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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-02
THE RAILROADS.
Talk About the East Tennessee
Virginia and Georgia
system.
N. O. Picayupe.1 l.


Mr., Il, B. Wheelock, of the Texas
and Pacific Railroad, has returned from
his trip over the line, which extended
almost the entire distance to ShreveN
port. he was accompanied by Super
intendent Eddy. Thelmauagementof
this line expect to have the road in
first class working order for the win
ter season, and to provide against
interruptions from overflow in the
future. The bridge across the Atch.
afslaya, a task of great difficulty, will
probably be completed by November.
When the main line is il thorough
working order, the proposed branch
roads will be looked after, and special
attention given to the Natchitoches
tap
Mr.. Elder and Mr.. Spelman went
down over the route Of the Lake
Borgne railroad yesterday to look after
she work.
TIE principal talk in railroad circles
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RedeeminE q railroad.

CHIeAGa, August IA mortgage
for sixteen million dollars was record
ed yesterday at Springfield, ILL.,, by
Cyrus c. Hines, of Indiana, and the
Union Trust Company, of New York,
who loaned the money to the Ohio
and Mississippi railway. The object
Of the mortgage is to enable the COM
pany to regain the custody Of its prop.
erty, which has been in possession Of
the courts under a foreclosure since
1876.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-02

The Louisville Exposition was duly
opened yesterday. The President
touched little ball and all the ma
chinery was set in motion. An inn
mense crowd was in attendance, and
the enthusiasm that prevailed was in
harmony with the general size Of
things. 1t was big day to all present.
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MIR. Isaac 0. Chapman, druggist New.
burg, New York, writes US; Il have fer
the past ten years sold several gross of
Dr. Vim. Halls Balsam for the Lungs I
can say Of i what cannot say Of any
other medicine. l have never heard a
customer speak Of Il but to praise its vir-
tues in the highest manner. l have
recommended II In great many cases Of
whoOping cough withthe happiest effects
| have used It in my own family for
many years in fact, always have a bottle
In the medicine closet ready for use.n
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Youthtrl Ind4Igenoo

In pernicious practices pursued in
solitude, is a most startling cause Of
nervous and general debility, lack Of
self-con6dence and will power, inns
paired memory, dependency, and
other attendants of wrecked manhood.
Sufferers should address with three
letter postage stamps, for large illgs-
trated treatise, pointing out nnfailipg
means OF perfect cure, Worlds Dis
rensary Medical Association, Buffalo,
n. Y,
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bury that be will not be allowed to
discharge his cargo; neither will he be
allowed to come up to the port of New
Orleans. | have seen Governor Mc>
Emery and this is his decision.
in accordance with that of the Board
OF Health. The Governor of LOUISE
ana will use every means, moral and
physical, to sustain the provisions of
his proclamation for the protection of
the State OF Louisiana and the Missis-
sippi valley from the introduction of
yellow fever and Asiatic cholera.
JOSEPH JONES, M. D.,
President Board OF Health Of Louis.
lana.
PoRT EADs, July 81, l883.-To DR..
Joseph Jones, President Board Of
Health: Steamer Capri, four days from
Vera Cruz. One case sickness on
board. Anchored one mile to sea.
6. II. j. HART, M. D.,
Inspector.
ANSWER,
New ORLEANS. July 81, 1S83.-To
Org. II } Hart, Quarantine Inspector,
Port Eads: have consulted q overnor
McEnery. He will maintain his
proclamation by force if necessary. If
steamer Capri ATTEMPTS to enter the
waters of Louisiana telegraph me i'm
mediately, in order that proper meas
ures may be instituted. Warn all
pilots aud captains of towboats that if
they disobey the proclamation of the
Governor Of Louisiana the Board of
Health will take immediate measures
Tor their arrest and punishment ac-
cording to law. They are prohibited
from plotting or towing any vessel
from ports infected with yellow fever
or Asiatic cholera. Report immedi-
ately any violation of prOclamations Of
Board OF Health and sfGovernor,
JOSEPH JONES, NJ. D.,
President Board of Health, State Of
LOUISIANA.
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ADDITIONAL COTTON.

New YORK, August 2, 1886 D. M
Cotton firm and l-l6c higher. Ordinary.
71sc; good ordinary, 99kc; low middl;ng
~ y-i1ei mlddliIInlg,lO l:l6ci good middling,
~ 1-ioci middling fair, l13-l6c; fair, II
Io-l6c. Futures are barely stead y at / TO
points below last evenings closing fg-
LIVERPOOL, August 2, 800 pm.-Cot-
ton hrm, now l-l6d higher Uplands
Pad orleans, 6Nd. Sales to-day, Il, GOO
bales. Receipts, 200 bales; all Amer.
can. Futures quiet.
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MATTERS AT QUARANTINE.
Governor McEnery Makes Final
Disposition Of DIR. PaItOn-..A
Stubborn NkipPer---.A Fever
ship outside the Bar.
New Orleans picnyune, 1.

New Orleans Picayune, l.
The following dispatches passed
yesterday;
New ORLEANS, July 3l.-To DR..
j f, Finney, Resident Physician, Mis-
sissippi Quarantine Station The
quarantine powers of the National
Board Of Health having expired, and
DR.. G, Farra Patton being represen.
tative neither Of the National Board
nor the United States Marine Hospital
Service, the order permitting him to
remain at the Mississippi Quarantine
Station is herewith recinded, and the
said Patton, formerly Inspector of the
National Board Of Health, is hereby
ordered TO leave the Mississippi Quar-.
antine Station, and will be subjected
to such quarantine, isolation, dCten-
ton and disiniection as may be in
accordance With the rules and regula-
tions Of the Board Of Health of Louisi,
ana. 5. ID. MCENERY,
Governor Of Louisiana.
Miss, QUARANTrNE STATION, }
July 81, 1883. !
To DR.. Joseph Jones, President Board Of
Health;
The captain Of the schooner L. D.
Sedbury refuses to leave here unless he
is permitted to discharge his cargo,
Everybody perfectly we'll here.
j. r. FINNEY,
Resident Physician.
[ANswERl
NEW ORLEANS, July 81, 1888.
To DR.. }. +. Finney, Resident Physician
Mississippi Quarantine Station;
Inform captain OF the Il D Sed.
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Oiearinghooae Rnnar,

The PUBLIC LEDGER job printing
and blank book manufacturing estab.
lhIshment, ID Madison street, Memphis.
Tenn, is prepared to execute every
kind of work in their line in superior
style and at low prices /
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Tar telegraph strikers still hold out
firmly, and claim 10 be gaining
strength.
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NEW ORLEANS, July 81, 1888.
To DR.. }, +. Finney, Resident Physician
Mississippi Quarantine Station;
Inform captain oil the Il D, Sed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-12

Itshould be used by all persons, old and
y young, whcnoyor any of tho above
symptoms appear.

Persons Travelling or Living In IN
healthy Localities, BY taking dose occasion.
ally to keep The Liver In healthy aerinn viii avoid
alMRlarlA, Bilious ATTACKS, Dizziness, Mad.
sea, Dr0wsinoss, Depression Of Spirits, &C. Il
tnxianflnrs hRyRFl ia.
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huy glass Of lemonade sithout asking
Cholly TO have some Of IL Bat we're
awfully ruzzl d about this matter | tolh
you about. Cholly says the gpnll man
should always offer the lady his right arm,
but / don't think so. I'm going to take a
splendid young lady ont for boat ridein
Union Park next "Wednesday evening,
and ,hal's how We come to talk abont T."
"Well," said the horse reporter, this
what shall we.do with-our girls business Is
q pretty complicated matter. There are .
good many thugs TO be considered, aud
the hest authorities have decided that no
absolute rule 10 regard to what arm alady
shall take when walking with a gentleman
can be laid down. 1t dppendsa good deal
on the gait OF the girl. l have seen some
shy, demure, plessedo-notsay. piano ltg
when am around young creatures that
would carry man all over the sidewalk II
you happened to walk them in font OF
millinery store and had them hitched up
on the of side"
"Then you think either way is allowa.
blt?" asked the young man.
"Ctrlainly. When did you say you were
going out with this grip"
"N,xt Wednesday"
swell, you'll have time enough before
then to have yonrlegs dipped over"
"Have whai?"
slave your legs dipped over. When
people make candles, you know, and any
Of them are spoiled, they Just put them IN
the mould and dip them over. l guess
likely you can find some candle moulds on
the West Side and improve your appear
ance considerably"
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A sure cnre for Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and U cerated Piles has been discovered b.
Dr.. William, ian Indian remedy called Dr.
Williams Indian ointment A single boz
has cured the wort chronic cases OF tsorty
Ave years standing. No one need suffer fvl'
min atts after applying this wonderful sootus
log medicine. Lotions 9 d instruments dc
more harm than good. Williams oin,men
absorbs the Iumors, allays the inten'e itch
ing (pArticulariy At night after getting warn
In bed acts ms a poultice, gives instant a,id
painle relief and is prepared only for Piles
iiching Of the private parts, and for nothi =
e'se. 1H
Fur sale by al, druggists and mailed on re
Gel It OF price, 81 90. Ill 49, ~
For sale BY 3 F. shirk. Logan & Co., als
Cnns Msnksmellrr, Wheeling, aud X Z
cConahey, B idsepor,,o Fs- ptw
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bA uhUA 81 NfS J1H, loo8s -s.. rfr
BEGINNING At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, The ioilowing do.
s,rued IeAl estate. thai l. say: &c tain 0t OF
pace Of land lying In Ohio county, West ,irgnia,
IN The E.tIonaI road, about three mi e. I ON the
City 81 heeling, b1Inded as follosS Coz meme
Ing y tn noIlbeskt conner Of k6in lot at stake
90 the weat side u d ain in Liar P0rttrt
dtld on eat side OIL National road, nnd running
Z. o 100 p0lo. u the idle Of the ~ iOnhl
Road, aud Nth the raid ~ Ad :. :4A. X. ssS 10
EOe,; thence y. 62E oI6 lf6 piles 10 the place 81
esiHning, nontsinng Q. $50 Ito Rcrss, oeing the
sNEe M"(c Of gfound orlnt c'nIeytd 10 the taid
Morn z.re by vi liam fotter and s muelJ. Boyd,
OF mood 10 the ONCE OF the CLERK q he G unity
QUA OF Ohio cou " In D. cd Book No 81, foliot
3G6 and S67 Alo another certain lot or parcel Of
-nd lying In Ohio county, on the Naitor Road,
aetut thr. miles from the clty Of Wheel g.
OoIrded rs 70 lows Beginning a. point In the
centre of he y tionsl hoHd or 1umIi Ike, Q, rher
10 NoIh q me; themes =. 66, \. tn n stake corner
To lillian Cor er and 10 Nosh Zane 94i 100 poits
n. 2IA = 7S2 90 p9l,s Iois IKE, corner 10 TOT
tr md Higss "a w Poies 70 ia 'sate
0ng the Ike or ali0n ] Read !, the p are o. be
ginning. co, tanning 4. 2l.l0o petches. bsirg the
saTe p.rpeity cTny ycd 70 sstd Noah Zs,e o.
tiliism Ehtsr niN!lr AID samnel J. fo'd, nv
'.ci, dat.d October lhta 1880 sndatr cord IL ne
County, In need COX No. 70. pas,lS!6 o
.R&, IAL6-0ne iEli o. the purshas.
II ,nty and IS m oh more rs tho purchaser may
elect i, pay IN cash. aud he resolve in.two equal
!, yments u six and twelve mon hs Wit interest
from the day Of sale the ru chaser 10 give his nUtts,
ecured by deed OF trust on the property Tor the
The Il IL u said property Is believed To be per
kct, but, Se.liIg - uSier, shall convey o "
nch title "a Is vested In me BY s.id d. cd q trust
u z 4 gi5s BIB. DO ENsR
lei TIuNRa.
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Chamber Journal
Thetwil gut shadows darElIng fall:
o meinOIl' : deal RgAl. 81 thy thr IL
NY b, art stu d all III VAN
Ytwtcf,f.t strive AsHiu.t my mood!
Icin pot u enGt, II would,
Toe ST j. iA Ing raia.
Atbuch an hour. on such an eve.
BIZ. b hopVs Lgai ct l Inly Cd We.
sprsnE u 10 fade anu wa .
All net erm1.e, ht6d aSped 10 hand,
khGll We within III dhrWJ stand, d
Ana waIc1 The tslilnE rain.
Yet still the .wCetaeE Of that hour
Returns with all IL Wou.td power
OF nina G Joy aud pAIn. .-
vhtn dropping down iTum indow.OAyet,
Or gently iAllIBs nn tIs caves
hear Tho summer rain.
ocrncl Memoir thus 70 bring
1hat GLAD bfief hour, With litter sting,
BACK tony DeAIt again;
ThVs par WOFGs VI fond regret:
NTH glad pref II. owe .iuRe!i4g yet,
UnmiLdiuIot tho IhiI.
Ali brief. indeed, poor aching heart,
The ID, hos hckle h"pS lmpGIt;
rigI follows ia thtiftrnin.
Nay, L11, m h art; lake Upward wing.
Ucruel Nem Z 10y sling
hhAll vAuiSu with the rain.
Though saider 'een the so @ trilI;
Yet rUF OH with its pIAIntlVe tamil,
adds ,wCetn. % to lheeti ain:
Asfcagi ant slf meS sftII hUw
fInm hrwt or b Otso 10 ding low,
Beat down BY wlhd aud ain.
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When all other remedies fsil DR.. FRtzrER's
ROor BIrrERs will cure Gsueral Debilny,l. 81
Of Appeu,., Dyspepsia, and all diseases arts
,ug from Disorlered Stomach, Liver and
Kidneys.
For several months have been sfliicted
with Fever and que. For weeks alta time
/ was confin~d to the Aouse, my suffering wa
intense. | could fad no relief until heard
If your R 'ot BtLterJ. l have taken the
Root Bitt.rs for two weeks aud they have re-
stored me TO my former health t.r
JOHN ROLAND, Cleveland, 20
For sale by ]. F. snirk, Logon & Co. also
lhas, Menksmeller, Wheeling, and R &
McOouahey, Bridgeport. D%w.
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By Dr.. Fazi.r's Magic Ointment. Curet
as by magic, PimpIes BLACK Heads or
Grnbs, BIo,ches, and E'ip'ions on the Face
having the kin clear, healthy, anu beauti
tuI. Also cur, Ttnh, Sail Rheuni, sore Mp
p es, e.te Lips, Cd, OBSTINATE Ulcers aud
51res, eIo
Sold bv all druggists and mailed on receip
]. F. s1irk and Logan & Co., Agents a.
~ . '''v aud R K McConaney, Agent
Bridgeport. D1w
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"No, AUNT" said young Folkstone, 81
don't got on well at all with CLARA. Amt.
by the way, there's one thing | don't lik"
I'm afraid she puts chalk on her face
"0h, that's nothing" piled Aunt Good
win, laughing. "a nic1 snldier you woul
make, now, wouldn't you2 II you can
face powder, George, how can you expecl
10 get into an rng.g"mpn,P"
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The hair Of a girl employed in an East.
ern cotton mill was caught In the
machinery. torn of her head, and ground
into hits. Bat the girl didn't mind il murh.
She kept right OH at her work, simply re-
marking that II only cost 81, anyhow.
This Is one OF the advantages Of art over
nature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-12

I.ny-"But, Professor, how came you
to often Mrs. SMITH" Proietsor-"Ah, ]
vlts you. Nine. Smit she come TO mt
ana slie say do want my daughter to sing
so high as Mets Brown, and she fly in ont
rag and say as dere is nosiug low in her
IA mily, ven gay Mees Smit she hat low
,,n,on -
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DOCTOR. "umf"undea : Dr"saI.is and

Doctors oumf"uuded = Druggists and
the ;re"p,e wIid with ExeiIenent.45
From he on City Derrick. July 4is, l,sl. ss.t4- T.
MIS- MAGGIE dARrlN, OF III soy, has eer
II and c0nDurd her honss for seye . ye4rs
OR hest ytirisns I fled to I'VE her 70
ie. She took Perana and, to the astpnish
ert Of all who In W he- she is no mp ~
about sean M SIMa M the Drngg
old 1874 no ties Il wee> He hugs in Hr"s
lots Mr., CowELL, 90. FL 8 It. Asa y"pl
drugg st o, In HARTasY's ~ s Of f8
lgr Il or address DE II. at 1sborn, o %
Tor one. p4w
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BueLien,s Arniea save.

The greatest medical wonder Of the world,
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rneum, Fever Sores. Can.
GERS, Piles, Chiiblains, Corns letter, Chapped
Hands, and all akin eruptions, guaranteed u
cure In every instance, Or money refunded
25 cents per box. For sale At Logan & Co..
Bridge Corner Drug atOre,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-12

Two Marseillais ar" congratulating them
selves upon their physical advantages, II"
says one of them, 81 cannot walk along the
street without all the ladies turning their
heads" ~" replied the other, IAN
Obliged 10 eat garlic to prevent their throw
ing their arms about my neck y
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TRUSTEES "SAEE-VALUAB,LE
j. PROPERLY or Tat NsTiO Al ROAD
by virtue Of a heed of TIutt. ma, az by Noah
me anu lAtella z &c, his vile 10 the undeHIgn.
ID truttee dated Oh The 18th day OF eay 1852, Gnd
Iecoide Ia the office Of lie cleik Of The county
,urt OF Ohio county, West viHimiaa III Heed Of
Tut Book y o. Is, rrgts 64i ana 81, 10 secure 10
achel HCSee, u'e psyment 81 a ,eertsin lroTis
DRY note nhmed tisrin | will procetd b. sell
" Ih front door Of the Court House, III eeity OF
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FoR lame Back. idr ur Cuest use shiloh's
Porous Plaster Prict % cents. Sold by VIC.
Lain Brothers. and Alex =. Young. D&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-12

sa,LoH's Couch aud Consumption Cure Is
sold by Us OF guarantee. Il cures con.
suup,io' Slid by MoLain Brothers. an"
Alex. T. Young. p&w.
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WILL you surrEa With Dyspepsia and Liver
CampiaiuI2 snnOh's Vital ger 10 guaranteed
a cure you Sold by M Lain Brothefs ane
Alex, T. Young D&w.
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sHtIoH's v1r.LizER is Whist y,u need f,t
Constlpadod, LnsOt appetite, Dizziness am
Nil sym ptomt OF Dyspepsia Price 10 and II
cents pSr bottle. sold by McLain Brother
aud Alex. T YnnnR. b6H.
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ARE You made miserable by Indigestion
Cnnsipu ion u zzineas, Loss Of Appsti.. /,
yellow Ski? shiIoa's vitaiizer 10 a p0sitiy
cure. Sold by McLsin Brothers, aud Alex
T, Young p&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-12

NrRyou,Srs, pseyishness, and fratting, M
often crreolSd With oyerworksd I n aleS'
lives. Is rapidly relieved by Browns Iron
Bltters. pAw
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THE genuine SARATOGA HIeH Rock sPRISo
WArke, for sale by ali Druggists by .ne dpzsn
,utLls or gallon. Address all orders ". Ii,
High Rock spring Co., Saratoga SPRING.,
n Y. H sgIas
J. f. shirk and Logan & Co.. agents a.
Wheeling and R K. McConahey agent a
Bridgeport. pSw. 4
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CArAERH CURED. health ard sweet byes,I.
occurred by shItch's Catarrh Remedy. Prci
so cents Nasal Injector free. Sold by Nc
Lain Brothers ara Al.x T Young. DAw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-12

CEouP, WHooPIAo OUCH and Bropchiti,
imm.d'ateIy relieved by ,liilOh's cnre. Sod
BY McLain Brothers, aud Alex. 7. Young
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sLEurtrss NIGHTS, made miserable by that
terrible onugh shiloh's Cure IS the remeht
for You. Sid by McLain Brothers, and
Alnx. 7. Young p4W.
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Hunts Insect powder 'henest and ohear
est insect powder ever d scOye,ed. Price %
cents. By all druggists
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which Ann Shoala LAZY Take In
walking with n Gentieman.

"S'hthk Win u 0entiehhhs
hieugO Tribune
Society editor in?"
A rather THU young man, with very
iyht pauts, high collar, aud round cloth
cap. opened the door Of the editorial rooms
and propounded the above QUESTION.
"Nv," said the horse reporter, "the 30
cie,y EDITOR isn't Ia. Did you want to see
him?"
son. awfullyM was the reply.
~, Beatrice P.rkins going 10 Mukwonago
for the summer again 2" asked the horse
Exporter; "utcsuse 1t It's anything about
,hat, We keep that in tyr e."
"N", it's nothing likethat"
= "Nothing ab-nt 'sev raj well known so
ciety yeung men on the North Side are
AbSup 10 organize riding club is 1t
We've got t.at already, too"
81 never ride, said the young man.
~ wouldn't advise you TO-"
aWhat want 10 know" said the young
man, lis whether in waking with a lady a
gentleman should always ff.r her his
right arm, or maks It y Iuls to have the
adv on the inside of the walk, no matter
lhich arm she takes in accomplishing this
,r.sult. We've had an awful argument
,h6ut 1t over on Ashland avenue, aud
Cholly and nearly had real serious
quarrel" i -'
"Who is Cholly 2"
Hes my room mate, you know. We've
been awini friends ever since he lent me
hjs mSnye Colored pants two years ago. |
wouldn't for anything In the world have
any trouble occur between ,Cholly and !,
because we've been in the threads together
for nearly yea"
an the what"
ain the threads-in the thread depart
ment, you know-we think everything In
] The world Of each other. I hardly evel
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Horsfort'a Acid Ph"spn.te-IndiEes.
item & ON oyerWork.
DR.. D,niel 7. Nelson Chicago, says: "t
And II a pleasant and valuAb remedy in
In sIgastio1, particularly In oyerworked
man. Ttht&w
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n AIDES OR YOUNG MES IN CIIY
| 4 IN Eau TN 10 take nl0a, lie T. AID pleARnI
.Ifs Al tNeif own fonesi site Is day oSsily and
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They relieve the eneorged Liver. cleanse
the lluod from poisonous hurlors, nne
cause tEe bowels 20 act naturally, with.
ott ulair no ono eau feel we'll,
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PIllmABk PaAc. Drawing Noon Sleeping Cas-
though without change fn m Stenbtnvile EM 10
Gineupau LOuiiyille, Chicago, Indianapolis and
st .oris
For through tickets baggage cheeky, sleeping car
AGO mniOdations and any further information, Hp-
ply I JNu i. IoMLISsoN. ticket Agent At Pan.
handle station, f,ot OF Eleventh street. or nj City
Ticket Office, under MGtuTe House, Wheeling.
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cences of the Poet.
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NOTICE.
sHREWD HQusEKEEPERs.
Non TO COOP HoUsEKEEPER3.

The above Is aftc smile Of the brand stamped
upou eArh 9krii he Original and 0rly Genuine
fay Dap now % years In u'e. Some dealers Rave
seen petua ID 10 ell cheap sritcls. Atpa entity
NJ Eood sour Genulns Ak soAp for which they
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For Dyspepsia,
CostIyenesS,
sick Headache,
Chronic Dlar-
rlrpa, Jaundice,
Ilnpuri,y Of tho
Blood, Fever and
iCue. Malaria,
and ali Diseases