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M MEDICAL.
"WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD.
AND MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD
Or JEWELS.

Mr.. Lowell Bullock, OF No. 81 westm mister
etreet, Providence, r. l. when called upon q
few days since, exclaimed: please say that
II is orth It's weight In gold, for have tested
II yself and know whereof l Affirm" Mr..
Il. says farther: al had been sick a year or
more with general debility and pal rs and
very lame back, which supposed was Rheu.
matism, as had been afflicted from early
childhood at intervals with Infamnato:v
Rheumatism. About year ago, when my
health began to fail, paid no specil n atten.
ton to IL, and kept about my business aS
usual, but during the past six months had
run down in health so fast IN AZ At times was
unable TO get TO my bust Iess. would start
out in the morning In fair con iition, AID the
pains and aches would como upon me so
so severely that II | was siltin, IL would be
impossible for me 10 arise without assistance,
or IL was standing when the attack came
upon me would be unable TO sit down with
ont great suffering from the intense pains.
and found that the plasters and linements
which I was using were OF no permanent
benefit, and was Obliged Ia leave my basi.
ness temporarily. Atthis time II member OF
my family read to me an editorial co mruni.
cation from our leading daily paper Of the
wonderful restoration to health OF near
friend, who mad been restored from severe
sickness and intense suffering OF long dura-
ton by the use OF Hunts Remedy. By the
earnest solicitation OF this friend was In
auced to try Hunts Remedy, not knowing
nor thinking that hal any disease OF the
Kidneys. commenced 10 take 1t accor ling
10 directions, and before finisnias the first
bottle was relieved OF the patnIin my back
and my general health was much improved,
continued the use OF the medicine until | was
completely cured OF all aches and pains, and
| checrfully recommend Hunts Remedy 10
III suffe' ers from Rheumatism and Kidney
Diseases"
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maSe N1THg
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Petroleum.

PITTSBURGH, May l6.-Petroleum - e1
cited; United certificates closed weak at
81 20hc; refined 9Ila95sc for Philadelphia
delivery. The afternoon session opened at
04Ac, but bearish rumors and heavy sell
ing caused break and the market declined
steadily until the close, when 81 02H was
bid. Great excitement prevailed through,
out the day and trading was very heavy;
ales 5 0Oe, 000 barrels,
OIL CRY. May l6.-0pened at 81 o.;
transactions 1s 100000 barrels, at 81 O0I1
al 05%; closed at 81 o..
BRADFORD, May l6.-Market excited and
opened at 81 02; highest 05K; loves
81 Oo5s; closing at 81 ~; clearances 5,54,
coo barrels.
TITUsvILLE. May 16.-Oil-0pening a.
Il o. highest 81 0isz; lowest 81 o.: closed
AZ 81 %: charters 4S. $50 barrels; shipments
655, J0O barrels; runs 5000 barrels.
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE or DEED or TRUST
ID made q e sixth day OF January. 1874. ~
A alexander Chambers, Jr.. aud Isabella, hn
wife. To a. ". Boyd, trustee, 10 secure ths
payment Of certain mODev mentioned thefsinf
which deed IN re cor ed In ia. Clerk olncs ~
tie County Court Of ohio County, La dsed of
uut hook No. o, pages 25s and 70. and ~
virtue Of An order OF the Circuit Court ~ the
said county, made and entered on the Uh
day Of A pril, 1919, appointing the under.ignsd
~ rustse. instead Of =. W. BOYD. will pro
coed 70 sell, nj the front door Of the Court
House, IN the oity OF Wh..ling, IN siIU6'
DAY. THE ISTH DAY or MAY, 1888, com.
msncing at 10 O'Clock 4. ~. the following dc.
scrib+d real estate. TO Wit: Tho soutnes.t
one fourth part Of that portion i this north
half of Lot No. ~. In tbst part OF tbs CITY ot
Wheeling laid out by Jonathan Zane. aud
lions road. ssid Lot ~ II situated On tas OR.
ner OF Market and FrAnk lin streets, Of said
oity, and II CO feet wide. The aid north halt
OF Lot No. ~ was convey Ell 10 AleIannrt
Cham bera, Sr., by Isaac Cots and wife, by
de. dated the sth day 81 January, issst and
No ~. pEge ~, and Was conveyed TO said Al
eXaDJtr thamb.r IT., by Alexander ChAms
b<rs. r., and wife. nv deed dated The 9th day
Of January. is7i and RECORDED In the ONO ~
the Clerk aforesaid, In Deed BOOK NO
Ct. page g,2 Title I.eiievet to - p-rfeot. hut
! Will only convey such title "a IL vested In
TERMS OF BALE One-haf OF the pur-
cha.e none or ~ much more a. the par
chaser may elect, cash In hand ~ day of sale.
The balanre In ak onths from that dair
the puI chaser " give hi. note for the dSfsrrei
IN Inent, red by deco at trust on SAID
property, duly executed snd hiniti-d W REQ
ord. r. u. CItAtRAFr.
TRUSTEE.
W. II. HALLER. AuotIonee,. cps
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ENOR SALE. - VALUABLE CENTRE
JIG wheeling property. Par OF lot No. 81,
fronting on Main street, between Twenty.
npt ami Twenty second streets, With onck
hailding on II, containing store nom. eight
rooms, hail aud Kitchen. For tertns 40 Ans
DIV 10 H. M. Russell, attnrney. At-isw. No as
CGapline street. FRANK MCsHERhf.
m,sh
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Flour, Grain and Feed.

Corrected every week by NJ. ]. POLLoCh,
manufacturers OF the Silver Gloss Flour, ~
Make streets, Market dull, but 81 Chilly adj
yanced.
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THE TENDER SEX.

Mrs. Grimes, wife of the Iowa Sena-
tor, has given 81 900 to young ladies'
college at Grinnell, Iowa.
A ten-year-old girl of Deuison, Ia,
studied night and day to excel in her
class. Suddenly her memory LETT her,
and now she Is an idiot.
Lexington. Mo-, has female coal
miner. After attending to all house
hold duties she shoulders her pick and
works beside her husband in the mines.
A lady living near Algona, Ia,
bought mourning outfit at a milliner's
shop in that town the other day. She
said that her husband was in bad health
and liable to pass away any time, and
it might not be handy TO come to town
tor these things when she needed them.
A Spanish countess isgoing to appear
at the Russian court In dress of vivid
gold yellow. The materials are tuIle
and satin. The tulle is embroidered on
the edge and laid in large box plaits
down the front. The satin train is
edged with tulle, snd the garniture is OF
yellow crOcuses.
A Boston Herald correspondent
vOuches for this: "In front Of me sat u
lady and boy. The conductor came
along, puched her ticket, and asked !:
How old is the boy?' Ten years old
to-day said she. I'VE collect half'fare
from all children ten years old or more,
said he. The lady hesitated, colored
somewhat, and said: He will not be
ten until about IL o'clock tonight The
conductor colored also and passed while
the passengers smiled"
According to the correspondents,
Nine. Patti, upon her return to her
castle at CraigynOs, had AL enthusiastic
reception. The villagers turned out in
holiday attire and the houses were
decorated with flowers and banners. A
regular salute was fired. The villagers
accompanied the great artists equipage
TO the castle where the members of the
diva's household distributed to the poor
money, clothes and food.
"DOctor," said a fond mother, lean
ing over the bedside of her son, who
seemed to be suffering greatly "what is
the matter with him" The physician
examined the sufferer and replied,
"He's sick" "The-e," exclaimed the
woman, IL knew you could tell what
was the matter WIN nun. HOW lOrtu-
nate it is that you are in the neighbOr-
hoOd?" And she looked at the medical
gentleman with an expression that
spoke of restful confidence.
1t is reported in society circles that
among the ladies known i'll Washing
ton who are to be present at the cOron-
alton of the Car are Lady Thornton,
wife of the British Minister to Russia
Mrs. Hunt, wife of the American Min
lister, and Mrs. WaddingtOn, wife of Mr..
Washington, who is sent as the repre-
sentative of the French Government on
this occasion, and Miss King, of New
York. They will take with them their
hors, and carriages and servants, and
will take house during their stay in
Moscow. These ladies have had their
dresses made in Paris by Worth, with
the exception of Lady Thornton, who
has ordered hers from England.
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Free of Cost,

By calling A. T. Youngs, C. Moenke
mocllers or Logan & CO. drug store you
can get a bottle of DR.. Bosanko's Cough
ana Lung Syrup, which will relieve the
most obstinate cough or cold, and show
yuu what the regular 5O-cent size will DO.
When troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis,
Dry Hacking Cough, Pains in the Chest,
and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
t-y sample bottle of this medicine.
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Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by sense
of weight in the back, lOins and lower part
of the abdomen, causing the patient to sup
pose he has some affection of the kidneys
or neighboring organs. At times, symp-
toms of indigestion are present, as fatu-
enCy, uneasiness Of the stomach, etc. A
moisture, like perspiration, producing a
very disagreeable itching, particularly at
night after getting warm ia bed, is a very
common attendant. INTERNAL External
and Itching Piles yield at once to the APP
plication of DR.. BOsanko's Pile Remedy,
wkich acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, allaying the intense
itching and etfecting permanent cure
where .'other remedies have failed. DO
not delay until the dram on the system
produces permanent disability, but try II
and be cured. Price, 50 cents. Sold by A.
T. Young, c. Moenkemoeller ard Logan 4
Co., wholesale agents.
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DRY GOODs.
New York.

New YoEK. May l6.-Dry Goods With
The spring business practically over except
for few sessonsble specialties, the demand
for such is confined to wants for the COM
ina season. There is more open deman d
for cottons, and at low prices a fair guam
ti,y of stuff is being moved. The general
market, however, is dull, but prices show
some steaGiness.
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Wholesale Cattle Market.

The market at present is very stiff and
prices a shade higher. The yards have fair
supply of stock on hand.
Cattle weighing 1861, lbs and over S6.2 aB.50.
Cattle weighing 800 lbs and under ,s5.25gb.0,
Hogs-In good dem and al s. OV97 ~ accord
ing TO size and quality.
iStee1D-So.. Gaze.
JJltS-Sj .Uai 81.
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Wool,

The market Is extremely quiet, nothing
being done, the prospects are anything but
flattering. The buyers are very shy and ex.
pect price TO drop orr or cents on new clip
pings. P.ices al present are 3ia3jc with Few
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-17
JoHS K. ALLEHIEE

BROwN'S Iron BITTERS IS
composed ofIron in soluble
orn; Clnchona the great
!onic, together with C:h2.
ztandard remedies, making
2 remarkable non-alcoholiC
tome, which will cure nys-
p,.psia, indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness. and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.
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pai,d Ohio factory at IiSIlIc; New York Go.
shen ias.eiSc; swci;ze: l5@!Gci Limoerser II
diSc. ,z.z :, mar
Tried iIuit-Ney evaporated pared peacnes
90 S2c: nnrar, do. i59l6c; raspDerries ~
&c: black berries lOc. New sun dried-hhpp ,,eS
quarters C; sliced Ssse Peae do pared isalsc
do biackberries &c; do raspoerrles 1890 an.
rit.ed cherries 27a2sc. New evaporatea ap-
piles l5a17c.
Fggs-StEicily fresh stock, good dennsnu o.
l5@I6c per dozen. ooo- O., ,r,,,,aI mack
Feathers-Choice 6oasSc In orlglnm PS'
ages 4a5c more In small lots. ., mag m
1Eoreiep Fruits Florida oranges "a oVa' ~
nar hox: Nessina do s. 75a3 w; Nalencih w
e OGa7 50 per case; Jamaica 90 - VSao !" pe'
hbI. Nessina lemons - I5ai w per poA. o,,a
Honey--Choice white clover 2a2oc: choice
p@ 0niSps"Cho,ce yellow 81 5Oper bbli choice
eel ow 7oasOc per bu; onion sets :hei. ' sniIt "a
Ss oIIeeito @ on track 65a7Oc per bushel
in |. ., q ioGSSib91s ! s, Sxy demand ms S.
IPnpItry"live ehIckens s. 50aS IS per dozen !;
dressed chickens 1SalIc dressed turkeys ioaio0'
Demand xoC s,a lUi at is,a2c for white mixed
cotton; iaihc for all wool and lHalHc ior
seeds-ssles of timothy seed at 81 iI ia - -
Is T5a9 %. as TO qualify. .oooo N ,>ar hhI.
country $6aS; crab $40. ,,-r
Sweet Corn-Is quoted nj t2a5c per 10
Tailow-Country 6%a7c; city S4aS'sc'
Flour, Grain and Feed.
ro--ootsd sy,erv week nv NJ. II. POLLOCK,
manufacturers OF the Silver GLOSS FIour, ~
The Pacific Mill, corner OF Fourteenth anu
Market streets Market dull, but 81! ghtty au'
yanced.
FLorR AND GEAIN.
Family Flour 20
MiddlingS per ton ''''' ~
Bran per ton ..,;''''..''''''''' '''''''''''' 6Oc
Corn per bushel.. .-.''.''.'''''.''' o
Wheat per buSnel. ~
Oats, ~
Oats, state. IN
hAf'
Loose VoSlV w
NaIls-sS 10 Card.
SThe nail market Is very active but prices
the mills dropped TO a s. 10 card, "a VIII be
seen by lie following quotations:
Nails, Brads and Fencing.
lOI TO God .......s3 10 I'D and 5d...........s$ 50
81 and 9d"... - so ...'"..'''''' ''''''''' " "
ed and 7d....y........ 5 6p2d....,.'..... e: %
80 cents keS advance on common cut
u inch...... 81 o Z inch 10
r. inch...."..... 81 inch .''''''"''''''''' ~
l inCb..-..".......... 90
Lining.
u Inrn. ....s7 is = inch ............... SO ~
Finishing.
and oyersi 50.
IL. ....S Is l............... .......s5 .
Casing and Box.
GO cents per kcg over common cut
Fine Blued.
81 ......S5 - I'd ..........................S W
Cut Spikes.
Boat Spikes. ~
Roofing Nails.
Iron ...................3jc cents over commonc III.
" galvanized ............S ~ over common cut.
tiuncd......... ........... 10 over common cut.
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BELLAIRE AND CAMBRIDGE ACCOM-
MODATlOS
Leaves Bellaire at sD T. N. and 1 80 p. N.
daily except sunday.
X o. sleeping Can on al through trains.
Close connections made fur all points South
snd south west, North and North west, maj !ng
his desirable route for colonists and per ons
moving 70 the great West, and 70 whom parti.
culAr attention II given.
WHEELING, PITTSBURGH AND BALfl'
MORE DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling. $40 o. m, ~ and 80 p. m.
No trains run on this di viaion on sunday.
Sleeping Car accom- mod n tons can DO secur.
cd ut depot ticket once.
ohm T. LANE, Iray. Pass; At
R-T DEyRIEa Sc-n Aren't whSalinl.
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reviewed the evidence and passed the
sentence. Finek now awaits his end,
and his execution promises to draw from
him another Oratorical flourish.
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RIyKR pIvIsioN-t.oINs lAsf.

Horp-Trains leaving Bellairs at $50 O. m
Cleveland. All trains daily except Sunday.
wM. A. BALDWIN,
Manager, Pittsburgh, Pa
F.. A. FORD, GEM Paas. q fkt. Az,
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Produce,
OFICEoF DAI LY AND WEEKLY REGISTER, !
No. l227 MARKET STREET,

Produce.
Corrected by ISRAM s. DIGBY, Produce
Commission Merchants, 1903 Main street.
AppIes-SeIling AT g 5VsS 10 per Dbl. for COM
mon; g. OdS y for fair 70 good; IS 693 70
for prime 10 choice; fancy 81 0O.
> Butler-Prime TO choice creamery SIC;
choice dairy .SaSoc: common to fair do -
PC; good 20 prime country roll l6JlSci com
mon mixed stock i2Il5c.
Beeswax-Is quoted at Sc9ssc per 10.
BeanS-P Prime new navies y Igfs ., 90.
mediums - lt02 ~; marrow fat S. -; hms
te,ns 3. EfGc Ter 70
Cleese-SaIes In q jobblng way OF prime
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Unchanged.
Toledo.
ToLEro, May 10 -whest-0penei irmer
but closed easier; No. . red winter cash
aud seller MAY il Az: seller June IL 10 :;
seller July 81 liz; seller August 81 l7H I.
seller September 81 1871; seller October
81 1917; seller year 81 IA /. Corn
Dull; No. cash and seller May 6Sc;
seller June 5S1Ic: seller July 59e. Oats
Steady; No. 2 cash 42]lc; seller July
43nc.
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, May l6.-CoffeeCDuil;
Rio cargoes common TO prime 71GlOHc;
Sugar-In fair demand; inferior 10 good
common 61s@6Tc; yellow clarified 7AS
Sc; choice white unchanged. Aolasses-
Nominally unchanged.
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Trains make connection with B. o: and o
p. railroads. All trains run daily, Sunday
excepted. o~,rv ,.
GEO, HENRY, Gent Manager. ap
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New Orleans.
BaItInl0re.

MONDAY, May II.
Cr;Ge ave sold at these Hgwes itre Uctght.
crni (oererdRy) OF rum Hire peiSM Sheep are
svId gross, thai is Hpe ipesght, or nothing OIL
ATCALVERTON YARDS.
BEEF CArTLE-The market opened fairy
active to-day, with prices in some instances
a shade higher than last week, Ls@4c,
thought 10 be Oh account of the improved
order Of the cattle, which were much bet
ter than for q long time past. We qnote
at s. soar 90, with most sales made at s. 50
to S. s7H per 100 lbs. The presence OF a
buyer for export impaired considerable ac-
tivIty to the market, but towards the close
trade became slow.
Prices of beef cattle ranged as follows;
Best Sc 50@7 90; that generally rated
first quality s. OO@6 25; medium or
good lair quality q 50@5 IS: ordinary
thin steers, oxen and COWS s. 509l w..
Extreme range OF prices s. 5Jg1 90:
Most of the sales were from s. 5O96 SIH
per 100 pounds. The cattle received were:
leo head from Virginia, 600 head from
MARYLAND, Is from Ohio, and 800 head from
Ppnnsylvan The total receipts for the
week we're 1924 head, against 1893 last
week, and 9G6 head same time last year.
or the offerings Ga head were taken by
Baltimore butchers, Is sold TO country
dealers, so TO Washington City dealers ana
- to Eastern spectators. Total sales LOT
the week 7s6 head against 1854 last week,
and 626 head same time last year. There
were 63 head taken for export to Liverpool
SwINE-There was a slight decrease this
week in the number of the offerings as
compared with those OF last week, and the
quality is equally as good as il was then.
Trade is not particularly active, the offer
ipps being fully equal TO q generally mod
crate demand. Prices are shade off from
last week. We quote 94@l0% cents, with
q few extra shade higher, most sales at
9H@l04 cents per pound net. Arrivals
this week 5l6O head against 550S last week,
and 4i2i head sane time last year.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-The offerings mum her
some $50 head more than last week, with
smaller number of lambs among them,
which we're in fair demand We quote
wooded sheep at 5@GAc, and clipped do. at
3m524c, most sales at 4G54c. Lambs 7l2g
&c, per pound gross. Arrivals this week
5 SIS head against $3.50 last week, aud 3,o5.
head same time last year.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May 1G-Live hogs-1n fair
demand; common and light S. 0o(G7 30;
packers and butchers So soar Sd. Re-
ceipts $500 head; shipments LOO head.
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Mansfield, Ohio, Nov 26, 1881.

Mansfield, Ohio, Nov Is, 1881.
-.:!=ncn:-lhave suff-redwith
r7.n in my side and back, and greGE
Srrrn-SS on my breast, vita shoot
Ing pans all through my body, at
t-gdcd wiki great weakness, dePres-
son og spirits, and loss Of apPe-
tsr. | have taken several different
r.G rines, and WAS treated by prom
iaeas physicians for my liver, kid
news. and spleen. but lCot no relief.
I;HYuEht I would Try B-Own's Iron
IurrS: | have now taken one boill:
ada half and am about wcll-pS.n
Inside and back al gOne-SOreDssS
a.. on, q my breast, and have a
god -Ppel,e, and am gaining IN
s:rcrs;N and aesh. Itcaa justly De
called the ki4g Of NsSSictHST.
JoHN X. ALLESGER.
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RAILROAD BoSps-Generally heavy


ESTATE SECURITIES Neglected.
-SroCKs-The special features in the stock
market in the forenoon were in Wabash,
which was exceptionally weak and lI!Iy
Il. per cent. lower, and Union Pacific aud
Lackayanna, which were strong and = per
cent. higher Aside from Wabash the re.
suit of the forenoon's business was merely
the maintenance of yesterdays best prices
on the general list, which were somewhat
higher than the closing figures last night
Among the specialties Chicago, st. Louis
and Pittsburgh advanced i. and II
per cent. for common and pre-.
terred; Richmond and Danville
IL and Canada Pacific &c above highest
prices yesterday. Wabash continued de.
pressed up to o'clock. In the last hour
the market was generally frmer AMI there
was an Improvement Of "a &c on the gen.
eral list, bringing prices up TO about the av-
erase of the day. Exceptions to the gen.
eral rule Of recovery and strength in the
last hour were Wabash, which closed at
2H per cent. lower than last night, and
Memphis and Charleston 3per cent lower.
The majority Of other stocks closed at q
small fraction below last nights closing
but the market was firm al the close.
TransartiODs OSs OOD
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The Prl>Oner's Plea.

May it please the Court: | know not
which weighs the heaviest upon ME
wonder or grief. Both weigh heavily
upon me. must first call to mind the
occasion which | am called upon to
make my appearance before the Court
to-day. This to ME is most solemn and
serious. 1t is as the sadness of death it
self-death which, in brief while, will
come to me with sickle and terror.
Alas. alas! for such unlucky stars that
beamed at my birth. But l am not
possessed of that obstinate stubbornnesS
characteristic of one who is about to
have sentence of death passed upon
him. or, more generally speaking,
hardened criminal. Being truly sensible
OF the singular and serious position in
which | am placed, cannot help but
shudder, and must say that these are
the saddest moments of my life.
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Death IL the Destiny

of all men; and, being debt of nature
which must be paid, l do not fear to
meet it in its natural form. But shud-
der-I fear-the best of us do so, to die
a disgraceful and iguOminiOus death. |
do not make this talk as an effort to
save my life. 1t is an effort to seek JUS
tice, and to save the reputation of my
family, whose honor is dearer 20 me
than my life. For what is life? 1t Is
but vapor; it appears but a spark
struck out of nothingness and expires
in darkness. Nay, it is but flash out
of darkness, soon again TO return. As
the old Saxon imagination pictured it,
it is like the swift flight of bird from
the night without, through a lighted
chamber filled with guests, heated with
the breath of passion, back into the cold
night again" The strange uncertainty
of life is but
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Hep Bitters are The Papess a.A Best
BttteRs Ever ANAA


They are compounded hon Hops Malt,
Baehu. Mandrake and Dandsliou-,he Oldest
besi and most valuable medicines In the world
and contain all the bat and most curauvs
properties OF all other remedies, bslnS the
greatest Blood Purifier, Liver Regulator and
Life and Health Restoring Agent on earth.
No disease>or Ill health can poasibly exist
where these Bitte1 are used, % varied AID
perfect are their operations
They give new lie and vigor TO the Aged and
tnnrm. To all whose employ meuts cAuSe tr.
regularity Of the bowels or urinary orgAna or
who require an APPETIZER, Tonic and mild
8 iEulsnL Hop Bitien are invaluable. hsing
highly curative, tonic and stimulating. with.
out Intoxicating.
No matter what your feelings or symphonic
are hat the disease or ailment II, use Hop
BIiierk Eon1 wait until you are sick, but II
You only feel bad or miserable, use Hop HIT
ters NJ once. II may AVE your life. Hun.
dreds have been Aaved by % doing. Ptvs
hundi ed dollars Win Be- paid foe eass they
will not cure or help,
DO not sufisr or lei your friends suf5ee, but
use and urve u EN- 20 use Hop Bittsrk.
Remember, Hop Rttten u no vile, drueHed,
drunken nostrun. but the Purs.t and BsSi
MediciIe ever made; the "lnvAlidS Friend
and HoI<," and no peraon or family should
be without them. Try The Bittsrs today.