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INtCtNNAbt kgHt"%'N'AF-Nsastf
Mr.. William Bodemer, better known al
obi, )" Is a gentleman who pays taxes uu'
der the Scott Law, and he can afford
Bolemer's establishmenl-it Is hardly nee.
tsary to tel tbs average male reader-la
on Race street. lIodener c0nOeiyed the
idea few days since Of having made q
half dozen OF cigars loaded slightly with
red fire. His intention was to treat few
favored friends, AID make things happy
and hilarious Rgopud the domino table,
Cigars so prepared are harmless enough,
but when fellow smokes one down to 8
certain point he suddenly imaglnes him
sell the central figure in q grand trant.
formation sCene, aud wants somebody 70
turn in general alarm right OF. Mr. .,
chuCkled to himself slyR az he tucked
away two OF these loaded p6etC6S 10
the left pocket Of his vest, aud pair
Of elegant Peter Clays with red aud
Gill bands around them 10 make them
taste bettes, In tho right pocket. Thess
later were Tor his own Ielegtslion. Three
mr. fonr q. hIs friends stepped in about lbgt
Time. Bodemer was particularly cordial to
Doc. Prescott, and had no is;'Aat dttlcnlty
in inducing him 10 take cigar. ts'
Doctor lit Il, and the Jolly host, who
couldn't suppreSs an e&pectRnt grin, joined
him Ia smoke. Placidly tue p1cl0r con,
tinued to puff, aud Us the weed burned
slowly down, Bodemers grin grew wider n1
be gently backed away, and pulled vigor-
onsly on his own Cheroot Ia h!s tast.iuf
crossing excitement. Suddenly, fla! sizzl
bonner and BlilEsh!!-GOot Gesh!l-
Bo,lemer's establishment was suddenly
Illuminated, and In the brilliant red light
the proprietor was executing a wnr.dance
while Doc. Prescott and the boys wer,
Quietly gazing at the strange sight. Bode
,ner lad taken tie wrong cigar.
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San Ffdhftte0 ChfoHIele
In o family Of bright, pretty children II
South San FrAnCisco-the father Of whom
ID u well-known merchant Of this city
exists bright little boy, not yet yearl
old, whose exploits arB somewhat remark
asle. His eccentriCities, unlike mosl
pteCociUus CbiIdrGn's, DO not seem "a
detract from his other qualities either Of
mead or heart. Not innv since, yet
before the little fellow waS30 months oil age
his father had occasion. to look after
some repairsHt the top oil a number Of fat
rooied buildings Of several stories eleva-
tion. Taking the little one along with him
aud placing him on his coat at the foot OF Il
ladder fastened perpendicularly against the
back OF one Of them, he proceeded to the
roof to make an investigation Of the work
to be done. Thisoccupled more time than
be expected, but was hually completed,
and Just as he vas on thu point oil return.
luR, Idge OF his surprise 10 sec the little
ones head pseIjng above the t0pmost round
Of the ladder aud on Jewel with himself. To
secure him and descend to the ground re.
quired no little command OF nerve or exeI:
ton Of muscle, but /; was finally, TO bis
great Joy, accomplished. A week or two
after this occurrence this little prodigy Of
iearlessness was missing from the family
circle. A most thorough search, aud great
paternal anxiety, for lOug time failed 10
discover his Whereabouts. Finally, 10
passing through the street Oh which the
above mentioned buildings front, the object
OF so much Goltc!tude wasdlscovered sitting
on the edge Of projecting cotnlce, dangl.
ing his feet about ut u most lively rato and
looking ut the objects below in most IN.
CONCERNED manner. By dint Of perseveI-
ance and tact the little woif was finally
brought to terra Grms In salty. To reach
the perilous position Ia REirh he was
found he had climbed the ladder on which
he had made previous exploit, walked
over sp eight inch plank In the face Of a
strong gals Of E!nd, TO the second build:
ing, and either scrambled oyeror crawled
around high frontage Of The eqrFlle.
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nrn nrrLrn.s KonnEnY.

Specimen hethh" AVHAHpuhSs
ThoreporL was called for but Mr.. Brown
said that he had sent u to his otllce.
Mr.. Mellen-Fhst seems to me to be q
queer proceeding.
The GovernoF-It Is only bit Of boys
play the caunsol Is lnduDging In.
The ChaiEman-There has been q good
deal Of trihing on both sides.
The Governor (sharply)-I didn't asl
you for your opinion, sir.
MI. Brown livery angrily to the governor
Nor yours, sir.
The Goyernor-I said nothing but tina
It was boys play for the committee to b.
triGed with.
The Chalrman-That remark Is imperii
nence 10 the committee.
The Goyernor-It Is boys play to ALLOW
counsel to send paper out oil The room o
that he can't obey an order.
The ChalrmRn-I can't argue the ques
'' The Governor-I know you can't.
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A SEA kIpE ROMANCE
OF Three khsrp Corners Ending In n
Marriage Near the Calf

or Three khnTp Corners Ending In n
Marriage Near tue Calf
The Atlantic City Reritw relates as an
actual occurrence at that bathing resort Of
the meeting Of three persons who had been
intimately connected in their former lives,
ending in the marriage Of two long parted
lovers. The heroine, Mary b. Donoghue,
ten years ago, when ouly ~ years oil age,
was The belle OF Virginia village. While
at thu White Sulphur Springs, five years
ago, she was persuaded by her mother TO
marry young Austrian, named Frascatti,
whose debts and dissipations had driven
HIN from home 10 America. Two years
ago her only child died, and a divorce pre-
cured her release from the cruelty Of a
brutal husband. Since then she had seen
neither her husband, whom shO never
loved, nor the lover who fled the country
on her i'll iAted marriage. Among the
throny on Sunday gazing out upon the
ocean from the New Inlet House, by a
strange irony, were the two men-Frascatti,
the Austrian drunkard, the divorced hus,
band, on one side oil his former witeI John
Saunders, the lover, who had grown sick
with longing for lace now not twenty
feet away-yet each unconscious OF the
others presence. Driven no doubt 10 DE-
SPAR by remorse and penury, Frascatti
wandered away along the shore. When he
plunged In be did not know whether he
could swim out or whether he would
drown his sorrows once for all, and find a
grave beneath the waves, But womau's
startled shrek rang out shrilly over the
evening air; his own wife had seen his
wild leap, all ign0FGnt that this was the
man who had wrecked young life. Her
accents touched chord no other voice
had walked In Saunders heart. He rushed
toward the spot from which II seemed 10
come and dragged FrasCatti dripping from
the water. A mutual aud triangular rec
IGNITION followed, and there, In the pres
ence Of the man who had always loved her,
Mary Donoghue'S divorced husband kuelI
and begged her forgiveness. Atthe quiet
marriage that took place the same evening
| in the house Of m Atlantic City clergy:
man, Saunders was oiued Tor life TO the
woman he had alwaysloYed. Frascatti wit.
messed tho ceremony, but how was the
minister TO know that the divorced and err
Ing husband thus ratified the marriage Of
his own loEmGs vile 70 the man who had
sayed his lIfsf HOY stranger after all i
truth than fiction; how true Is 1t that all
things come " those who walt
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Huuer'I NocaIiHs JoF Auguh,
An IEed man came l.ic to AbRhlms tent
The say was dar1 aud all the plain vac OaEe.
lie hhSsd Tor bTesdi his strength Wa Woll-nigE
Ills hSsESttl look inplo,ed the tcndsre,t care
The iOsd Wal brought lie ,At with thankful eyes
Hut AlAha no FrAcC, nor bowed ht toward the elAt
HaichhellSted htrs IFOn dark aud Ansry skies,
The b0untc1t5 table AeeIcd a royal least.
hut tp lIhtnd had touched the tempting fare,
Tho Patriarch niAe, ana leRnlug OF his rod
"StnngPF," he said, "dO,t thou not bow an prayer
Dat IhUu not fear, sOsl Ihou not W0tShip, uoaf'
lie answered Nay" The Patriarch sadly aid
"ThVu hast my pill. 10! cat not my bread
Another came that wild and fearful night.
The tltrcO WlndS RACED. and darker grew the aky;
But all the tent WHS Giles with wSndtOus light,
Aud Abraham kuCW the l0id his God NHh nigh.
WHITE Is that kgei nanS'' the PTcSsucs llld,
"rnAt sksd fUS shelter iOnI the driving bl1st1
Who made thee master Of thy AGiIaI'a brcadI
Whist nShI hAdN tsOu the WAndetGF forth 10 clStr
"fOniVe mt, Lord" the Patriarch aiihWCr made,
With d0WnChst Look, with bowed End trembling
kne-.
''Ah INT! Ihestrang0r might with me have StAld,
Dat, q my God f0wauld not MOnhip Thee"
live 6yrue Lin long" God said, and sill
cOuliSSt '' thou no. lodge him one night in til,
tA"' WALLACE DausE.
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pAs,E,. wEnsrEnN AUloeRAPH,
mow the GREAT TANKER of washiBstOn
Bseams ros' esSetl OfIt.

How the crest Tanker OF Washington
Bscame ros esued ofIt.
BSa. Patty POOr'S RaaiAtNeHota.
Daniel Wsbsser's iinancieripg Is the sub
lee, Of many anecdotes at Washington, aut
une OF Them thus describes how he ont ual
assisted his friend Rufus Choate. Choat'
Deetled $500 and he applied 70 Mr.. Web
ster. "Rive hundred d0llaul" says Web
ser. "No ! haven't that amount
bnt /. will get Il for you, CnOsle
Tho latter was glad to hear II, and would
wait. "Dnw your note" said Web sltFl
an sign II aud bring you tue money.
While You are about It make the motto Tor
a thousand; u thouaAnd Is M easy 10 get as
I've hundred" Mr.. Choaie said that ive
hundred was all he needed. "l'!l take
ILe other Ave hundred" eaid Webster.
The note was drawn and MIR. Webster,
taking his cane, went into tue ave-
nue.. "Good morning, Alr. COreoran, good
morning." said he, ~ he entered me great
banking house which was the fiscal agent
Of the Government. Good morning, ait.
Secretary" said the great banker ia the
blandtst manner. "WhGt ia Ii ! can do for
YOU this morning, Mr.. Secretary" MI
Webster was Secretary Of State 1T the
lime, "a little favor for my friend
Choate. He wants littlS money aud
1 told hin thought ] could get 1t
for him, A thousand, / believe he
made his note for" passing the psper TO
the banker. There was no such thing Ah
htsitating, much less declining, and 80 the
banker WAS only happy TO accommodate
the head OF Mr.. FillmorsB administration.
Tho gold was laid out in two equal piles at
Mr. Websler's request. Pitting one In each
pocket and with one Of the bows which
Sir. Webster only could give, he depart
ed. "liere, Choate, hero is the five
hundred" said the great expounder, en-
terlng where Chaole was waiting. Hand
ing him the gold Sir. Webster resumed his
reading where he had been interrupted by
Chaotes entrance. 1t Is further stated
that Mr.. COrcoran has In his collection oil
autographs note for $1,000 sigued BY
Rufus Chaote and indois'd by Daniel
ENTHUSIASTICALLY "Reminiscences.
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suIaH nInMs.

ATrumbull county, Ohio, farmer writes
to the Cleveland Herald: at is quite mai.
ural for farmers, IS we'll as people OF
other professions, 10 be wonder
July Struck with the working Of any new
ly devised machinery, aud laud It to The
skies; but after while they fall to see ex'
actly where the advantage over the super.
seeded machine Is alter all. The man who
prophesied that Walking plows would 90,
guessed'rig2t for short time, hnt the tide
is actually turning, as isr as the Western
Reserve ia concerned. The usual style oil
sulky pillow requires threp horses after all,
which the email farmer does not always
have. It actually requires more cnreiul
driving than the hand plOw, and Is very liza.
BILE to'swcat ourthe center horse unless the
driver keeps close watch. The difference
In weight Oi plow and the combined ma.
chinery Is seven hundred pounds, which
has 10 bs drawn about the fields, even II
the weight Of the iurrow ~ transferred to
the weeels. In square lots, long burrows,
and no stumps and stones, the sulky pIow
IL success, and will always be In the West,
but hero, with small fields. light teams,
etc, n question Is unsoly,d, and seems az
swered In part from the Tact that those who
own Bulky plows are not selling their old
ones for scrap iron, but use them about
hall tho time, To adjust sulky pillow for
width, depth and pitch Is matter that re-
Quires skill, aud that can not be left with
unskilled help, as with walking pillow.
or course Il Is easter 10 ride thango on foot,
and that there will be horses alter l am
dead Is undisputed.n
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IIilN Sirttf HtiJ.
When Brigham Young was alive he COL
lected his tenth Of the farmer with per
sistcncy that baked at nothing. On one
occasion he called before him subject who
has since removed TO this State, and said;
"Brother Blank, you have not brought in
my wheat this year, i"
II didn't raise single bushel," was the
"fhen III takeitln Data"
u bAve none"
"Weli, hay will d."
" have no hay.F
"Then bring In potatoes or corn"
Both crops were failure, oh, wise
Prophet. All have of my farm Rrsten
bushels OF onions, and Of course the Lord
doesn't cal onions"
maybe not groyied the Old man, "but
you DtlnS NE . bushel and wen take the
SIr. Blank said It was that bushcl Of
onions which convinced hin that there
was something suspicious about old Brig
hams inspirations. i was too strong 0
religion.
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WONDERED How lns Cash palnneed,

lEdIhiHgtOH Grille.
Talking about making mistakes said
John EewloERe, Of the West knd Hotel
in Georgetown, last evening, "the Farmers
and Mechanics BInk here male the worst
mistake ever heard Of on las: Saturday.
"WhRt was itJ"
"Why, l sent my harkeeper up to tho
bank TO get s. worth Of nicEelS, The pay.
iug.telier hand ID him two packages rolled
up In paper, but they had no mark on
them. He brought the packages down 10
me and laid them on tho shelf buck Of
the bar. Having no occasion TO use them
till Monday, opened one Of them apd
found that instead OF twenty nicksls It con.
tanned twenty s. gold pieces-sl00. !
opened tho other package and it contained
twenty s. gold pieces. 50, you see, in:
stead Of sending me forty nickels they had
sent ne iorty s. gold pisces-in oil S200l
ibid you TsGliIy the miAtake2"
~ did. | took them back, called Mr.
Berry, the paying.:ell.r, to one side and
gave him the gold. He thanked me and
gave me - In nickels, and / left, wonder.
Ing how in the world the bank made its
cash balance Oh Saturday night.
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KAuoKA, Mo, February 0, 1851 pur.
chased i've bottles OF your Hop Biiters OF
Bishop & Co. last fall, 10: my daughter, and
am WILL pleased with the Blltsrs They did
her more good than all the medicl- she has
tSken fer six y4ars.-WN I. MocLuRE The
alb ve IL froAi very reliable farmer whose
daughter was In poor health Tor seven or
sIght years, aud could obtAin no relieve until
she us d Hop Bltten. She Il nav 10 rs q ,od
heath As anY psrSon ! The cppnlry. We
have large sale and they are NAL Sing remark
Able cuTes.-W. II. BISIoF & Co. TrsG3w
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Thurman Is rugged man, not altogether
unseltIsh, but not AbsoEblngly selhsh. dc
Is grutI, blunt and open. he has never
been near enough to the Presidency 70 nave
his mind made ahowling Wilderness, Ht
has humor and the breath Of the country
e In bis nostrilS. He Is nothing Of q trim
ner In politics, no actor at gil and he a.
sOciates by right with men Of the tirst.claa'
ont Of his party rs well as In It: His enjoy
ments arc plain and strong. He likes bis
rlssS Of whisky aud takes his snuh, and
appreciates young people and genera
society. His opponents respect him. l
by any means Nc could al bis age beconI
The Democratic candidate now he woulC
nave The sincere affection Of his party
Whatever might be his fate at the polls: !
] Hoadly 10 elected Governor there Will y
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"And how have you been since then ?
"4s Rellzor better, than before"
HlIO Won still exert gunf EtTennth ~

Dying-yst living. DE- Miller. Of l2l
s4uIn tenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa, sSys;
II am personally cqiaIntel with = middle
ei lady In Philadelphia, who had been
given up 10 die ly q consultation OF many
physicians. She was corf1td TO her bed fol
months, and was moment rily expscIed "a
die. Ia this condition she took AdHalin and
to the surprise and disappoir tneut Of all
she recovered her health perfectly. Her case
Is reported In DR.. Hartman's Book on the
ILLS Of Life" 3ltt page. Ask your Druggist
for ole, or address DR.. Hartman, Osborn, o.
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A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, itching
aud liberated Piles has been discovered b
Dr.. William, ian Indian remedy called DR.
Williams Indian Ointment. A single boz
has cured the wont chronic cases OF twenty
I've years standing. No one need suffer five
minutes after applying this wonderful Eeoth
log medicine, IOtiaps and Instruments dc
more harm than good. Williams Ointment
ab0orbs the tumoIs, Rllays the intense itch
Ing, particularly At night after getting warn
10 bed, J acts IS a pOultioe, gives instant and
painless relief, and Is prepared only Tor Piles
itching Of the private parts. and for nothing
else.
For sals by all Grusslltl and mailed on re
ceiPt OF price, 81 %.
For sale BY ]. r. shIrk, Logan & Co., aIsc
ChM. Menkeneller, Wheeling, and X K
NcConahey, Bridgeport, o. DAw
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HOME PROOF.

.lhJul Liver ieaScs aud RheumAtiSm.-
4 ~ Icfn6.J-''l 0GhlnE scented 70 help me ;
= GEJ. IvG0uG Of hd. DT. smith cured me-"
ZEl<r. thILlIllI
Wheeling, Va.
ua a. Folypus Of So,t. Impaired vOice,-euf'
~ fJJai'. paItaL mt aiCihs JAILED 10 help me.
u ia '''''''''''' tiiv q CHADDUCK,
d speldei 4 20, Wheeling. W. Va.
sr,-tl sRI Ulrrrated stOmA Th.-"TleatmenI
h.i,1i l.il { 10 gtyu . uTcllcI. b.. Smith cufeo
fhUdAs HOLT, InAuI. Nce Agent,
Ea-"nLi iaGm tor lulrteer yeafh ": anilu
R,lE re- LOUb v NASH edIuN.
Ssis.l n.uai. " S0FeA on HeAd.-"MJ con wa
Esisi In kurSen yeAib. Nothing SeS Dea "
!tna. CATHERINE GAPS,
BErEcG street, Wheeling. N. Va
hsEt-HJIHtfed iOr yeAIH win Cancer. Had u
rag.Inrt 1!Irs II TatuIied uiaf each opefA
= w. ssi.h Eufed me without Eniie, cAustio o.
~ Mas, y. " oRCuTT.
h, ll,luIt Of Gnul.-FlAt Of my tack Tor u
INl EEp1ilei dy .ug. DE. cath cured mo with
'" '--' ii wv "S THoMAs CoLvns.
WsSgSll, lifus.t, HAln II, Wheeling, ". Va
.l1n;rL Of kellt ID, tfOlApEuS AND FliAs
40 giTel Up " die aud nrohounoed ineun
v w. anih C1rvd La without knlIe;
hAtulNH1ON bhAAAANAe
hENtln's Fam.
M. +. 0, Laid Whtes:-"DF. smtth's pfotes
Il ", RI In ny IAmlly naEO been u1oSt sAt1
l. q ma unmhesd hlln 70 all ~ q b huamAi.
H. gIaSn HulD S4yG:-'I had been suIierinl
n n ian and treated by many physicii US 10.
-, / III, knlth Md hAd . tape worm. Ail'
as... N mn, we'd a munster 100 feet Long.
ilLnLonp 0lni. Three yGaS ~ hoSPiLtS ~. - y
,a'tf,T,i a, CAiATn. hlbeAgts OF hear. liyei
GEga fisey' Kin, blCOd, nGrTous 9de ationi
y. Sc d 81 ii Ntn and youth, scfotnh Ano
VA ~ y "a myss T1-
hoav wltaOlt i. Nknite. ,.-,.....,
NJtay ! !EISgcr a. ' be treated b. letter Az
A. ltl9,. tuAiGnGScd. a chart Tot selt'exAmlnA'
u sItpa iyoeipt Of Two L 'ree-eent Hainpa' AT
s'sv nils va tire, o.
I Fiks., lAily. tail on or q Mr1lH
JOHN Z NTH, n. D..
nj! N 1901 hAplinc u. NSHHalL1S. W. w:
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.lA5ul Liver IGascs aud RheumAtiEm.-
L al leirDJ-"i OIhlnS scented 70 help me /;
:. M, 10ut d bad. DT. smith cured me"
ZktSF. tHILIILlS
Wheeling, W, Va,
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lSuHIL a, o.
Titsets, $50. IS Tickets, Sf0V.
DR.. J..E. SMITH,
No. 1901 Chapllus Street
Near Fourteenth Street.

n,St rriIs. &C OF 4 phydCiAn's suoocs Is the
$50 ) ap A!eHiL Inc increasing demand
mi ~ asi0-G seFvicCf prove that have deal,
ls.ErbJ AaG iAiI y Nth lhuao Ah0 nave colctlluS
:. at.cy i.ie = lAucnta name without permits
=, ibEIsh kIs,e many hundred csrtihcAt0
= NJ { 1n9E hAVC cuTed after they had beef
Tg,ga,yd ,ncliID.p. A thorough medical edn'
40, sI,a aAly yam hospital experience AnG
r 5l.,t with S6AruIlc agents, & Close ob,eTv'
&, !. sap.ft!u EliEl pe.ulIAdles aud STRUT a.
s.ll v b siellc TlA tAsenent inSiiIas success,
sit5pNl0Ie, aud frankly give the patient my
z LIZ.
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The greatest medical wonder Of the world
Warranted 10 speedily cure Burns, Bruises
Cuts, UlOsI1, Salt RheuW, Fever Sores, Can
GERS, Piles, ChilblAinB, C0rpS, r6ttsI, cASppet
Hands, and all skin efuptiong, guaranteed Z
euro 10 every instance, or money refunded
IS cents per box. For sale At Logan q Col
BFidpA Corner Drug Store,
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II have used PMkers Hair Balsan ant
like II better than sny gImilAr preparation
know OIL writes Mrs. 1slltn t6rty, wife o
Rev. p. Perry, Of Coldprook Springs, Mass
"My hale was \ most entirely gray, but I
dollar bottle Of the BAlSam has restorsd ~
softnsSs aud the brown color 1t had when
vas y0uaR-pQtA lIgle gray hair left Sine,
begRa App'yihg The talsAui lIIy half bsl
stopped falling out, aud ! find tina. II Is /
perfectly harmless end sgteesble dressing.
EkRJW
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When all other remedies tAIl pR. FRATER'i
ROof BlTfERS willoIro General Debility, IloSl
Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all diseases arts
ing from DISofdered Stomach, Liver anC
KidnOyL
with Fever and Ague. For week. at q Hml
was confined 10 the house, my suffering wa
Intense. ] could find no reliUt until heart
Of your Root BltterS. ] have taken thu
Root Bitten for two weeks and they have 70
stored mo 70 my former health"
tOAH ROLAND, Cleveland, o.
For sale BY J. +. 6hlrk, Logan 4 Co ais
ChaS, Menkemeller, Wheeling, and r K
McConahey, Bridgeport. pLW.
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Arsy.u DISTURBED at night and broken Of
your ret BY sick child suffering and crying
wiih pain o. cuttirg iesthH II 30 send 81
once and MT n bottle Of Ma, WinsiOW'S
Soothing Syrup Tor UlildIpn THathlng ltl
value L incalculAbIe. II will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately. Depend
upon Il, mothges, thets q no mistake about
Il. II ours dyBOutAFy aud dlSrrhoOl, rtgu.
lateS the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, soItsns the gums, reduces lnHamma'
ton, and glVes tons and energy 70 the whole
system. MrS. WinsloW's Soothing byrnp
for Children Teethins Is pleasant TO nc
IN the United States, and 10 for tale By al
druggists throughout the world. Price 2
cents bottlN. NwGGW
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THR style Of Kong Stong, who wrote 2,
200 yeaIs asO, Ls sStd 70 FrseRhle thet 2
Victor Hugo: There be those who hay
before this suspected Victor Of being Il
come MANN allied to the Flowery King
DOM CAihn TfnnIcripl.
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Eraiicate1
MALARIA.

all Contagious Diseases, Penont Nai,Ins on
the Sick should vaS Il freely Seafst Fever has
bsVef bstn known to spfeAd where the fluid was
u,sd,. yellow Fever has bsen cured with L amer
black yomlt bad taken place. The wont
eakes Of DInhtherfs Viri,i IA IL
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SMALLPOX
and
FITTING Of Small
Fox PREVENTED

Ahsmbsr ofTy fam.
ny Raa nksh Nth
Smallpox. ! used the
Fluid the patient was
not tSiihstIA, was not
piited. and was about
the house agalh Ia three
weeks, and 10 othen
had u, y. ". PARK.
IliAnN. phllaIlalnhln.