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AsLIGHr DiprICULrY
between Two OF the Clerks of the State
kenRte.

Between Two Of the Clerks OF the State
SENATE.
Yesterday forenoon Mr.. I. ]. PGrke, en-
crossing clerk OF the State Senate, had reso-
luton presented in that body to pay him q
per day In addition 10 his usual per diem. Mr..
T. H. Marshall, one OF the Committee Clerks,
objected to tho resolution because It did not
include him, and spoke to several Of the
Senators concerning It Mr.. Parke hearing
Of this, had the resolution Withdrawn, and
inst after doing 10, met Mr.. Marshall In one
81 the COMMITTEES rooms, and introduced the
subject Of the resolution, saying that he had
md IL withdrawn, but thereafter he
aWanted Mr.. Marshall to attend strictly
10 his own business" The latter
made some response TO which Mr.. Parke
fool exception, and be struck Mr.. Marshall.
The latter was sitting, or reclining 10 a chair
AZ Inc time, In such position, be claims,
fbst he could make no resistance, and when
he rose. he concluded 10 seek bis redress In q
isgal way. He accordingly sxore ont war
rant before Justice Caldwell, which was
r mad setSirnabIe Wednesday morning Mr..
Msrshall has engaged General Robert White
N ~ nf n die case, and Mr.. Parke has re.
tSinsd j. W. 81 Clair, Esq, to defend him.
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Heavy gales and floods prevailed in Eng
lapd and Ireland yesterday.
Prince Napoleon, with his son Prince
Louis, left Paris for London yesterday
morning. Il:
..The late Earl Of Ashburnham's collection
Of manuscripts are offered for sale to the
British museum. They have unequalled
range, extending from The Saxon period "a
the letters Of Cromwell, including the re-
iusai OF Hampden and Others to pay shlr
money. There are 1000 volumes. The
price probably will be Gl60,0o The Time
points out that II Great Britain hesitates to
purchase the collections, America 10 Ger
iainly ready to do 90, that Chicago holds 9
beouest for the purchase Of library, and
that Germany BIAS already been treating
for the purchase Of tie manuscripts.
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ABOUT VALENTINES.
What the Dealers Oner-Growth OF an
old Custom.

81. Valentines Day Is the one pet day OF
the calendar to the average girl, "object Of
the implablest disgust to the elderly bach.
elor, and the bee NOR Of the postmsn. Few
or none Of these care to know that st. valen.
tine, whose festival comes on February II,
was a Bishop In the early days Of Rome, and
that the Emperor Claudius had him behead.
ed. Why the present obseryanceS oil the day
should have gradually come In vogue the
careful chronicler will not undertake to say.
II Is ascrbed by some TO the ancient feast OF
supsrcalid when number OF names Of
maidens were placed In an urn aud drawn
out by m equal number OF youths, who thus
selected their valentines, and the popular
theory that on that one day In the year birds
choose their mates has bad It's changes rupg
in all the poeticAl lines which valentine
vendors most do trade in. At any rate, the
day Is more and more observed each year,
and the stationers reap rich profit from the
custom.
This year the designers, engrayers and
printers, whose arts have been recently taking
such advanced strides in the manufacture Of
birthday and holiday cards, are doing q
cheap comic and sentimental valentines 70
the waste heap, where they will do the
least harm. For the first time, the fancy
goods dealers and news men OF Wheeling
this year display valentine cards which,
though not costly, are really worth persery.
ing as things OF beauty. Some OF the fringed
cards, similar to the popular designs Of
Christmas and New Years cards, are really
artistic, anc there Is commendable eleva.
ton OF the style OF the quotations and cou.
plets on the cards, Instead OF the old.
1.-THE rose Is red, tho violet blue"
stuff, quotations from the poets, or simple
but not ridiculous original verses accompany
pleasing and appropriate designs The more
beautiful and novel 10 delight the heart Of
the most aesthetic maiden, and II the artists
and printers continue to improve in this
field DO they have In holiday cards, 81, Valen
tines day bids fair TO become once more
popular day.
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VARIOUS QUACKS
b.,
Who---Each With His Own Pet
Scheme--Cultivate the Field .
or Human Nature. j.,

There have always been quacks:-legal quacks
theological quacks. scientific auacks and medical
quackS. Some OF them are bland, oily fellows who
argue and smile the world into believing in their
iayorite bit OF humbug. Others are pompous and
pretentious parasites. But they make II pay. Men
seem TO love to beswindled Atlpulang only that 1,
shall be neatly done.
The dear public are equally liberal 10 the electric
and magnetic fraud. This fellow isa genius In his
line. lie will put magnetic belt around your
waist, amhgnet!c necklace under your chin, or d
you out with IN entire suit Of magnetic clothes
warranted TO serve the purpose Of ordinary gar.
ments, and at the same time 10 cure all diseases
from whooping cough to hasty consumption.
Most OF these have no more electric or magnetic
power about them than resides in wooden blankets
Or in glrdles Of sackclo,h. Only when applied by
an expert 1, electricity Of the slightest use a. q
medicinal agent and even then It's value "a grossly
over stated. What is the ltrongest possible pre-.
sumptive evidence In favor OF particular remedy
Clearly that Il should have been prepared by re
sponEible persons Of acknowledged Gkill In, the
Treatment Of diseases.
squarely on this foundation stands BEysoS,s
cAPcINE POROUS PLASTER. Endorsed by 5,oot
physicians. pharmacists, druggists aud chemists, 1,
needs no further apology nor introduction. II 1.
the one and only true aud tried external appllca.
ton. ouacks Of all kinds pay the Capcine the
compliment Of their dislke, Satin Is mid 10 like
holy water.
Look in the middle Of the plaster for the word
"Capcine." Price Is cents.
seabuty q johnson, Chemist, NewYorf.
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nothers, Mother. u N others,

Are you disturbed at night and broken oil
your rest by sick childsutering and crying
with the e1cruciating pain Of cutting teeth
II So 70 at once and get bottle Of Mrs,
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer inmediately-depend
upoil Il; there 10 no mistake aboutit. There
Ii not mother on earth who has ever used
IL, who will not tell you at once that II will
regulate the bowels, and give rest 70 the
mother and relief and health TO the child
operating like magic. It isperteetly safe q
use In all cases, and pleasant 70 the taste, and
Is the prescription Of one OF the Oldest pes,
female physicians and nurses IN the unitee
+st1tes. Bold everywhere. 70 cents bottle
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RIBBONS,
RIBBONS,
RIBBONS.

Weopen to-day $50 pieces Of Ribbons,
We have closed out an entire lot; they
consist OF Gros trains, Satin and Gro.
Grains and 0ttomans in all colors, and ID
the different widths. We have secured
them much under their value, and our
customers shall have the benefit Of 1t.
We guarantee to save you from 80 to
40 per cent on regular prices. II you
are needing Ribbons, or even II yen are
mot, It will justify you to buy them now.
A. L. RICE & co.
A. L. RICE & co.
A. l.. RICE & co.
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The greatest bargains ever offered. Wool
delains only 10 cents. Good Allen Prints
S cents Fifty pieces haest Ginghams, II
cents Good silk, 90 cents. Good Cashmere
i2X 10 so cents. oil Cloth, Window Blind:
and fixtures, ready to hang, 10 cents. Call
soon at Nos. 2Ol9 and and 202l Main street.
-. =, InHN RnINHR
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THE
PACIFIC NORTHWEST /!
Oregon, Washington and Idaho.

Often the best field for Emigranis q mid.
equable, aud healthy climate; cheap lands Of stl!
fertility, producing all varieties OF Grain, frilhnl
1taASes III wonderful abundance; an lneEh4uIlpe
supply Of Timber: vast Coal Yields, and 0ud
mineral deposits cheap and quick tranSpohAlloa
by railroads and river navigation direct c0ninee
Win all parts Of tho world, owing 70 IL proximity
70 tho Pacific Ocean.
No Drouths, no Insect Pests, 10 HuTicApa
HhisiMinds, or other Destructive PhenOnEnG,
The Lands Of tho Pacific Northwest hOw "
average yield Of wheat peF acre largely In eIcss6
mat OF any other section Of tho United stAttA
No ALLURE Of crops has ever occurred.
OreXon wheat commands n higher price uLa
that Of any other country ia the Liverpool usiEsL
An Immense area Of very fertile kAlltOai SSs
Government Lands within easy reach OF The tEllk
lines oil the Northern Pacific R. X the Oltsge
Hallway y Navigation, and the Oregon y tAlionss
4. Il. Co.'S and their numerous branches IN Ips
great valleys OF the Columbia and lb trbunIns
are now offered Tor SAle al low prices. and on ~
Entry.
The great movement Of population 10 the Coluin
6iA region now In progress will DO enormously W
creased BY the completion OF the Northern PAgpc
Z. r. Andth Oregon Railway d Navigation ~
bystemh This renders certain rapid Increase u
the value Of Lands now open 10 purchase u 70 t@
ny under the United States Land Lava
For Pamphlets and Maps, descriptive Of the com,
w, ib resources, climate, routes oil tiAVel n's
and full information, address,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


ON Hoon. West Virginia A W Layre, BAG
j iauna. cry ChaS Lelnell, Pittsburgh
q smith, Pittsburgh JPDukehaft, Baltimore
j JHro RMH HsnR Burt, Warrington
FrNnk Smith, Portland Ii Swift Pittsburgh
4 b McDoiiaId, Newark N EOIboln, NeWtfk
] T McNeChen. Iark'b'fK 9 RunbaCh. BellAiro
Mis- Nash West Virginia J. K. Buen, Boston
W lawrence. B&UkR II KoontE, N hAItinsyll |
A Cranef i ", WellSbR Mis- Pink oAkes. Mellib'r
j stonesaeld, N MaTtInS'leJ q Banadaule, PhilA
PART OF lAXER 4 PARRES COMPANY.
CDe BeyAise, Harry walker,
Z; n DeveTe Harry W, X OK,
G Harbert, Geo barr and wife.
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--NN%-U-
RIvER NEWS.
The PreSent stage-General Leyee
l,ncOnics.


The Present stage-General Leyet
Laconics.
Contrary to expectations the river did moi
rise very rapidly yesterday, Tor which al
ahould be duly thankful. twill be noticed
from the reports by telegraph that Cincinnati
Is suffering terribly from the effects Of the
immense volume OF water that passed here
last wetk Business on the leyee was very
brisk yesterday, all tho packets putting IN
an appearance and doinga splendid trade.
The C. Y. Lucas left for Powhatan yester.
day at2p.I.
The Enterprise and Acorn passed down With
tows OF coal yesterday afternoon.
The Diurnal left yesterday for Parkersburg
and the Courier is this mornings ParkefsbHrg
packet.
Last evening the water Just covered the o.
foot mark on the wharf and the river was
still rising.
Yesterday the Monitor arrived from below
with tic boats aud laid up alongside Arm
strong's boat.
Yesterday the following boats resumed
their respective trades: Little Anna, Tele-
gram, Abner o'Neal and Princess.
Inc fTel Wllsou NJ. :. TIC Eable auu JIG
Alex. Swift yesterday passed up with empties
and the Elaine passed up with tie boats.
The Andes will leave this afternoon for
Cincinnati. Capt. Mulleman Is In command,
and Mr.. Mart Noll Is In The office assisted by
Mr., Charlie Knox. The boat is one OF the
finest stern wheelers on the river, possessing
uuexcelled accommodations for passengers
and freight.
GREEssaoRo, February la.-River 30 feet
8 inches and falling Weather clear.
PARKER Pa, February 19.-Riyer feet 8
inches and falling; Weather clear and cool
Oh Cry. Pa, February l9,-Riyer feet 8
inches and falling. Weather clear and cool
Lock No. 4 Pa. February l9.-River 20 feet
and rising. slowly; Weather clear; Their
mometor So.
MoRo.S7owS, W. Va, February l2.-River
10 feet inches and falling; weather clear;
Thermometer $50.
Baowssy1L1E, Pa, February l2.-Riyer 81
feet 0 inches and rising very slowly
Weather clear Thermometer age.
H.. ri...no# n,n ,,ok ffantad hty
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Present stock Of pianos, Stairway, Knabe
Chickering, Hallet 4 Davis, Emerson, Hard
man, Guild, &c, OF the very lowest prices,
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
'''u'' s''"' Lvc.S Muuc srolr,
1I42 Main street
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Che aateligettfer.
ouice. Nos. Is aud 81 Fourteenth Street,


New AdVeFtibehehtss
New Spring Dress Goods. s. Rhodes & CO
Parlor Coal Vases Nesbitt d Bro.
For Rent-Two Story Brick House.
Psnsions|N. ". Fitzgerald 4 Co.
Wanted-Chambermaid.
City Residence For sale-Wm. L. Hearn.
For Sale-Bank Stock.
One Touch OF Winter-B. F. Caldwell.
Removable. Hess q Sons.
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ASSISTANT CnIEY ESorSRER MATHEW
BRADY, Of the San Franchises Fire Depart
ment, sayt: II have been subject 70 an
aggrayating pain In my chest for over four
wears. Two weeks ago commenced using
A Jacobs Oil: Il has cured me-"
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SHERIFF's SALE OF
Valuable Farm!

The valuable farm, belonging 10 the heirs Of ths
late pempsy Bundy, consisting OF over 81 Gcs,
VIII DC sold on The premises, free o. dover, undg
button among the heits, WEDNESDAY, FtbrgLIy
~, 1883. u lies miles cast Of GAINESVILLE, Bel
mont county, Ohio, and mile west OF BuitOnI
Station. Store and P. o. (Pugh), on the B, d 0. l.
X. Apptaised Of $i8, 2Sl.
This land lies we'll has living water Ia every btk,
10 good heart Is 10 fertility. Much oil the In
eng u new has % acres OF good timber. two Gppk
ofchatds, substantial two story. liIck houe
good frame barn, and other 0utbulldings, and 4 p
every respect ono Of the most desirabte fans u
this vicinity. A State road leads through Il, and Il
VIII be sold-as may best suit the wiSbes Of I'D
den-either q one or In two parts OF Us RcTes Ibd
!6H acres There Is q com fortable small house and
barn. also apple orchard on the latter
Tetma-Three equal annual payments. With ID
terest on payments deferred. For any further 10
formation apply 70 Jeptha Bundy, on the premIa,
Or address 70 Pugh, Ohio, 0fJ. I. scoaeld, Cur
dian. GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
SAFE 70 commence At u O'Clock
laSy - LEROY G. ARDwTCK. RhEhk
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sn.,I.I snle on Fine Millinery.

Owing 10 change in business will offer at
special sale beginning Monday, February
18th, my entire stock Of ine millinery at
cost, ", N.AktlkG
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CEtluIolp EYEGLASSES are not affected by
atmospheric changes They are equally adapt
cd 10 warm and cold climates. For sale by
ali leading jewellers and opticians. MwT&w
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EoR SALE CHEAP.
VALUABLE FARM 8 GARDEN LANDS,
62 ACRES.

Situated two miles west Of Bridgeport, ohls, %
National Road, and ~ miles from the Ciy q
containing twelve rooms, and equal 10 any one d
the county, covered with slate roof, and hayrt
cellar room under the entire building. Also tst
tenant houses, an orchard Of 800 apple ifet d
choice varieties Twill offer said laud a. whole
or In sub diyihiols 10 suit purchaser.
Fortuither Information Inquire on the prenld
or address
y 81 J. s. BATES,
Ja8 . Bridgeport Ohio
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DuRKEE's SALAD DRESSING. a ready.made,
itch and delicious dressing for oil salads Of
meats, a.h or vegetables. Cheaper and infln.
itely. better than homemade. No sauce
Annal IN IL
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sale,
FOREIGN NOTES.

A we'll established millinery business. Fol
particulars apply To N. V. Keller.
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INDICATIONS.


wAsa1seros, D. G., February IS, 1 A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, inGreas.
ing oloudiness and occasional rain, northeast
10 southeast winds, lower barometer, sigh
rise In temperature.
For the Lake Region, fair weather During
the day, followed by increasing eloudIness
easterly 70 southerly winds, lower barometer
slight rise In temperature.
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srOcKs-The market throughout the dSy was dun
and dec ining prices At the close being the lowest
parIdc. Weltesn UoIon, St Paul, Denver. burlington
& Quincy, Teas Pacific. The net result OF the
day business was decline from y " ~ per cent
below clndngOn saturday, the decline being tile
Union, ct Paul and darlington 4 ouitcy, In the
order named.
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ssIGNEE's SALE
ARTISTS, SUPPLIES

ARTISTS SUPPLIES.
Winsor and Newton oil Paints, Water CHAN
aud Indian Ink, Rcroixs Ensmei Colorx on,
.Tayons, Blendon, Sable Brushes, hglhh Canyn
Palettes, PLAQUES. Mullers, Stumps Crsyon Hold.
In general stere. No. a TwELyrn Strict.
b! B. 8. ALLISON,
ja26 Assignee OF ", & Hutchlnk
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rhormomeIer Record.

The following shows the range Of the Their
mometer, as observed at Sehnepfs drug store
Opera House corner yesterday:
7AGns.IsSsssliA,sA74sss.lass .stss.7s Z
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EoR SALE.
EoR SALE Alta BARGAIN.

.Ngh. hundred and twenty.one acres o, tp.l,
timbered land, about i've miles southeast Of B,si.
The land Ia undorlAid with coal and the timber an
be hoated down XIX River 10 market, Also klcl
acres Of umbered land in Perry county, TennsIst,
w. v. H0GE& BRO,
OCT -. ... IHe- 100 MhfkAt Etrs,t
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E'oR RENT-THE SITUATION Avn
II House, among the best on the Island a. HsD
among the best In the city, and where hlVb Iass
never comes; containing, with bath and csI,,, tst
rooms, gas and water through The hons . ia
clothes presses. cnpboards and water cISsst pplh
reasonable. Apply 70 A. " ADAMS. =" Ihent
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T,oR PENTHOUSE ZIG E0PF o.
IL FIVE rooms and bath room, gocd rSiis, str
and gas grained through En0uire 5mnsii
MoREIEAD, Furniture house, Iii Main S :,
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FoR SALE.

ROE SALE.
Available Farm Of $50 acres for sale, sts,
ated on Fork Ridge, Marshall county, WA,
8 miles from BIZ o. R. r. station, IS Mills
from Wheeling, on q good road, oil In gttss,
and In high state OF cultivation; onebti
mile from school, convenient to mills, mar
ket and churches; plenty OF good fruit, well
wateted. To be sold In one tract or In par
cells. For further particulars call on or 3D.
dress
Glen Easton, Marshall Co., W. Va
Menfinn this nan1r ioO6nIv
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rISAnC1AL AND oOnnEaoIAL.
New Torh uoaey md stoel.a.

ERy YoRx. February l2--xoney Sat per cent;
closed offered 1t per cent Prime mercantile paper
ba6 per cent sterling Exchange bankers bills |
hTTn a. Il 50: demand sts6.
cant hluhAE - y. - =
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The residence on the old Chapline farm
took FIRE last Saturday night aud was burned
10 the ground.
Mr.. Wylie Bell, who has been visiting
friends In this vicinity, has returned 10 hii
home in Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs.. James woodcock, OF Bridge
port, Ohio, have been visiting Mrs. J. R.
Ewing, OF this place, for few days past.
DR.. J. H. storer, OF Triadelphia, has leased
Mr.. Woods residence at Elm Grove II ID
understood that Mr.. Woods will move to
Wheeling.
Miss Hervsy, Of Elm Grove, is under
tuition at the Commercial College Of Wheel.
Ing, preparatory to accepting position IN
one OF the departments At Washington, =. O.
NEW CUMBERLAND.
On Sunday The Methodist Sunday School
reoreaniEed and elected Mr.. @. w, Stewart,
Jr., Is superintendent. The school Is In a
aourishing condition and starts out in the
year with fair prospects,.
Miss Fannie H. Tarr arrived home here on
Saturday evening, and Is the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Prof. Marshall. Miss Tarr has
b. en- spending the winter In Brooke county.
Mis- Jacobs. daughter Of the editor OF the
WellSburg Herald, accompanied Miss TAR,
and q also the guest Of Mrs. Marshall.
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WANTED.
FOR RENT.

iag ngh!h and Rroaaway. Ne TTpSSI a,ss N,
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RAILROAD BoSns-llrgulRr aud generally Wea
STATE sRcuRiIll9-Dull and fsaturGlets.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-28
srEAafgHIP LIVES.
GLASGOW Wa. LoNDONDERRY,

Cabin passage, e0O 10 go. Second cabin, 90.
steerage, outward, e2s, Prepaid, e2i.
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,AEuMArlsM ANc cour cuREp

When we can establish by a chain Of evidence
III cl every inquiry but makes stronger, that W
ave tile only real, or radical remedy for Rheumatic
disorders, and we put that evidence within the reach
If every sufferer igit0u money and tOiholt price Vt
,aim that no one bnt the foOl VIII turn TO IL lea
dr or close his eyes TO the glad stdings bring
his bligtted life In justice 10 us, 10 you, TO- You
ionendent families, and TO tae consummaton OF you
il. ambition before you were stricken down by
iisease we ask you to 90 with us for few moment
n .he nnnys II some whJ nave drank OF the t0dteT
D., Je and are now full Of the jog Of hanth, ready u
eIl 10 the world their glad experience We viii give
you no false statement and make no assertion which
,annot by proper inquiry tby letter or rsugt
ieDds) be pFobed 10 the bottom and ieund TO be fni
lf tyNh
Amops hundreds cae present spsoe allows us 70 N
,C NJ 8ardoE iis PymOu'h ST. Broohyu sister suner
With Chronic Rhenmatism many Sesra - -
Mr. Haslings Pearl 81, hruaAes-BeVere Bn-amat,o
OGS Dr.. oaemmerer sGus D., BrOohiys acute aud
NJ Asnsler asa Gou s. BroOhiyn --0uAgs4 RheuInatsu
Years-had expended s0Os IN otheE medioipes anS
p Ne,ia. a. rslrd Avenue, srOOElyn- Chronic Rhsama
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ratosy and OhToaio RbeumAaAm and very bad Chronic
NJ Pil,nrtoa is ss.b 81. BruOAlysAess sad ohronis
Aheumatsm ior years. "had tried every thing"
Or. Goodrich, Nov YorS CtyaaohIT9nls a. T Ehsn1a.isn
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csps ssihan WOOD lOa BOath D., New Yosk-oAronic
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The nbO ahmed gentlemen En9I eag eeIn cured by oar
O. Of p .eumatsm Dyspepsia Liver 80 kidney sordea
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you saw this advertisement.
fillmore. Adams & Co.'S sS AeAAHaAS Avo
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