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Other Iilustrious Gu who Have Been
iif1fia Tattooed In tho Eame Way.

o. " N.
Other Illustrious neu who Have Been
lif1fi Tattooed In tho Same Way.
New York Tribune. ]. 1,stl q =
Yes, Mr.. Blaine 10 tttoed. So was Gen.
eral Garfield. So was Abraham Lincoln.
30 hes been almost every man whom the
American people learn to admire, to.trust
and to love. As soon as any man gains
public confidence, malignant and envious
creatures are found 10 revlle him. George
Washington was called traitor to the
country, after he had secured its independ.
ence. Thomas Jefferson was not only an
inddel, but tool Of France. General
jackson was reviled and hated as no man
has been in this generation. Abraham
Lincoln, let us not forget, was 3 gorilla.
General Garfield WAS hunted to his grave
with Islander; 1920" was industriously
Bcrawled on pavements. and there were
creatures In this very State who alleged
that bis loved and noble vile was seeking
to obtain divorce when he was assaaai.
mated. He WAS the tattooed man Of 1880,
and the very people who emptied the
toulest SANDERS upon him while living
helped to swell the chorus Of honor and Of
sorrow when he was suddenly taken from
us. The best and strongest men OF the
country have always been tattooed In the
same fashion. F5
+ But history shows clearly what the PEG.
pie have thought OF the ta,tooing process
In the past. Inc very men who have been
most shamelessly vli6ed are those whom
the nation hiss delighted to honor. What
the people think Of tho tattooing business
now Is best known by the nomination oil
James G. Blaine, in spite Of patronage, in
spite OF detraction, in spite Of scandals cir.
culated constantly for eight years, anc in
optic Of bis own refusal 10 make any effort
to secure nomination. With unanimity
hardly ever shown In any other instance,
the Republicans OF tho States from which
Republican majarities must come have
preferred Mr.. Blaine Rs their standard
bearer. Those who have been tattooinr
him nay learn that the millions reject
their ISLANDERS and despise their abuse.
Are We to believe that after Listening to
charges against Mr.. Blaine for eight years,
tho American people have deliberately
gone wrong? Are We to suppose that the
people prefer an unworthy man, or are not
competent to weigh evidence against him2
He who has tina! idea shows that he does
not believe in self government and is not
fl for ahars in 1t himself. Let the cam.
paign pictures be sent broadcast all over
the land. by all mesns, But let James G.
Blaine, James A. Garfield aud Abraham
Lincoln be placed side by side, as the three
most ta!tooed men Of later American his
tory. They knew each other we'll, trusted
each other, and we're loved and trusted by
the American people. That they were all
tattooed is only proof that the men whom
the Nation trusts are sure to have creatures
to Islander them.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with pain Of cutting teeth2 II 30, send 81
once and get bottle OF Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teethirg. Its
value Ia incaloulable. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon 1t, mothers, there Is no mistake about
1t. It cures dysentery and dlarrhoea, reg.
ulates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
colo, softenB the gums, reduces inaamma.
ton, and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup for
and Is the prescription Of one Of tho Oldest
and best female nurses and physicians In the
United States, and Is for sails by all druggists
throughout the world, Price Is cents 4 bot.
tie. * xHs4w
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THE WALTZ.

any 1 No I' .".lnlns ., Dances" eoer' :
I'D ',"nu ,,.s',1N "olA'
t"r W., q 1'"g's' A'ya: : /.
mat the waltz ID the most charming
dance ever invented Is sufficiently proved
bv the amount of beautiful music IN wall,
law, ,rr;,,or hr no,,o,, oa....,. -.
W., W. "t''seu " D1'o'iu .onipessis' from
Weber to ofenbach and from Beethoven
to Brahms. Like the temperance fiddlers
NJ Kr;lof3,s fable who wara ..o,od r,or
~. h.a ,s,,;o,,r,m p,o.h -! s. eu
ou' oao n'uot''anS' Dee'no'ens "a0zss
are good IS music, but detestable as music
for dancing. Not 30 the wal.z,s OF Weber.
the inventor. or at least the perfector NJ
the form. whoss ;rresistible Ini;,oi;on n ,bs
Iyols si;ll remains tha mcat mslna;nmo 70 an ~,
mot rhvthm;cal snsc;men NJ th;a H fas'
cinatinp class of music. Thu In.
ritation to Tie Wal: wss not Il
need scarcely be said, written 40 dsncs
music: but a waltz that canrot be- danced
To d eseryes 10 be nut in the same Category
an aoupa that cstfnot be sung: and Websris
tvnicai' monumental wally at onca Tho
most classical and the most romantic az.
ample Of the atylo seems, as Introduced
With Berlicz's orchestretion in the masters
yersion of Der. FreisclI,1t:, to have heen
primarily written 10 suit the steps of the
dsncera. Beethoycu's values. with ali
their. beeuty-yhicb, since thew sra the
work Of Beethoven. one is bound to adj.
mit-mieht have been written TO accom-.
pany the steps Of those elephsnts who, in
the circus Of Imperial Rome, were trained
TO walk on the tight rope. Z
Modern waltz music comes almost ex.
clusiyelv from Vienna. Chopin, indeed.
is The only composer not Of Vienuese ori
gin who has written perfect values. Some
Of the Yienness wal,z.mskers were moi, il ia
true, born at Vienna. Gunpl, for instance,
was a Hungarian. But the Composer ia
sometimes formed By his audience. and at
Vienna a beautiful waltz ia more readily
recis.ed than elseThe1c, Lanuer. L..
bi,zky and the Suausses all belonged by
birth or by adoption to Vienna, For the
Las. sixty yea,s all Europe has danced to
the music OF wal.xes by some member Of
tho Strsuss family; by Johann Strauss the
elder, or by Johann Strauss the younger,
or by one Of the brothers OF This yonrvei
Johann, Among the groundless accuaa,
lions brought against the English by Heine
(who however became reconciled before
he died is that OF being unable to wal Z in
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FoR lame Back, Side or Chest use Hhiloh's
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BHlloH's Couch and Consumption Cure 10
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ton. l6.sz gll5,.i' y IN, =,
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cents per bottle. a! .gl.E. ~ :
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For Sale by MoLane Bros. and A. T. Young.
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T-I-7-- ~ - -
The Only Genuine
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McLane's Ver'mifuqe,
TT Hths Dr. @. lroLane's Termifu0e.
PREPARED ny
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Delicate and Feeble Ladies'.

Those languii, tlrscme senAaiioEs, causing you
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interest in recommending Hop Eis.en AZ women.
.g FEELS YOUNG AGAIN.
my mother was afflicted long time with Neu.
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whole system: headache. nervous prostration, aud
WIS almost helpless No phyricians or medicines
did her any good. Three months ago she began 10
utc Hop Bitters with such good eject that she
teems and feels young again, although over 20
years cd. We think there Ia no other medicine Ut
to use In the iamlly."-A lady In Providence.
49, BEApFoRD. Pa, May 8, 1875.
It has cured me Of several diseases, such "a nerv.
ousness. slckntss at the stomach monthly troubles
etc. have not seen sick day In year. since l
took Hop Bitters. All my neighbors use them.
Mns. FANNIE aHErS.
5000 Losr.-"A tour OF Europe that cost me
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Bissers; they also cured my wife Of fifteen years
nervous weakness. sleeplcssnek and dyspepsia"
4. NJ, Auburn, n. Y. Z
HIGH AUTHORITY.
Hop Bittcn Is not in any sense. an alcoholic
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except t. penoas DESTROYS Of obtaining medicinal
bltters. GREEN B RAux, ~
E5f US. Com. Internal Revenue.
So. BLooxINGvllLE, O., May !, ~.
sIa:-1 have been tuGt ring ten yeas md tried
your Hop Bit.crs and 1t done me more good than
all the doctors. Miss 8. 8. BOONE.
BABY eAVED! - a.
We arc SO thankful TO say that our nursing baby
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at the came time restored her TO perfect health and
ssrensth.-The Parents, Rochester, N. Y.
my2l.avTaw gE4. ~ q ID 8. as - - y. E..E
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Never Give Tn,

II you are suffering with low and depressed
spiriia, loss Of appetite, general debility, dis.
ordered blood. weak constitution, headache,
or any diseeae OF bilious nature, by all
means procure a bottle Of Electric Bitte,s.
You will DO surprised to see the rapid i'm
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spirsd With new lie; strength aud activity
will return; pain aud misery will cease, and
hsncefor:h you will rejoice in the praise OF
Electric Bitters. Sold go cents bottle by
Logan & 90. MEYaw.
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Tho hest salve In the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sorcs, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter,
rhapped Hands, Chilbla!ns, Corns, aHd all
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or no pay required. 1t Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Pr,cs Is cents per box. E y
For sale by Logan & Co. 4. ,l ';itg g
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spTErUL-Good Samaritan Ito friend
with "hot coppara'J: "What's the matter,
old chappie?' Sufferer: "Oh, my dear boy,
my brain Is on FIRE! What would you ad.
vise msto do2'' G. s.: "Well, il your brains
are on fire, If ! were you should, er-blow
them out!r-Judv. 81 s,ats.
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FAsHloNAnLE society has now smelling.
bottle crszs The vinaigretteB are gold
mounted, set with jewels and cost from $40
to Sl00 apiece. II is needless 10 gay that
10 high life fainting has been revived with
all the old.time abandon.-L1,yell Citizen, 3
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@E-1@7 .PIIeHIFiIes!I P!ea!!! I-,-1
Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itching
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twenty years. standing. No one need suffer
five minutes after using Williams Indian
Pile Ointment. 1t sbsorbs tumors, allsys
itching, acts as poultice, gives instant relief.
Prepared only for Piles, itching OF the private
parts, nothing else. Bold by druggists and
mailed on receipt OF price, 81. &
FnAzlKa MEDICINE Co., Props,
Wholesale Agents: LOGAN & Co., Wheeling
". Va, and ]. O. DENT & Co., Bridgeport,
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From Eminent DIR. X Il. Hopson, Mem.
phis, Tom. $3.50 ,5
II have made uso Of Coldon's Liquid Beef
Tonic In several cssss OF consumption and
general debility, and have found 1t admira.
bic asa nutriti7e food, tonic, and sIimu-
lantn tTake no other.A OF druggists. {,
#-g.s-5L}sE= .-,.srI -f.. Ia. IH 44s-ls5k NwYdW
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z Da E.3(.wssr's NEnrE AND !iRAIX TnEAT;
aE.r, u ganraatcel specific for lIystersa, DIzzi.
nccs, Commissions, Fits, Nervous Nenralgin!
ri alcohol or tobacco. Wnkctalness, Aentn! Do
preston. sottenin: OF tho irnin resulting in in
z .anity a:ld loading 10 misery. decay and death,
Premature Old Ago, l,arrcnncSs, Loss q power
orriua cnrsed byuYer.oIsrtion OF tho brain. pelf.
nbnsu or observation-disclosures. -. E,ch box contains
cae month treatment. Sl.ol n box, Or 81! boIes
for $500 scut by mil prepaid on receipt Of price.
~ W.. CG.kE!.STEE SIX BOXES II
To euro any case. With cach crler received bym!f;
afoe zig boxcs, accompanied with sou, We VII
send tho purchaser our written guarantee to re.
fund tho money IL tho trrattnent does not effect
o crre Guarantees issued 1nly by 3
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Mr.. VIM. Thomas, OF Newton. lows, says
MY wife has bsen serloualy stllctsd with Z
cough Tor twenty-five years, aud this sprinl
moro severely than ever before. She bad useo
many remidies without relief, and Ybsiue
urged to try Dr.. Kings New Discovery, did
30, with the most gratifying yesults. The fri
bottle relieved her very much, and The
second bottle has absolutely cured her. Bht
has not had 30 good health for thirty years.'
Trial bottles TO-, at Logan q Co.'s drug
store. Large slzs 81 90. NwYAv
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THAT HACKING COUCH can DO DO quickly
cured By 6hiloh's Cure. We guarantee it.
WILL You suTyka with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint shiloh'S Vitalizer 10 guaranteed
10 cure you. at tfi .i1Tig,s1 n
sLxIrLEaa NlaHrs, made miserable by that
for you. m - Ia h Is Va !
s. CArAnnH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured BY ehlleh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
80 centa. Nasal injector free. bEa.3iF
For sals by McIane Bros. and A. 7. Young.
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CORN FuITTERs.

Take one can Red Seal Corn, two cur,
milk, SIX telpoontnls q ,uI, a llttio talt, two
eggs: beat yisoiouDy and drop with spoon
Into hot lard; Try until brown. i-,1 ) 81
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shave you planted anything yet, John.
nie?' i 81 81. :. 'l....22l a
"Yessur."
"WEa: have you planted, Johnnie?"
"Couple o. dead cats and a few Spring
chickens that died Of the pip; but if the
cats had lived little longer they'd saved
nae the trouble o plantin' the chickens."-
Yonkers Gd=stle. ..l5,t. - 5
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I. PlNrLrs blotchea, or sores disappear under
the rfluence of Glenx's Sulphur Soap.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one minute
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Beware Of slow-acting limitations OF Ben.
sons Capcine Porous Plastess Word Cap.
cine cut In the genuine. ysSY
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Don't Me tnthe House.

Trough On Rats clears out rats, mice,
reaches, bed.bugs. files, ants, moles, chip
hunks, gophcrs, l5c. q is li{33; Il + R
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MEDICAL.
DR.. J E. SMITH,
No. 1901 CHAPLINE STREET,
f-f- LEI Near Fourteenth Street

The best evidence Of physician'a success Ia the
testimony OF his patients. The increSsipg do
mands fol my professional services prove that have
dealt honoably and fairly with those who have
consulted nc. ! never use q patients name with.
out permission, though have many hundred Ger.
tincates from those whom have cured after they
had been pronounced incursble. thorough med
lcal education, with many ycars hospital expert.
ence and familiarity with therapeutic agents, \
close observance OF temperanentl pcculiA,iti9
and strict attention TO hygtouic management In.
sures success cure Is possible, and frankly give
the ffant IN pipfnp y
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Corn Pudding.

I. Ono can Red Seal Corn. one quart mix,
lourcggs well beaten separately. 4 nice piece
OF butter the size Of an egg, a little snlt. Mix
well And bake. sugar eau be added 10 make
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Bucnicn,s AsnIc,s se,ye.

y s7RuSz's Genuine Wax Soap Will not color
the clothes yellowish. u 5Gy " 4. "a
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william Long Greanbrer n NV %. a,od >,
Shs' H IaaRr sb spses s0 MAY
800 n ~ 'es u1eenotlet co., May I'll
As Mis ~ Elizabeth Mcconnell, wa,,sh,,, Nv, !,
aRed 81 80 >'1-''A' "eiiaoass, June y
pei1 s nuSsnd GraI p1,s,S co. Nay ~ sssd g.
pneumonia. - A.1, w. ' W o'' 'ypn 'o
Mrs lI.s Cnodiny, Preston ~ NJ, o.. ,,a,
ME- ". Il BoWmsn. Tar, Ala 1rro i. ia =,
aopac 81 Novss T.yor a. lima ,n.,
,racted lines. ' w. 'uA' = asea ~ pro-
Mora Hayt pnchannon 1rpo q. o,ad,,
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,an, > e4'' i'et! aseu; fneuma.
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lion. 80 Wy - o1'ou' my w con'unp-
NM M1s IN thompson b'amosicf' New Cumberland.
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@E s ssdsr SSM Sacxfon CO.: aged 81. !.
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Ass ssTih s,s Miller Marion aged
mi ,mmsicry 1hepms Issoh CO., !une . aged Y;
joseph AswEin', Hardy CO., May 10; aged 4 IS
cons1,itinp.!ou. go, 80 I y
w, M'lliAtn ouaet HAMPSHIRE CO.. May 49, very
asea. w ~
M Mt <, Geo, Campbell Warrington May u.s.
aged u; cehsumr,lon ~ =
MT 4 Amanda HAlsernan. Hardy CO., June 2;
Gh.' Spring, Taylor Co, June aged 20; brain
fever. -. =, Z -, 4 :, =.
Rev. WIN: . Seit' nonndssyills, Nay Is sEed %.
mrs. Euzapeln DsVs, 81. Mafyf, NAY ~; hear
disease; 80. - .1t.---
ME- 1in rN,sa. u E co. Nay ~. ~, Y
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james O. White, aononga!a 60 May 70; aged IS
Ms a. Slses, MeusouIs, Jpnsa; aged e.
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Rob't N. Lucas Berkeley Co., Nay -: ased l.
VT: Ellen NJ. chambers, Aatpcrs Ferry, May ~
aged " bi.,l,7u 2 80 .7 '5}t. 3ls, ~
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{ Che GttteLEilQlIe!nt!.l[e:
z-,-s 80 1ia iSiist --4ts=slI't
THE TATTOOIO MAN,

Olncei Nos. vs. nno "a H0urteenlh street.
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~ single Fact IN worth IA Ship.load OF
.. 80 tzlsss&& Argument,n ~

Y Nj. W.SB. Lathrop, Of South Easton,
Mass, under date o! January I, 1884. says:
my father bad for years an eating cancer
cancer on his under lip, which had been
gradually growing worse until 1t had eaten
away his under lip down TO the gums, and
was feeding Itself on tue inside Of bis cheek,
and the surgeons said q horrible death wa.
soon 10 come. We gave him nine bottles Of
Hwift's Specific ard he has been entirely
cured. : II has created great excitement In
this ssction.'' s'A 80 4.
n Treatise on Blood and Skin Dieases mailed
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t""TnE Want Soap Is the biggest Of all, the
hsst i've cent bars, 77haa
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PIIenI'pile,!l pi!e.!!!

sTEuSza Genuine Wax sosp will not cole,
the clothes yellowish.
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Home Proof.

Home Proof.
Kidney and Liver Diseases and Rheumatism
Suffered Teuibly-"EothIng seemed 10 help me
49, zEPA. PHILLIPS,
:" Wheeling. ". Va.
,sed iol H msacn ed 70 Ssp
- '' >'''''AA wv '' CHARLES uHADpuCK,
Eye. OF speidel & Co., Wheeling. ". Va.
Dyspepsia and liberated stomsch.-"Treatmeut
'ta 1soh [s ao D sa &ss snte
FitA-"Had them for fourteen years. d.. Smith
cured me-" LOUI5 F. WASH1NGToA. (
scrofula. Running Sores on Head.-"My son w1
attIcted ior fourteen years Nothing seemed 70
y --I'g -, MRS. CATHERINE GAPS,
Market Street, Wheeling ". Va.
Cancer "suIered for yeals with Cancer. Had
II cut out three times 1tre!urncd after each oper.
alton. Dr.. Smith cured me without kni!e, causlic
or pain" - ,ig. MES, Il. n. Occult.
Piles, Fhtula OF Anua-FlAt on my back 10. Is
weess. Reported dying; Dr.. Smith cured me
= - -'--' = : - THOMAS CoLYIy, Il
Wholesale Grocer. Main ST., Wheeling. WA
ulcert.ors 81 aestuM, pIola2sus nd H!es.
d.. Bmith cured mo without fnIio :" = ~.
$3.50 WARRINGTON DELIANY.
Rev. 4. o. Ladd w1ites:-"Dr. Smiths PROBES
houal services In my family have been most satS-
factory, and commend him TO all "a gentleman
and q skilliul physician" s.'Ia., .t.T,l
Mn. Margaret kolb says: " had been suffering
for seven years and treated by many physicians fol
dyBpepsts. Dr.. 4mith said hid tapo worm, and
In eight houB removed q monster iG9 feet long"
Female Complains Three ycsIs III hospitals for
females give me peculiar advantages In such cssee
Persons cured Of catarrh, diseases oil heart Liver
stomach, Kidneys, skin, blood. nervous affections
| n n VBn Cf uH
asthma testify to ny success - 8 rs
Piles cured without the knife. ~
Pstie1ia Ut distance may be treated by letter
cad sstIssctson guatsntsed- chart TOT seli.e1
and advice returned tea. 81. :
Consultatlon .: Office free. Once houn from 9
4. u. 10 r. r., daily. Call on or address s,'6a
Z, 49, - z-S477s9S,z5 JOHN E, SMITH, N, D tH
mr. !. 4 In INA Chanlinn Ct Xhealinn ~ ia ~
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" Treatise on Blood and skin Diea,es mailed

2. TIE swur srEclr,o Co., Drawer 5, Atlanta,
Ga, $50 W. ,Twenly.third street, N. Y, and
1905 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. IA
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y LOGAN Il CO., so!e Agents, Wheeling, W. Va,
r1opre.on Logan & Co. Pleasant Worm Syrup and
ChildI phydp, Best In u1e, Trr tet.NNYAN
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Special Agents In whcellng-LoSan d Co., @.
Meniemeller, 4. B. Burt d Co., Alex. T. Young,
l. =. shirk. D. q. Darrah and J. B, White 1, CO.,
Bella.re, Ohio; A. R. ong, Martins Fery, Ohio. n
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Canned Corn Bread,

Boil for ten minutes one can Red Seal
Corn, add two quarts rico flour or wheat
Hour. When cool add half plnt yeast and
enough cream or milk 70 mate to,t doueh.
when Il has risen bake in small butteied
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Wholesale Grocer. Main ST., Wheeling W. Va
alterations Of Rectun, Proiapsus and Files
'Was given up to die and pronounced lncurble
d.. Bmith cured me without knllo"
WARRINGTON DELANY, e
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Corn Soup.

Corn Soup.
Z Pat two pounds Of beef on 10 boil In three
quarts OF cold water, Aier Tho meat Il in
rAgI. akin tho soup well strain and roiufn
10 pot. Pit Ia one can Of RCd Seal Corn and
tablespoonful Of chopped pattley. When
done season with pepper and salt and serve
without Stra!ulng, $50 ~. - -,
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u DIED, i

4 William Long, Greenbher CO., My %; aged 70,
Ms Elizabeth Shaver. Greenpiier co., May 81;
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"A Great Discovery.

sailie Price, Marion Co., Nay %; aged a.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1884-01-03

An erring husband who had ex-
hausted all explanations for late hours,
and had no apology ready, recently
slipped into the house about o'clock,
very softly, denuded himself gently
and began rocking the cradle by the
bedside, as if he had been awakened
out of a sound sleep by infantile cries.
He had rocked away for five minutes
when Mary Jane, who had silently OBJ
served the whole vancouver, said:
Come to bed, you fool; the baby amt
there.n