoJsp4
80 ". POLES Ia n stake thence \. Ny No
poles Ia u sugar nee; th"nces. ~. w 50 pcteg
Theme y. 2I, W. ~ 40 poles TO q stAksy
tie wc:i side II ihe Wheeling ani rairnsss
ming couinIu!ng o. ncrrs and III poles, eSoepb
ing. hawsveT, " acres and 20 POLES ~ .esp
1T owe d'scT he'd irnct which was cpny"ycd ~
deed az ThoinnsJ j. Dorsey wtfe to iekol
~, phc'd, da..i ngrctnbcr INtt. is'i. and ~
rcTid ln - or''r ~ the Clerk ~ tha Cointy
Count 81 NkI-rnii county In It"i BOX MA
-. io,.o ..s. ara Hiap . Cepilng from the nhovs
u out enc - hin ~ al prrc 'Onrsy~d W deot
- mi IhonasJ lurrry and NiIo tO VIII AN
I.uupe ,iit.i January 18Th. iSn ana OF
Irro 81 'B,uiI pfi,r ~ sail rl"rE ~ tho county
,'a.. a. i,.d Ipr l. NJ. -. folio =, leaving -
/ sD'G aa n'.nsa,' f'ty aero. arl eighty ES
-.
y,mr,.N .'-. one third 81 tho purchase
re-, 900 ~ ipurh nIDn ~ tli. purrh t.cr may
t,.'. C..l "a fuo lay Of sale. and TIC i"-
r.GIs.. 90 iVp equal iBstIlW enus. y ,Th"o
t..., ... lr uTur BDd siRiI i.sr month";
-. H.. .t.. . .tIo. with Interest from Loot
de-. Doe. ...rr' .USiall meDis - 80 s""uNst
> r .... % - tho pmpeTiw - l" odd
e. .f.|t.h.I. ~ tho lite.
HENRY " ~ 1alIs
SpeclrI Com SIS, uu"f
" 3. EMi1tE. NuctloBeer.
sn''E d, C"TtifS that l0pd ha> bc"uE yrIlp
: " Hn"u. "aI.c. an required ~ Lag.
Irtn Ip'B
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Drug House of Chicago.

WcCor,t hesitate to say that Or year
ps,S. We have sod more u SSttt'~ specific -,
- irtr al uther Blood pUrll.r> Cpmh,l-
eC. rlu N.'u most astonishing results. one
Q, nti.m .u who used half 4 dozen bottles says
flaI.t u.~ done him moe good than treat
mrnr W.. rI cost hIm $500 Another who
H. .-,E .. fora ScrUfulouS affection reports
a"le.r-v..t Cure from It's ne.
NrNSuAACE, STEVENSON 60.
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The market is active, farmers selling
their new clipping rapidly, as the pros
reefs are not fair for a higher figure. The
majority of the wool is selling rapidly at SIC
per pound though a few very choice lots have
- ~ 81 tgRza
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5oyearS

have known aud watcH-l % use Of
SwiftN Specific for over hfty y. aTS, anu have
never known or heard ola ':,i!Urs - cue
Blood Poison when properly taken. | used
il on my servants from lSD To lSp1, rs b.d also
a number ~ my ~usighbO-s, and IN eyS~y c ISe
thai cam within my knOglslse 10 Ell 'clrll =
cure. IN .tI my Ufc l have never known
remedy tgtt would 50 fu' IL accomplish what
II j. rCvuErrs.ugTt To 10.
II. l.. pENNARD, Perry. TIA.
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Meme Ite0A
-aAn youf own fault
usSSoreSesSr. thet nsvsssvoeosM

II va neOAAo So Whon you @
0st hop beetou that never-fan
The wsAkek woman, smallest child, anS
sickest invalid ON uss hop bittsrs Vith
safety and great good.
Old men tottering around from Rhsuua-
tism, kidney trouble or any weakness VIII
be almost new By using hop bittsrs
Ny wife and daughter wsrs made healthy
by the nee Of hop bitten cad ] recommend
them to my peop(e.-Msthodist Clergyman.
Ask any good doctor 10 hop
nitters se NOT the bat IA fy msdlcias
On esTtn.
Malariai fever, Ague and Biiiounes will
have every ~neishborhood - soon Is hop
bittsrs arrive.
MY mother drove the paralysis aud neu.
ralgIa oil on; Of her system With hop Bit
ters."-Ed. O>wego Sun.
Keep the kidneys healthy with hop bit.
tiers and you need not fear sickness.
Ice water 10 rendered harmless md more
refreshing and rsSiving with hop bitten I n
each draueht.
In hop biitcrs.