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a TOME PROOF.

gilman and Liver Diseases and Rheumatism
,IHAa,.J ieribIy-"Eothlng seemed 10 help nei
s1G 10. EstO utOI bed. Dr. smith S SpEed me S
Wheeling, viva
n.,,rh Po.ypus OF Nose, Impaired voiee,-sui'
"a y, TeSS; patent medicine failed 70 help me.
d. smith completely G CHAR IL; CHADDUCK,
nj SpelLGl 4 Co, Wheeling. ". Va.
Dr,natSG aud Ulccnted Stomach "Ireatment
ttyeis failed to give ne relief j. Dr: smith cured
IS,,"Hsd ihem for fourteen yeara. DT. Smith
~ LOUIS ?. WARRINGTON.
IsSsoi1IG. Running Sores on Head. NY son was
$500 FOR fourteen years. Nothing scanned 70
sSiosIn. br. smith cured him
Market street, Wheeling. W. Va
r,rr.,-"sQfe;ed Tor year. with CAnc0r. Had II
nj mi thrs TINES. It returned alter each opera
r.. Dr, smith cured me without Enlte. cansuc or
- - 49, Ms. q. u. oRCuTT.
6I. FJtula Of AnuA-FlAt Of my back for u
resn Rg2orted dying. D.. Smith cured me- with
OIL iaA'' u wv ~ THOMAS coLvN,
YhoItsGle'drooer, AAlD 81, wheeling, W. Va.
TirrrIti0uJ Of ReCtun, ProlApsls and Piles
-SWT given up 70 die and pronounced iAcura'
he Dr. smith cuEef We sslthmn. xnii NE.
Aartin's Ferry.
Rev, 4. O. LSdd writes :-"Dr. slrlth's probes.
ya'alertCrs Ia my family have been most satis.
hc.fJ, and commend hln TO all ~ gentleman
md LkIlllal phyhciAn."
W., 4S7GrrI KOlO sGys:-"I had been suffering
of svet. yrAfS aud IIeated By many physicians ioi
dnt4tSii. Dr.. smith SAld had tape worm, and
d t.Sht aou1 removed monster 100 feet long,"
gtfrIle CCnlplaintA-Three years In hospitals tot
frrIS, giye ne peculiar advantages In suck cRses.
Psn0S cured Of r1t1uh, dlGeaSGs Of heart, liver,
SnnIrh, Eidneys, akin. blood, nervous affections
al WEAKNESSES 0! men and youth, sCrotula and
Ga1nG teGtlty 70 my Eucccs.
Plts cured without the kniIe.
st!eSIS Il distance may 20 tro2ted BY letter and
ATTRACTION guaranteed. < chart Tor 6ali-exAmInA.
ton Bat on receipt Of two thsee-cent stamps, and
LtVioa returned ire,
Is1Tr1uou at oaice heo. Office hour8 from d.
NpSF,L, daily. CAL on or address
JOHN Z. smith, n. D.,
nIi.DIW No l41l ThGpline St, Wheeling, W. Va.
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~ ss,II 70 Bid!

Oto AWU IOANt
Probsbly no better division OF time hiss
ever been made than that into three equal
periods Of eight hoDrs eaph, eight hours
given to business, eight 10 reading and i'm.
provement and the remaining eight to sleep.
The celebrated Alfred divided his time IN
this way. ! have long thought that the
native American requires more sleep than
the European. For myself, ! find nine or
ten hours sleef in single night will cure
me OF all triding malRdies with which,
from time to time, may be afflicted. Some
extraordinary advice has been given BY
certain distinguished persons with refer.
ence to the time devoted to sleep, but
each writer falls ipto the common
blunder Of applying rulo 70
ali which he finds good in bis ovr
case. Bishop Taylor advises three hours
Wesley suggests sig "a the least time that
will answer. He declares that during hi
lie he never knew any one to retain vigor
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A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and liberated Piles has been discovered BY
DR.. William, ian indian remedy called Dr..
Williams Indian Ointment a single box
has cured the worst chronic cases OF twenty
i've years standing. No one need suffer ave
minutes alter appl yins this wonderful Sooth:
ihg medicine. Lotions and instruments do
more harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorhB the tuwoTs, Bllsys the intanse itch.
ing, particularly ct night after getting warm
In bed, acts rs pouItice, gives instant and
painless relief, and is prepared only for Piles,
itching Of tie private parts, and for nothing
For sale by all druggists and mailed on re.
ceipt Of price, 81 90.
FOR ssle BY ]. F. shirk, Logan & Co., also
Chss. Aenkemsllsr, Wheeling, and &. K.
McCoGahey, BidReport.o. nav
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The X Roads Statesman Exhorts His
Party co stop Playing the Fool and
Break into the Full Treasury.
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Express-0ue Mans Fortune Does Not
Make u Pool of.
As large number Of inquiries have
been sent to the Americen to know II Mr..
Jack Graves, the driver Of Stockell Engine
No. !, had received the $4,000 which it
was announced he drew on ticket No. o.
563 in the last drawing OF the Louisiana
State Lottery, reporter visited the gentle
man yesterday for the purpose OF ascertain
ing the fact. Thefortunate man was found
in Chief Stockell's office, talking TO him
about buying residence for himself and
daughter, which he intended to purchase
with his newly.gotten wealth.
The scribe announced the object OF his
visit to Lucky Jack" as Mr.. Graves is
now called.
did he get Ill" replied the Chief OF the
Nashville Fire Department. He certainly
did, through the Southern Express Com
pany, TO whom he gave the ticket for col.
lection. lie was notified last Monday TO
call and get his money, and ne asked me 10
go with him. Together We called on Mr..
Dorsey O. Pierce, the agent Of the Express
Company, who handed over to Jack the
usual yellow package, with the usual mum.
Der Of brown seals upon It, but very un.
usual amount in it. Jack cut it open and
we took out ten packages Of enbacks,
each containing one thousand dollars in
twenty dollar bills.
"Mr. Pierce counted for the company
and | counted for Jack. 1t was correct 10
dollar. We, Jack and !, went to the bank
together, and he deposited $500 OF the
money. What did he do with the rest, you
ak? will tell you" said the kind hearted
Chief, in whisper, as he led the reporter
out into the hall. Jack sent $500 IS a
present TO his father and sister, who live
in the country and are not is the best Of
circumstances. He would not like it Ii he
knew l told you" Lucky Jack" told the
reporter that he was still going TO keep mis-
position as engine driver, as he had been in
the business Tor twenty years, and would
not know what to do out Of it. He says his
wife will still do all her houSework, but he
is glad that be drew the $4,000 in the
Louisiana State Lottery, as he can buy him.
self fine home and pu! 5000 out on in
terest besides.-NaSIrille (IeSn.) american,
Augua %.
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| career oil Henry titlhTu, the Northern
Pacific Genius-A Graduate from Jour-
| naiisn.
Chicago TiHe.
In this connection brief biographical
sketch Of Mr.. Henry Willard will be Of in
terest to the general reader. 1t seems that
in an early day be was known as Heinrich
1ilgard. Prof. julius Hilgard, Of the
United States coast survey, is his uncle.
The Heinrich Hilgard OF thirty years ago
is the Henry Willard OF to-day, and Is the
son OF Gustave Hilgard, formerly President
OF the Munich Supreme Court. Five OF
Mr.. Wizards uncles came 10 America, but
his father remained in the old country, and
he might also have still been there but for
an escapade while he was attending the
Munich University, which induced him TO
come to this country in 1858, when he was
but 10 years old. He came to Chicago,
where he was taken in charge by his
uncle, Robert 9. Hilgard, OF the Savings
Bank at Belleville, ILL.,, but he did not re-.
main there very long, the place being too
small. In his movements around the coun-
try he met Horace Greeley, who employed
him as general correspondent from the
west. 1t this capacity he made himself
record under the non de plume Of Willard,
which he aiterward adopted as his name.
At the close OF the war he went to Europe,
and so fully explained how the rich mer.
chants Of that country could realize large
percentages on Investments in America
that he was intrusled with large sums Of
money to place in this country. His in
vestnents became 50 successful that in
1878 Willard became known not only as the
agent Of millionaires, hut one himself. His
association with the Northern Pacific has
been its success, and ne seems to hold con.
trolling power over the roads Of the north
west. Dir. Willard is plain, transformations
man, good. humored, klnd.Learted, devoted
to his family, but fond Of hard work. He
is thoroughly Americanizsd and his home
is in New York, where he will evidently
remain, as he is erecting a mansion that
will rival that OF Mr.. Vanderbilt. The
opening OF the road OF which he is the
President is regarded by him as an import
aut era in his life, and he is urging his ut.
most endeavors TO make the excursion such
an one as shall be unsurpassed in com.
pleteness by that Of any road that has been
opened in the past or may be in the future.
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MIN


shoGi Fuilen. Monroe CO., Augustine aged 0.
Mn: D. wet1eI, Hant0rd CITY, August IL con
b. Si1ik II. HOlyasld. FAiruOnt, August 2Ii
M. DR.. Oh IS. II. stephen, Berkeley co., Aug. %.
ton.
MA J. Stone, Preston CO., August 40; Igeds 81; re.
suit OF accident
Barbara Alice and Martha Ann Ctp:. Preston co
aged Is and IL respectively; died within twelve
houn VI each other.
:. M. Nancy BonGf. MnshAll county Aug 96i aged
TO- heart dlsesSc.
NJ. y. i. Evans, s.. Clainville, Aug az aged "a:
paralysis Of the heart.
Nm. Adam wGggoncI. Bellaire. Angus. Is.
~ hold fever.
Ms Jao B. Snyder, Greeubrier CO., Aug. u; con,
oliver higgins, welzelco Aug ~; typhoid fever.
Mn. Mary Burns, Monroe CO., Aug. ~; aged -.
Mn. Henry CopelhaveE, Greeubrier CO., Aug. %;
aged 81.
PRICE Armstrong, nnxsou CO., Aug. &c; aged %.
J. W. Parsons, Tucker CO; Aged 81; consumption.
Mrs, Hannah Stevenson, BeLaire. aug. ~
BAL. .. Peck, aeicer CO., Al z. IL: aged 81.
harry Fields MARhAll co /, Aug. q RgPd7
Daniel Fields, Marshall CO., Aug. &c, aEed2
Key. ZImh Umsatt, Heyser. aug. %; aged Is; con
MEs. William McGRw, B,ll4irc, Aug.
Mns: DRni:l WhtiemAn, Harrison CO., Aug q;
Sged 60; consumption.
Mn! Nh Mart Z Petty. Elizabeth. Aug, g; AgedSO.
Ms Rachael Z. Lllier, Hampshire CO., Aug q;
aged a.
,RoLt. Powell, PIedmsnt. Aug. 20: sged O.; heart
disease.
Nm N VOL Hcyman. Wheeling. Aug; 81; aged 6a,
No. David Mass, Wheeling. Aug. -; aged IS.
Nicholas Bender, Jr., Wheeling, Aug rs; aged q.
Mn. Mary fGgeE, Wheeling, Aug. q; aged 45.
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Mrs.. ar. waIton's perIo,Iic,, Tea.

Mother Walton has prescribed this yaluR.
BILE medicine for great many years III her
private practice, and II has proved an nfail-
Ing specific In the treatment Of the many dis
orders 10 which the female constitution 10
subject. Mrs. Dr.. W. wishes to fully impress
on The public that the Tea Is not like many
nostrums put up by uuprincipal men for
purposes 30 base We will not mention them,
but 10 simply to Alleviate and Cure the many
monthly troubles from which all women
suffer. PIice 81. For sale by J. +. shirk,
Logan & Co., also ohHs. Menkemeller, Wheel.
Ing, and R. K. MoCoRahey, Bridgeport, OF
mailed on receipt Of price by Frazier Aedi'
cine Co., Cleveland. paw
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The Pruit. Of ,Ierit.

Dr., HABrNAN & Co Please send me lot
Of your bucks on the "Ills OF Life" ] sell 0
great deal OF your Per1aa and Aanglin. THY
are very highly spoken OF in this part OF tho
country. F. H. Bussman, P. NJ, Westford,
Pa,
Dear Sir:-I have taken half a dozen bottles
Of your PeI1nIa and find II Is doing me great
good. Yours truly, James Wyatt, steuben-
vile, Ohio. p&w
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Che gnteuiee'lfers,
UnIr. ) ~. Is rnd - rrnrleeaIh street
ApiEui

ThRlwhite brow plight well do without.
And those che ekS rosy hue:
And those hps With their GeLulAnt pou.,
And those eyes liquid blue;
And those tretses, more graceful than vine
That In Eden e'er grew:
And those earS oil more exquisite line
Than the seR.Ehells Ger knew.
Knight do without feet more divine
Than In fAy.dGnce DER dew:
Without arms that enchAntlngly twlne
Round the lover they WOO;
Without glApces Ss soft a. the shine
OF clear moon lltten dew;
Without WhIspsr1As subtle aud hnG
As the ve'plEeon's COO;
Without kisses enIrAnCing1 N wine,
Without So lies might do;
Without all for which Others all pine-
ImiEht do without you
Adleu
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Nkin DIEensc. Unred.

By Dr.. Frazier's Magic Ointment. Cures
as itby magic, Pimples Elack Heads or
Grubs, BlotoheS, and Eruptions on the Face,
leaving the skin clear, healthy, and beauti.
full Also cures Itch, Salt Rheum, Sore Nip
pies, Sore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, etc.
Sold by oil druggists and mailed on receipt
OF price, 60centS.
J. F. shirk aud Logan & Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and L. K. MuConahey, Agent st
Bridegroom. nav
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AN ingenious mechanic Of jamestown,
n. Y, has completed perfect locomotive,
said 10 be the smallest in the world, being
only eight and one.half inches long. The
pump throws a'drop OF water per stroke.
The mechanic was ut work. on it at inter-
walls for eight years.
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The greatest medical wonder Of the world.
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Can.
GERS, Piles, ohilblains, Cerns, letter, Chspped
Hands, and all akin eruptions, guaranteed 10
cure In every instance, or money refunded.
% cents per box. For sale at Logan & Co. q
Bridge Corner Drug StDre.
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1.-THE happiness Of man arises more from
his inward than his outward condition. ID
parabolic way OF saying that cucumber
out in mans garden patch Won't make
him as unhappy as it would il were loca-
ted nearer home.
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oSE voice over all the land goes up from
mothers, that says MY daughters ara 30
feeble aud sad, with no strength, all out OF
breath and life at the least exertton. What
eau we do for themT The answer is simple
and full Of hope. One 10 four wseks' use OF
Hop Buffers will make them roy, healthy,
sprightly and cneerfuI. rrht4w
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TIE genuine sGRAroGA HIou Rock srRtSa
WArEE for sale By all druggists by the dozen,
bottle or gallon. Address all orders 10 the
High Rock spring Co., Saratoga Springs,
n. Y.
J. F. shirk and Logan & Co., agents at
Wheeling, and R. Z. McConshey agent at
Bridgeport, pAy
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Aslatic Cholera,

which Il now devaSt,t.
ing the Ensi and AdvAn.
cling on iN mission Of
death rapidly towards
our shores. Other dik.
cas- q Of the same sort
arc DiphthrriR, typhoid
Fever, Scarlet FEVER,
SmAll.Po Measles, Vel
low Fever, EryApelAs,
etc All these generate
contAgion Othes dis.
eASes-Fevef and Ague,
MRlAriAl Fever, etc.
arise from contAgi0n
Rhich comes OF damp;
meas, unhealthy situ1'
tons or uncleAnness.
AL these diseases can
DO cured only by stop
pi & the production Of
DheaSN G9ImS and de-
NrOylng those already
produced. Both these
results are accomplished
BY the use OF Prof Bar
by's prepATAu n Of Bor-
Gcic ACID and Chlorine,
known as
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WY will you cough whom shlloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price loo, soc
and 81. Sold by McLaia Brothers, ard
Alex. T. Young. nav
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Ten THOUSAND happy Housskeepers cheer.
fully ceruty u tie marvellous quick results
obtained by toe use Of Hunts Insect Powder.
It kills Bed Bugs, Reaches, ANTI, etc. Price
IS cents; by druIgIstu,
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1t is about an even thing between man
and orange peel. Sometimes the man
throws the orange peel into the gutter, and
sometimes the orange peel throws the man.
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sHILoH's oatasrh Ra,nedy-a positive cure
for CataTrh, Qiphtheris aud Clnksr Mouth.
Sold BY McLain Brothers, and Alex. 7.
Young. p4W
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Horsf rd's Acid Phospinie.-Iu Liver
and Kidney Troubles.
Dr.. 0. G. Cllley, Of Boston, ssyt: ~ haYe
used It With the most remarkable success In
dyspepsia, and arrangement Of the liver and
Kidneys" .r.s&w
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sHtoH'S Copea and Consumption Cure Is
sold by Us on . guarantee. Il ogres con.
sumption. Sold by AcLain Brothers, and
Alex. T. Young. D1w.
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smLoH's cure will Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis.
Bold By McLaln Brothers, and Alex. T.
Young. paw
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WILL YOU suEHER with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint shlloh's YltaliEer Is guaranteed
70 cure you. Sold by Milan Rrothers, aud
Alex, 7, Young. nav
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MEDICAL
HEAR THE WITNESSES!


v.-r.al mad spent at least i've hundred
I VI By 'ny Of su tRs S c9 RfS
zen "l!hgy VI nv btN friends advised me mat the
t q ds5 ~ ' Dg'G a sti.I. e. HSei
I' - Eottcs could feel chAI &c iot tne PEI
% s. 10 $AHF I'D 1Sfsp Ak Y b ~:
Easin..', ,a,, had healed Snd ny lEin began 70
.sS: s :;,s Pen aS , SS :
kti ALth l am al t1e disease remaining. aud iee!
BSaHLp w. STrT I'D. have Bsined tWenty'Gne
Dlsl ~ tl,sS, aud my friends wonder ~ ny I'm n
pgal' I.u,,,Iiiion | have Eec3mmen1ed u 70
'd ,sI II every instance Win complete p ;;o sG
as lJSlie'e WA' q, Il. sNtLRY
lgiivIs dise'As' Quincy, III.
..,,. ,b., sw!iI's specific Saved my lite. l
An .GpT T.Sl.ed with NHlAiia: aud wss gwen
~ i:tiio'; Wiz, specific relieved me pronptly
2: :2IS es Ill think II the greatest Fe@soS Oh
asSs {. G. SPENCER,
sup't Gas Works, Rome, Ga.
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DR., ]. E. SMITH,
No. l4O4 Chapline Street.
Near fourteenth Street.

...,o,, evidence OF pnysiCian's success Z The
ne ~ II nj PATIENTS The increasing demands
.Stnoay ~ seryiceS prove that have deal!
Sy aud iary With those who have consulted
C use PsSS sny nf haSd xU Sertscates
t9n, aoSS Eham have cured after they had been
tFOa I ny iDCutable. A thorough medical edu:
pEahSaG MI many yeGn hospital experience and
G1'lTl, W ,th thenputIc agents Close obtery'
hasS y eflmenNi peculIAEites and strict az
sS5Ss % hygienlc management insqIes saecesS,
sSs i pSsd6e, aud t1nEly give the patient my
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spel.lea,s Arnlea save.

"HAcKNErAcK," a lasting ana fragrant per.
tnme. Price g and 30 cents. Sold by Nc.
Lain Brothers. AID Alex. 7. Young.
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THAr HAcxNs CouSn can be so quickly
cured BY Bhiloh's Cure. We guarantee II.
Sold BY McLAin BtotherS, and Alex. T.
Young. p1w.
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Ia exposure IN a Eich.
room, Cellar, Closet or
Stable purifier the at
mOSpheie and drives
away the germs Of dis
case and death.
Taken internally It
purihes the Stomach,
giving Il tone aud
healthy vigoT, II Is thus
thtt It cures Indigo sIiVn
AID Dyspepsia
When used as q Lotion
II destroys all Frecklc
and BlOtch.proaucing
gains, leaving I c akin
clear, white and trans.
parent as that Of q little
child.
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LEaAL NOTICES.
DVBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

By virtue Of The authority yete1 II him by 4 de-
cree Of the Municipal Court OF Wheeling, mace on
the 9th day Of July. 1883, In q Eult In ChGnceJ
therein pending, wherein Charles P. olenbAugh
aud wife are pllinlItIS aud Julia Ann CdehbauHh
aSd Others are defendants, the undersigned Special
Commissioner, will. on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1855,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Bcll at public
auction, at the irvnt door Of the Court Ho ,se Of
Ohio County, the following described real CstIte
that Ia 10 gay: Lot numbered iory.iour 40, stu.
ale on the north Ace OF VlTginiA STREET. LetWeen
South Penn and Front streets, on Wheeling ItlAnd,
IN tho CITY Of Wheeling, Regt NIrslnlR, with all
and EigulAr the Improvements thereon.
TRIMS OF 6ALE-Gue-ihirdo OF the purchase money,
and a. mucn M 70 AS tho purchaser may elect 10
pay, cash, on the day OF slle and the rCAiuder In
Two equal instAllments Of nins and eighteen
months hom day Of sale, 70 pcctiVely, with inter.
est from that day, the purchaser slving his notes
Tor the deferred lDhtAllments, and The title 10 be
retained until thepurchaSe money hall have been
paId lufulL r. q. nARR,
Special COMMISSIONER.
], @. HERvEY, AucEioueeF.
thereby cert ythAt bond has been given In the
above cause By the Special Commissioner, a 70
taT6Vsr Il, lisa, JAMES R. cowDEN,
Clerk pro tenporp Of the Municipal Courl Of
Whe'lI"E. Anla
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,vwARD will be Paid 10 any Chem
sl,VOV Al an The analysis OF 100 bottles s. y.
1t 80 WI VII oi Tercury, Ioiide Potassium, or any
Hins''' '1' The SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
roEnT Atlanta Ga,
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That Have Recently Occurred In This
state and Vicinity.

MARRIAGE.
Stephen Hartly 10 Victory King, both of Jacktor
CO., BY Rev. Il, 81. CArdcr.
johnson Carpenter 10 Mary Jane Relp. both Of
Braxtou CO.. BY Rev. /. ]. Huffman. Aug, 9S.
VIII. Williams to Mary r. Davis, both Of Bfaxsou
CO., by Rev. L. J. Huffman, Aug. q.
Prof. G. c. Lawson TO Flora NJ McwhOrtef both
Of upshurcO. by Rev. ". McwhOrteF. Aug. 10.
Twin Taylor 10 RAchGel Goodwin both Of Mes.
ton, by Rev. a. NcDOnnHugh, Aug. So.
A. A. Coburn 70 Mary 4. Austin, both Of MOuon.
gallo g., by Rev, w. II. Phillips, Aug. Is,
Ell Keen, Of No., 10 SophronS X. Barrett, OF Pay
ketburR, Aug. ", by Rsv J. II. Burns,
Melvin Helms 70 Anna FitilstOn, both OF Wood
CO., BY Rev. ". II. Cooper, Aug, %.
+. l.. bowen 10 Maggie NaggOncF, both OF RoRno
co by Rev Mr.. D3Wel, Aug, u
+. Boohcr 10 AarJ 6tRrCher, both Of Roane 20 by
Rev. Jonathan smith Aug. %.
CLARK n. Weaver 10 EllEab III 4. Cole, both OF
HonongAlia CO., by Rev. @. T. T. Conn, Aug. q.
Mark Al. Riley 70 Plesey J. lIugIiuS, by Rev. @.
W. pAni1tt, aug "a. Both Of Preston Co,
J. W. Clos 70 Martha A. ElaSOn, By Rev, JlO.
W. CeTricO, Aug. q. Both Ot FrestJn co.
Lloyd Myes TO Lizzie A. LInIE, BY Rev. ", G,
Cline. Aug. ~. both Of Preston CO.
Martin l.. wonderly TO Clara c. Dun, by Rev.
William VIrden, Aug. le. Both Of Preston co.
VIM smith, Ot Bellaire, to Ada Smith Of Wheel
Ing aug %. by Rev. Mr.. Fitzpatrick.
A. L Chideater 70 Ella ~ Nichols, both Of LewiA
CO., Aug. Il.
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OF country 70 take nice, light, and pleasant
work Il theIf own bones; q 70 - day eRAily and
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Continued
CHAPTER II.

wonderful ard mysterious curative pnwer Is de-
velopCd which ia so varied in it, operations thatno
disease or i'll health can possibly exist or reals: ~.
power, aud yoti:iS
Harmless Tor the post traIl woman, weakess In.
valid or smallest child TO use,