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southern editor has undertaken the heaviest
reform task yet heard of. He proposes to abolish
,ne u.,e OF "eoionef' except for those who have
honestly won it. In order to succeed he nors, -.
root one OF the pet customs OF that section
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-13

An Ohio paper voluntarily undertakes to sea
that that state goes republica next fall. That
Journal assumes task and responsibility knat the
most prominent party leaders shrink from.
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FIRE WORKS,
CHINESE LANTERNS,
CHINESE COLORED FIRE,
FIRE CRACKERS,
TORPEDOEs
At wholesale. in quantities to suit, at
@. W. THORN co.'s.
CHINESE COLORED FIRE.
explosive and odoriess. in all boxes or by the
pound. at
C. ". THORN CO.'S.
FIVE HUNDRED BOXES FIRE CRACKERS.
At lowest market rates, at
C. ". THORN CO.'S
BUY YOUR FIRE WORKS FROM Us.
and we will take back after the Fourth all unsod goods
IN unbroken packages the prices paid and refund the
money therefore dealers risk in oyerstockine
themselves.
C. W. THORN CO..
JeII-3w 3l3 9th street northwest.
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We are not surprised 10 learn that the syndicate
Oh American newspapers which some time ago
combined to procure the transmission by cable OF
Spurgeon's Sunday morning sermons for publica-
ton next day have concluded to let their readers
get along without the gospel served I'D in that
way, and Cancelled their contract accordingly.
Inc surprising feature OF the affair Is that the
arrangement should ever have been entered unon
raging big telegraph bills for matter which. for
want OF vital interest, would not be published If
found In an exchange or received by mall may
look Ike enterprise, but 1t Is not Journalism.
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MT. Watterson is In danger OF OVERRIDING the
business In pointing out the extreme friskiness OF
Mr: I1iden- The first thing he knows some wicked
Ieiiow VIII have the gay Old boy mixed I'D with
the disappearance OF Lillian Russell.
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The STAR will be sent by mail. post paid to those
leaving the city during the summer for any length of
tlIile, ana the address changed often desired.
subscription, nifty cents per no1th, POSITIVELY IN
ADVANCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-13

Ii is generally admitted now that Gen. Crook is
In NO danger whatever OF a court-martial
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

IFoK sALE,LoTs IN THE sUBbivixIoT ~
Los. fronting south. Proepecs svssue as ssfssn
ransS With eouthen front GARFIELD avenue ma -
rt ts on hnorsms ave'lue. oserlookinG the hs.sS
At pss cent interest fots in the in,neaiate yni,S
rs.s and fa nta SSS and SOC Per sSssEs foot
fnC. s'eAae VSV3SoFsn Buita.
tSok sMF-CHEAP-L LoT loo TFFT ON !,
Co.., ~ 81 leet on 9th street northeast viii take 20
and streets scuthwe ea al once c. II. PARKER ~
SoR sAL-E-MAGNIFTCENr IoT ON STREET.
near vermont avenue. CHEAP: also Is No s,n. :.
re- sroune with frontage of isI f>t ON Fs.t o.
koHRER, s2l street. As@in, MI
tSoR sALE-CHEAP-LoT sITUATFD OK No.
ave otn .ha sts. fronting Green's statue tn,.
STHea WIN frame house For partcuars sppiy 10
eil-lm ~ o. NV
toR sALE-oNE OF TEE HANpsoNFsT RITII r,
ING Sites north OF the city, situated just above shs
nesd on Sonneoticut avenue. washnf ton Hearfss
square ae ~ r ss an
c nsas s Gss ss :pss to rnos fsa.R
EoR sALE-vALUAI3LE BUILDING LOTS Nr.p
fosetssr oiItol; SUB Loss c. d. and I. fronting
North and streets dot improved by an old fash
,oneS ITCH dEsilins WIN be cold cheap 70 promIa
orsh.ess Ihos. FISHER CO.. is2s street.
IToR sALE-CHEAP, LOTS on NEW n NpSEI5s
avenue Lot ~ feet inches front containine AL
sSnSrs isst on New Hs'npshire avenue near butopt
proved By 6:ndsos ces.sss .. 1GS sau,r: feet i%
. cen,. ir S ON street bsen h and sh a So
other nS, bargains. W. Z: BUkFoRD. -"u many
- Qua street northvesf
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NEW YORK STYLES IN sTR.wu.ra
The Nackinaw Hats are the hest r,.,,xu.,
Go15sc. anu prices the lowest HAVESUE
bile rIAha. CAsoIhEhE and DERBY HATS at
WILLETT L PUOFF-S
a.. Soie Agents ior OuhIaps New York Hata
seo-Ain 10 Pennsyiyanis avenue.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
GUINNIP's,
4o4 AND 4oe SEVENTH STREET N. W.
BRANCH STORE. 800 SEVENTH ST. NV.
Of GOODS in ali Departments at e1trsmey low and RS
osey pr bs n do this not for the love Of
gain Of to- morrow '' - :" ""' AA"S 70 'ne
01E 70, DO not consist merely
facts tie shape Of S.r4snS sn a
FIRE. sTSSk three
ana have no fears that creditors or Others sha
it understood IL. 0 BUSINESS 4ns's'0's' be
es. ma 6h M9H s.ss1n. in
81 1Ss% ss .Ss e sna
a Special LET of BLACK LACE BUNTING q. s7,<o.
1bTzdk nuns YELLING q. &c.. 4oc., &c.,, 500.
COST and stopk Of these goods is larger and well
q al q s5s & v. BOUGHT
ws %
Shs ss%s nay be said q entire stock Of
and long sleeves Gauke and Jean Drawers Of Ill sixes
% 4 f. TNLxtSpR5ED SHIRTS a. &c.. Co.,. 7sc.
ana so sasS s 20 cent
rrAhEIMENI. and as we are daily in receipt Of New
Goods for this important branch and as we max them
az the lowest possible Cash Price, we are istermned To
make them rush through at the Speed of Bicycle
Our 81. s5 Parssois unequaled for STYLE or finish a.
Is Also our celebrated e as neatly finished Jersay
our Famous Silk Department Is too well Known IN
oOc Fouards and our 81 fancy ''Shied PatfernS an,
travelling costumes. ~ '~As0' al"
ing at Cost Price. ~ "A aAAeo' SELL
When advertise Goods at Certain pioes VIA do mt
limit our purchasers to any amount. NV
THE SEVENTH STREET ONE PRICE sropps
GUINNIP & CO.. 'se'
4O4 AND 400 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
N.B.-In our Uptown Store the same goods and tho
same prices may be had.
$40 7th street northwest iae
MEMS ALL-WOOL BLUE FLANNEL. PANTS
AZ ~ %; warranted fast coiors.
real indigo. 80 "oAs" p1o-
Boys Linen Suits from 81 up-short or long panta
BEST 5Oc. Straw Hat in the city
summer Underwear 25c up.
Mems and Boys' Single Pants. tom 9sc inward.
r. J. ". SELBY.
ye1 I9la and 1916 Pennsylvania avenue.
"A s.. $40. NS; Exes1sht ntted.
1,,,o HEMPLER'S OLD STAND
"S1s 4SS Pennsylvania avenue
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In his contest IN the Leopold case, before the
Court OF Claims, Secretary Chandler seems to have
got rather the worst OF it. technically but for all
that the country generally Will agree that in his
Efforts to reduce the needless expenses of the
naval establishment he deserves its thanks The
ietter OF the law may be against him, as 1t ap-
pears to be; but It's spirit, common sense, and
pubic sentiment alike sustain the position he has
taken on the subject With eighteen hundred
ana seventeen naval officers to thirty-one ships In
commission, and one officer to every five seamen
In the service. IT IS about time to commence lon
ping Oh ngure-headS somewhere and though the
process may occasionally work individual hard
snip, the pruning knife will have TO be applied
Really, however, no substantial Injustice Is likely
10 De done In any case. The idea that because
cover nment educateS number of young men for
nothing, and pays them something besides for
pursuing their studies, it Is therefore bound to
maintain them In dleneSs for nfe Is too absurd TO
De seriously entertained even bythose who set up
the claim As the Secretary tersaly points out q
young man VINO gets his education free and
handsome sum, In the shape of a years pay, to
start In life with, has cause for eongratulatton
rather than complaint A majority OF the really
worthy boys of the country would be glad of
such q chance.
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Editor Watterson'5 account OF his visit to Til1en
and his gushing description OF the old mans recu-
perated health and recovered strength can have
but one meaning. The reiteration OF his opinion
That the ex-governor would not accept presiden-
tial nomination Is too thin disguise OF the whole
scheme to mislead anybody. In repeating this
declaration Mr. Watterson is careful to disasso-
c!ate Tilden with It He puts 1t as coming from
himself alone, so that no part OF the responsibility
may attach TO the man about whom he is speak,
ing only crude analysis of Mr. Watterson,s
publication Is necessary to expose the motive
with all the power OF his graphic pen he pictures
the re1uvenated Tilden skipping up and down
stairs with vigor that tired robust Kentuckian
In this roundabout way he strikes at the very root
or democratic opposition to the denomination OF
I1lden. He assures the democratic hosts that
the Iliden or 1876 is In existence; that the
mental activity and political skill which
marked that campaign are again at the
command OF the party, II It will say the word The
stuffed avoidance by Watterson OF any alluston to
T1ldan's political opinions and purposes is not
without significance. II the ex-governor has laid
aside ambition forever, why should his thoughts
upon matters political be concealed? Why not,
like ex-Gov. Seymour, freely comment upon pub
lie affairs and public men whenever his views are
considered worthy Of being sought.
AleaGing Philadelphia journal publishes to-day
simultaneously with the Watterson article
correspondence going to show that THden was
opposed TO the electoral commission, and that had
his counsel been followed the controversy OF 1857
would have terminated differently. This CORES
pondence purportS to emanate from a source well
qualified TO speak OF the democratic secrets OF that
memorable fight, and It derives additional import
ance from the fact th..t y comes from Indiana II
Is intended, apparently, to overcome another ser-
Gus democratic objection to Tilden viz: that his
vacillatiOn and timidity lost the Presidency in
1871 Never before has any direct attempt been
made to relieve Tilden OF the weight of RESPONSE
bity for that result 1t begins to look as II TIL
den and Hendricks were engineering a definite
plan for the denomination OF the sold Ticket
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Cool AND PLEASANT FABRICS
FOR SUMNER WEAR,
AT REDUCED PRICES.

PRINTED LINEN LAWNS. ALL PURE LINEN, AT
18, 20 AND Csc.
BEAUTIFUL STYLES IN FRENCH sATTEENs AT
37h. 40. Is AND SOC. THE LARGEST AND
BEST STOCK THIS SIDE OF NEW YORK.
ZEPHYR 6INGHAMS IN NEW AND CHOICE
STYLES AT csc.
ORGANDIE LAWNS AND MERv. LAWNS RE-
DUCED TO 25c.. FORMER PRICE &c.
BROCADE SILKS. 75c.
SURAH SILKS. ALL SHADES 81
LARGE STOCK OF WHITE EMB. ROBES WHITE
PONGEE ROBES. SATTEEN ROBES, BLACK
AND CREAM SPANISH LACES AT Low
PRICES.
CHOICE GRENADINES
ELEGANT BLACK GOODS.
LAhGE AND SPECIAL OFFERING OF GUINETss
BLACK SILKS AT PRICES THAT Will, EN-
SURE SPEEDY SALES. WE CALL SPECIAL
ATTENTION TO OUR NUMBERS, AT 81 81 as
xlo0 AND A.75. WE GUARANTEE THESE
10 BE THE BEST GOODS EVER SOLD IN
THIS CITY FOR THE PRICES.
OUR STOCK IS VERY LARGE AND MANY
CHOICE GOODS HAVE BEEN REDUCED FROM Is
TO so PER CENT. -
ONE PRICE.
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TAYLOR { HurrY.

TAYLOR 4 HUFTY.
HANDSOME WHITE SUITS
for graduation evening and street wear at all prices
from S.
Fine SALINE SUITS selling at cost and elegant
TRAVELLING COSTUMES at great reduction. Ladies'
needing dresses for country and seaside
ter than to buy at this house. Their line of FLANNEL
SILK and CASHMERE SUITS still contain some of the
best and at the reduced prices bound to
sell.
Fine UNDERWEAR for Ladies' and Misses I'm silk
gauze. gossamer and Lsle.
A full assortment Of SUMMER GLOVES,
Several Shades and Styles in FINE HOSE for any
occasion.
full line of FINE UNDERGRADUATES and SHIRT
WAISTS for Ladies' and Children In all sizes.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

nor RENT-OFFICE ROOMS OVER OUR STORE.
nue.. MI On,
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WOODWARD q LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
921 PENNA. AVE. D STREET, 912
je8 WASHINGTON, DC.
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FOR RENT--STORES.

nor RENTING sTORES-S22 AND s2l 7rE
ct onee Apply to G. ADAMS. 6O2 street northwest.
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ENOR SALE-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CAR
u rfages, VictoriaA Village Carts Coupe Rockawsys.
PhetonA McCaun Wagons and all the latest style car.
Tages II use Repairing promptly attended TO. JOHN
n. AoONo, SiS otn street aplg-3m
EOR sALE-OvER 100 TOP AND No-ToP BUG
~ g1ee; single and Jump Beat Jaegers, Two and Four
Seat Top PhetonA Coupes and Coupe Rockaways Of the
test Styles 70 be sold regardless Of reasonable
vanse avenue. mh3l-3m
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[NOR SALE-A BARGAIN MAY BE SECURED ION
scSSmmodatns tesmsl In the purchase Of most
front improved BY modern three story brick house
OF ~ rooms suitable for residence boarding house
special advant this property will double in
rev years An adjoining side lot Will be sold with the
above, desired.
T. A. MITCHELL,
9eli-St- 034 street. Room 5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-29
MEDICAL.
The Doctors MISTAKE.

One Of the old mistakes Of the
profession was to think that there
were no other ways Of curing dis
ease except those which had been
handed down from former timesS
1t is not to be denied that the
Doctors have done great things for
the world. But when it comes right
down to the real curing Of disease,
It must be admitted that Browns
Iron Bitters has done enough to
earn the generous gratitude Of this
whole present generation, including
the medical profession. There are
no mysteries or secrets about the
compromising Of Browns Iron Bit.
tiers. This preparation Of iron is the
only preparation which viii not in
jure teeth or stomach. In this it is
beyond comparison better than the
other preparations, which are mis-.
ehievous and injurious.
/. You need not fear a mistake in
crying Browns Iron Bitters. Your
druggist has it. 1t gives vigor to
the feeble, and new life to the dys.
peptic. Children take it, not only
with safety, but with great advan-
tape. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-29

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and liberated Pile1 has been discovered By
Dr.. William, [sn Indian remedyl called Dr..
williams Indian Ointment a single box
has cured the wont chronic cases OF twenty
five Year, standing. No one need suffer five
minutes after applying this wonderful sooth.
iIg medicine. Lotions and instruments do
more harm than good. williams Ointment
absorbs the tumofs, allAyB the intense itch.
ing, particularly OF night after getting warm
In bed,) acts a Q poultice, gives instant and
painless relief, sndis prepared only for Piles,
itching Of the private parts, and for nothing
Fcrsals by all druggists and mailed on 70
ceipt Of price, 81 90.
For sale by ]. F. shlrk, Logan & Co., also
Moconahey, Bridgeport, 0. DGW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-29
Autumn s,oad.Making.

AS
With the press OF farm work over, as It
will be coon, We may expect road.making
10 engage attention in q great many dis
tricts. There is just one word Of caution
applicable now, but It Is doubtful II it will
bo needed. 1t 10 this: Don't pile the fresh
earth 'front.' the roadsideso on the beaten track,
don't draw mud from the bitches into the
roadway. The best thing that can be done
with the roads at this time OF year Is 10
clean them Of stones, I'LL In mud holes with
stones or gravel, aud for the rest wait until
spring, except as the best material be used
when work Ia attempted. Nothing Is more
absurd, when considered as an Improve.
ment, than the usual way Of piling fresh
earth upon the roadway Just In season tc
receive the fall rains, and make an unend.
ing stretch Of mud until freezing weather
ami the toughest possible course during
winter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-29

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by a sick child sufering and crying
With pain Of cutting teeth? II 30, send 81
once and get q bottle OF Mra. Windows
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething. Its
value % f~ncaleulRble. It will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon It. mothers, there 10 no mistake about
II. It eures dyseutary, and diarrhoea, regu:
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
lion, and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. Mrs. Minslow's Soothing Syrup
Tor Children Teething L. pleasant 10 the
taste, and Is the prescription Of one Of the
oldest and best female phyHiciAns aud nurseE
In the United States, and Is Tor sale by oil
druggists throughout the world. Price p
oentsa bottle, NWEGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-29
TnE nRxrsrATB CAMPAIGN.
Bold Plau-Hon. George n
Latham Makes some suggestions.

IVNe EdHQF u NC 4beaA9tNls
sIR-Permit q few suggestions with re.
spect to Republican organization for the
coming campaign in this State. Some are
recommending no convention, and . sort
OF mongrel ticket to be agreed upon-how
No one can tell. This simply means thai
party organization shall yield to the desire
Tor success, and principles to spoils. A
triumph under such conditions would sig
nifty nothing, and bear Us no lasting fruit;
because nc one would be pledged to any
thing for the present, nor bound by any OBJ
legations for the future.
On the other hand, someare Tor applying
tina strict party tests Of former campaigns,
and admitting recruits only under the in
huence OF the party lash, and then on pro-
baton. This weuld simply insure the con-
tinuance OF Bourbon rule In this State.
Now, let US steer between these TWO ex-
tremes. Let the Republican State Com.
mittee call a convention; let that call bs
liberal and broad enough for all to accept,
who are opposed to that element OF the
Democratic party which has had control OF
our State atfairs for several year.; let that
convention adopt a platform broad enough
and liberal enough for all good citizens to
stand upon, and let them be impartial IN
their Observation-Disclosures together on
their ticket the various ~elements-so far as
former party utilization is concerned-now
willing to cooperate for the overthrow OF
Bourbonism and for the common good OF
our State and country. Then will victory
victory for right and justice, with fruits
enduring-perch upon our banners, and
West Virginia be redeemed.
There can be no one, observant OF public
sentiment in u State, but knows that
much Of the best element OF the Democratic
%party-but a despised minority, and DIES.
tined to remain as such, in that party-is
thoroughly disguised with the machinery
by which It is managed, and is ripe for
union with liberal movement for lie over
throw. The principles OF the Republican
party are broad enoughand liberal enough
when literally presented and construed, as
above indicated, for all such to stand upon,
and their admission into fellowship with II,
depends only on the opening Of the doors.
Respectfully,
GEO. R. LATHAM.
Grafton. October 20. 1883.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-29

II you are troubled With sores, aches, pains
and general weakness OF the various bodily
functions, don't be deceived ~ the adyef-
tisements OF bitters, kidney medicines, etc,
whose certificates Of pretended curesare often
raid for. Pat your trust In that simple rem.
edy called Dr.. Guysotts yellow Dock and
sarsaparillA. II will cure you by purifying
the blood and strengthening the weak
portions OF your body. You will also find II
very refrelhing 10 the brain and nervous
system. The proprietois receive hundreds
Of letters bostowing upon itin the highest
praise, DAN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-29
Mrs. DR.. waI,on's PeriodicaiEea

Mother Walton has prescribed this yalua-
p plf Rsf psnolcs sos and Y Z has prove proved ss an u IN al.
Ing specific in the treatment uf the many die.
orders 10 which the female constitution Is
subject Mrs. Dr.. W. wishes to fully impress
on the public that the Tea Is not like many
nostrums put up by unprincipal men for
purposes 90 base We will not mention them,
but Is simply to Alleviate and Cure the many
moAthly troubles from which all women
suffer. Price 81. For sale by ]. +. shirk,
Logan & Co., also Chas. Menkemeller, Wheel
ing, and 3. K. McCoaahey, Bridgeport, or
mailed on receipt Of price by Fraziet Medi-
oine Co., Cleveland. p&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-29
Grafton, October 20, 1888.

TEE testimony Of many who long suffered
from Ill health, caused by an Impure state OIL
the blood, goes to prove that the best remedy
for making the blood rich, red and pure, FOL
beau'ifying the complexion, for curing sores
pimples and oil other skin diseases, for re-
moviug aches, paius, stiff joints, rheumatism,
etc, for increasing the power OF insurance,
for giving health and strength to every weak
portion Of the body, i Dr. Guysott's Yellow
user in every Instance. No other remedy
equals II. "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-29
MEDICAL,
MEDlGhLt
E. SMITH,
:, 40, cHAPLINE STREET,
Nssr Fourteenth Street.

,,,ce NJ A phySicIan's success Is thu
Ths best III ~paiIents. The increasing uetllh1i
pIt1oli 0.s.iSnslH services prove that hAYS asIu'
III ny pfOtn,ty I,iTly with those VINO hAye conAutt
~hoSOA6,J at we, nse a patients name witnont w
eJns ,souSh / have many hGna.eu SSh Sd SesT
aisi ISose whom have u tSotoTSh medical edu'
pOaOdnceG ns"v wears hospital experience Ano
ruOa, wan iheraputlC agents, u clos ooSeIv'
hSIitI1ty Ma;,I'msaiHt peCullariles n suict ~
LpeO tmLT|Ienic management inhuIeA succete,
x1lon %D6Ss,,ioIe, and frankly give INC p@'ls"' ny
Hi'I:2a: TOME PROOF
,,1 liver diseases aud Rheumatism =
kidney saJ biTE"EothIng seemed 70 hclp me
gal4 10; gel VN'O' ZEpT. PHiLLIP1
Wheelini, W. Va.
,,,,nus nj Noe, Impaired Voice;-sui'
u!iiia lv,' Fps,enl medicine iAi cd to htlo mo.
Ests sa nil completely eSIId IT'S CuADDUcK,
M EneIdel d Co., wheeling, ". va.
-, i,IrprAted Stomach -''Treatmenl
DYTepsia az J., 1--WE mo relief. Or. smith cured
iaIeai' i"'sTr HOaAs HOLT, Insurance Agent
re-. .E,d them for fourteen years W: sm MT
H-"hAu LOUIS + WASHINGTON.
Std ms, gurnIng Sores on Hcad-"Ay sou wa
~iyTJ'ti In fourteen years, NoInlnS heeWeu "
aAp him. d. NM. CATHERINE CATS,
ys-Ert street, Wheeling, W. Va
,-nsuGtred for !ears VITA CalceI: hSt
CaG ~ "; three tlnIs. IL retulneu AVER sAcn oPei'
, SS1s w. ". saith cured me Mish IL. NJ A4 uk1S GasrH'
Ggla y,tu'S Of Auus.-FlGt OF my back i9F IL
fE~' ps,.,fIed dying. Df. shiln cuIea M
1itiout iaitsi" I'VE "s'1 THOMAS coLvN,
~wt,,cSsie Grocer. Vain et, wheeling, 4. fh.
,,N.stSns Of kcCLum, Prolapsus ana Plls.;-
ItSt ~ nm 10 die and p~nIl9uneed ihcuIAolt'
NnstSS I,I;yd mt without kllle.,
", sEisH eu' WASHINGTON DFLANY,
Martins Ferry.
all n ladd w~htcs:-"DE. Smiths pIoles
RI,M a,ricss IN my family have been lnUst tats
h on md i Commeud him " all rs d genuGmal
tIaA sMs,,snt kolb sAyS-'l hal been suffering
~ I'm %T var snd trcAI.d BY many physicians 10
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Gss N hours removed Il monstsr l09 feet lSng.'
mSssss"'i,s I~;omp.AIuls Three yeArsin hoSpit1lhl0
NJ, lie me peculiar al vantngeitl such c1ne'
EITI ~ srnIrj Ui cDIAfrh, diieaSeS oil heart, uSef,
10, rS Eiincys, skin, blcOl, netEOus hiecu0nt
" ,Tes snssGs OF men and youth, cfoIulR ant
,TbuA teltiiy - my success
~ tlrrd Without the knils.
p,,,,StS al A distance 4lAy b6 treated by lettei
- iI..Ii.hrlioD guaranteed. A chart for sell e&'
..inItion Iegt on &c UipI Of two thee ceht stamp
AMI tdy!pc Pturn5t Zee:
IGas.1ig,i0n a! Office free. Office hour from .
,Tl0;P r., daily. Call on or address
JOHN 4. SAItH, d. d..
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