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va" iN"ef W thAsd : .fyi:iHf. ". .H .
Fur capes are such thoroughly comfort
able wear that | dare say you will be clad,
us | was, to hear that they are to be worn
MS much rs ever this year. They arc slight.
~ longer, fitted to the figure ut the buck,
high on the shoulders, and fell in two Ian.
pets in the front, and are horde red with
fur tails, or balls Of fur. Natural fur is
most fashionable. Astrachan and Persian
lamb, black andSrey, are perhaps the most
worn. The list includes musk, sable,
skunk, beaver, wolverine and marien.
Umbrellas now hare natural wooden
handles, the quainter and more eccentric
the newer style.
You must have 4 shawl, they are abso-
!utely necessary, but select ono with an
Indian nnme-Dacca, Kashwash, or
Dl'arwar; they will he soft, well colored,
ind OF English manufacturc-made at
bradford, possibly; and there il Just a
chance they may have been to India and
doubled their price before they came back
again, but to allintents and purposes they
are Indian and camcl's hair. 1t is very
curious if You IRE able 10 get behind the
scenes anu find out the history of many
articles in which The creduIitv Of us poor
buyers is so cruelty played with. Happily
what We know nothing about troubles Us
but little.
Gloves arcalways an anxiety, but | have
discovered II ortwo good-wearins, good
looking, cheap ones, viz: the Pompadour,
or Italian lamb, to be had very long, With
out buttons, in tan, black and white, al IL
low price; and Tyrol, which arc wash
leather dyed Il tan color, and which tit
well and stand hard wear; and the Eng
fish chcvrette, pigue sewn, in tan colors, a
thick kid but yet u durable one. Trimmed
gloves are much worn by many people.
The difficulty with the long gloves Is that,
being made large enough to slip over the
hands, the tops arc frequently loo large to
adhere closely to the arms. 70 get over
this. they hayc ribbons run through Sits
ut The top and tied in Il bow, with some.
times the addition Of lace Mt the edge,
while occasionally The glove from wrist TO
elbow is composed Of lace, either sew in
rows OF woven to the arm. a good idea
this, and well worthy Of adoption in the
case Of gloves which are moi quite long
enough. .
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opEKAr1c M1LLlNEnY,
rNttl nj vioietts ~ TraviatoAsquars Cor.
sage ID Z Sharp.

".#
Nae irrt 11esraa.
The dresses and diamonds worn by the
priina donna lit "Tavia,a" are always a
matter OF supreme interest, and last
nights performance was no exception to
the rule. Tic first dress worn by Nine.
Patti was Of blusl, rose, cut en- traine the
front Of the skirt was covered with en-.
broldcred tullc; the pannicrs and train
were garnished with vlolcts. The square.
cnt corsage was also ornamcnted with tho
same modest flowers, held in place by
magnificent diamonds. Her long giants de
!SuGie reached above tho elbow, and OIL
her arm gfistencd three magnificent dia-
mond bracelets. The hair was worn high,
and poised OH the head. Around her neck
she wore a triple row OF diamonds. Tho
second dress was OF pale blue, oycr which
was worn II dress OF delicate lacc. Her Or
nanents In this act were tnrquoiso and
diamonds. For tho third act was reserved
tho triumph OF tho night IN regard to cos
tune. IL was ono Of the handsonest
dresses probably ever seer, OH the stage In
".Traviata.' 1t Is difficult 10 describe n
dress so unique in It's mngnllcence. Tho
front and train were Of white satin. COY.
cred with white tullc, embroidered in
pearls. The corsage md panels were Of
white satin, covered with the most cxoui.
sitciy wrought embroidery Of pearls. iIhe
left side Of tho skirt and the train were
adorned with u garniturc Of camelias. A
bunch Of the same flowers was worn Lisl,
on the left side Of the corsage.
In this case appears Madame PATHS ia.
nous necklace Of diamonds, sud by the
programme 10 represent u value OF $780,
900. II looked like q beautiful cascade
played OH by mvishing moonlight as It
falls swcetly and geatly into The bosom OF
the ocean. None but u past can afford
to wear such q gorgeous display Of gems
without fear OF tho attention OF tho audi.
being takcnaway from The scene and
The singing. But FAITHS voice was not n
Iot worse because Of the fact that IL issued
a throat encircled with such u wealth
II jewels.
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Frazie.'s Roo. Eitters are not a dram
shop beverage, hut are strictly medicinal
IN every. s'nse. They act strongly upon
the Liver and kilne ys, keep Tie bowels
open and regular, cleanse the blood and
Of every impurity. Sold hy drug
sists. Sl.N. Dr. + raxcr's Magic Ointment
CREATES. blessing tia, bag been dis
covered III this generation. A su,c culr
for 6oils, Burns, Sores. Cuts, Flcsh Wounds,
Sore Nipples, Hard x Soft Corns, Chappcj
Lips and Hands, pi,nples and Dlo,ellcs.
Price Soc: Sold by ~arugsists. Frczie,
Medicine Co., proprs., Cleveland, Ohio.
Wholesale agents: Logan& Co., Wheeling.
". Va, and j.. g. Dent & Co., Bridgeport
Ohio. nav
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tNedtfal.
Vlcern ontl Catarr,.,

SEltphio ulcers Gnd Catarrl.
Mrs. Chtis,ian Zc,ic, aged sixty.thrce
years, OF Catondelet, ST. Louis, Missouri.
had y chronic ulre, on her leg which, had
been running for forty three years. TO
use lcr Owl language, she had tried all
The DOCTORS" but without ~pcrccp,iblc ben.
GIFT. Two OF the most noted OF this city
advised her, as the only alternative from
death, 10 have the leg %pmputatcd below
The knee. She was troubled will, an
intolcrablc Itching sensation, which only
gave way to n distrac,iny pain. which
made death her daily wish. She could
not sleep or rest. On March 1t, this
year, slle commenced using DR.. Hart.
mans TERUSA, 0nd to-day tho le. IA
entirely healed, and the ,ltaakfh old iady
says she has slept more during the last
three months than she did IN The previous
forty.threc years.
Miss Alice Brady, OF East St.. Louis,
Illinois, suffered from c%atarrl, ophtl,almis
for five years. On April " she began
treatment Under Or. Hartman. For n
year before she wac n patient of two Of
the best known oca,isls OF this city, but
they signally failed 10 help her. Aficr
onc month under DR.. Hartman and his
pEnuNA, her cyca hive almost entirely
healed, and, according 10 her own state.
mcnt, lie has done more for her IN this
short space Of time than the oculists did
In the previous whole year. PEnUSA,
oscoursc, did il.
Miss Annie Baker, First Avenue, Mil.
waukce, writes: " take great pleasure
In recommending PERuHA. For ycarsI
have suffered from Asthma. was In.
dnccd to try PERuNA. Itpromp,ly
relieved the p%aroxysms, md its continued
,isc renders their recurrence less and less
frequent. am confident II will cure me
completely"
Walker Brothers, druggists, batavia, O.,
write: "Da. S. B. HARTMAN, Columbus,
o., Dear Sir: Some two wccksago l had
n very peculiar case, and after afcw qucs.
iions were answered, I cane to the con.
cllsion il was catarrll Of the stomach Of
the worst kind, Of ten years. standing.
The patient had consulted every ply.
s'cian III. and nca". 1~pcnunacd her 10
try your PEEuSA and MANALIN. She
had been having spasims every three or
four days, and the fifth do,c kept them
of, and they have not returned since"
W.. NJ. Griffith, Ashland, n.y., writes:
1.-THE large chronic ulcers OF fifteen
months standing, arc entirely healed.
The swelling, pain and itching have all
subsidized, the Ley is healed, andI an per-
fcctiy well. PERuSA is u wonderful rem
edy.n
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AIIDUTSDpl'.

An Art Of Cooking Much Neglected In
" Homes, "
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....|..L. q ..
CarEl. Magazine.
That seosa!ul word. how soon twas saili
The slight ieyenged, when none was yivenl
Then swift the tongues sharp RrtOws sped,
Atwhiph, through twinned heattsdteply drlv'r
sweet love In terror lied.
Much tried he mo, my btsom's lori,
suspectlhr TINT and limiting this: -,
! rhgVd: tAnnts which my heart Abhotel
MAN spoke. ! lAnDcbrI, 10 point 70 miss,
And stabbed bin With cath word.
Come here, my greyhound, faithful thou
While (hlthlc,s he who gave thee proves:
Smoothing IL ni my grlcf thy brow,
] marvel II his fancy moves
To Inc repcntnnt now. 4.
rctcllnnCe those hasty words regret
Would iaiil t~ccnll-cuoh naughty look;
Patient his wish | might have met:
Therei tho gate clic%ked-dnll, he yet brook
Loves tolls, loves gildcd net"
: Ny hearts love comcs-'twctc wise to lDlt:
A sirl with ,ririt should behave;
And yet. Incthluks, ! might him tl0ut
H TIL Love withdrew tho boon II gave,
Aud GOODNESS followed doubts.
The door Opes-tp rcrpleIcd I start.
Timid yet confident he stunds;' -
NgoAc, alsttast! no more apart
Should lovers dwell sci1e his hands,
AMI nestle next his heart.
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TUE want soap.i Ask your Grocer for !,

TuE Rev. Geo. FL. Thaycr, OF Bourbon,
1ndy says: "Both myself and vile owe
our lives to Shiloll's Consumption Cure"
Arc you made miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite
Yellow Skin? sliioh's Vitalizcr is a posi-:
Why will you cough when Shiloh's
Cure Will give Immediate relief. Price 10
cts, 80 cts. and 81.
sh'loh's Cntarrh Remcly-a positive
cure Tort atarrh, Diphtleria, and Cankcr
Sold by Logan 4 Co., A. 7. Young and
Clias. Mcnkemellcr. How
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Hon. JUDGE J. NJ. CorrISnrnY, Cleve.
land, O., says: II have used scores Of pile
cures, and it affords me pleasure to say
that l have never found anything which
gives such Immediate and permanent re-
lief as Dr.. Williams Indian Pile ONT
mNnt." Wholesale Agents: Logan 4 Co.,
Wheeling, ": Va, and J.. G. Dent 4 CO.,
Bridgeport, Ohio. naw
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The Conflict

between disease and health is often brief
and fatal. 1t is hettert to be provided with
cheap and simple remedies ior such com.
mon disorders us coughs, colds, &C., than
to run the risk Of contracting a fatal disease
through neglect. DR.. Vim. Halls Halsam
is 4 sure and safe remedy for NIL diseases
Of the lungs and chest. Iftaken in season
it is certain to cure, and may save you
from that terrible disease, consumption.
1t has been known and used for many
years, and it is no refrigeration to say that
it is the best remedy in the world for
coughs, &c. rrl,ssw
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MANY who long suffered from indie
scribable feelings Of distress, lame buck,
aching joints, sores, swc!iings, weakness Of
the urinary and digestive organs, unnat-
ural feelings Of WEAKNESS, headache, ner.
rousness, despondencr, sleeplessness, dis
turbins dreams, partial insanity, etc.,
after doctorins liver, kidneys, nerves and
brain, with the various quack nostrums Of
the day, and being nearly frightened 10
death by tlleir alarming advertisements.
quietly began using DR.. Guysotl's Yellow
Dock and S~arsararilla, and were asreeahy
surprised TO quickly find themselves re-
restored 10 perfect health. No other
remedy equals it, DIV
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mledica1.
j. IL. SM
No. 1404 Chnpline Street,
-. Near Fourteenth Street.

The best evidence Of q physlcian's SUCCESS Is tho
testimony OF his patients. The increasing do
fial'is for my professional services prove that 1 have
dealt hononbly and fairly with those who have
CONSULTED me. ! never ISen patients name with.
out re mtssfor, thouT1 l have mauy hundred Ger
had been pronounced incurablc. a thorough med
ical education with many ycars hospital experience
and familiarity with therapeutic agents, a close Oh.
attention to hygienlc management Insurcs success,
a cue Is possible, aud l frankly give the patien. my
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DISEASE, Propensity and Passion brings
mankind numbcrlcss ailments; foremost
among them are nervousness, nervous de-
bllity, and unnatural weakness of genera.
tive organs. Aliens Brain Food SUCCESS
fully oyercomes these troubles and restores
the sufferer to his former vieor. Sl.-At
druggists, or by mail from ]. II. Allen, 3l5
First AVE. Now York city, g7hsaw
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Horsforl'sAc Phosphate for walscfnlness.
DR.. VIM. p. Clothier, Buffalo, n. Y,
says: ~ prescribed it for a Catholic priest,
who was n hard student, for wakcfulness.
extreme nervousness, etc. lie reports
great benefit" rrusAw
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Music
TIE soSG GREETING.

by !. O. Emerson. For High md Normal Schools.
Academies, S%e!ainArtes and Colleges. 4 book OF 100
lar - Oe'nyo pages, conlsining - hnrmonizcd songs
Of the high, $: character both In words ard music;
,llSo vocll Exercises md SolicEriOs, and directions
TINT thfs viii be II most satisfactory BOOK. % .
Send GO cents Uhe retail psicc)f for specimen copy.
Sc w per dozen. TTf,
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An Unlucky Stumble,

Aor'oN o"Np" ""."a.a. D.. ..- .. ..a ..sH..
"Pa, said Samantha to Deacon Bodkin,
what was that story you were telling at
the poslo!ticc yesterday af,ern9on?"
"Oh, nothin' much" said the deacon.
ut was about some OF his pranks when
he WAS K young man, I'll be bound" said
Mrs. Bodkin.
"Oh, do tell us!' choruscd both girls.
"WaI," said the deacon, ut was when
was Just about one an twenty, an I was
down 10 the grocery one day Il talkin'
politics with the boys, when in come Black
John"
"Who was Black John ?" asked the girls.
"Wal, he WIS q curis oil fellow, rs
black Ms The ace OF shovcls, as The fellow
said. iic was q Character, Hack John
was. lIe used to drive II gray boss about,
a%-pedlin'. He was mighty proud Of thai
hoss, md he Dragged that he could beat
any boss in town a-trottin'."
wal, Bill Trent, him as Is Squire Trcn,
now, was there, an he bet Black John Il
gallon OF moiasscs That he could beat the
gray with his 0 Il mare in 4 race to the
corners, round the old red school house an
back. "Black John tuck him up, an the
hosses was saddled an brought round
Black John liked his gin pretty well, an
while he was illin'np one OF tho bows
Gone Of them! = said Martha. ut was
you, Igucss."
Zone o the boys" went on tho deacon
"eot a c!o,hcsline in the grocery an ,iet
one end to the ring in the back OF john
saddle an hitchcd tho other end fast tt
the feed trough in front Of the grocery.
"One Of the fellers went up the road
piece handicapped his handkerchief for
start, an they went off together. Dlacl
John give n yell and dug his heels into hi
horses sides with all his might. Tho Q
minnit there was n spill. John ietchad II,
with 4 yank fit to take his head or; thi
saddle girth broke; the boss slid out iron
under John, laid his ears back, and tuck t,
the woods. John, Of course, came dow
all in n heap in the road. Il.
"We all ran to help him up, and to IN
fasten the rope and get it out Of sight
But be scrambled up before we cou!t
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TIE want Soap Ask your grocer fori

GENERAL DAS MAcAvLAY says that the
remains OF John Wilkes Booth are buried
IN the family %burying grounds on the old
lunius Brutus Booth farm, q few miles
from, Baltimore.
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."Wells' Health Remover" restores health
and vISor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence,
Sexual Debility. ST..
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DOW'S COLLECTION

OF RsSl0EsEs AND SENTENCES FOR CHURCH
SERVICE. ly !inwAEn n. bow.
Just the book rccdsh by every cl:o!r that has
short %nilthcIns or sentences 10 sing. \. fine s0llcc.
tot nf - sttcit Licccs. Tightly approved by those
VINO have examined 1t. l'r'cc SIC; $40 dcsca.
ANY book mailed for retail price.
OLIVER DITsoE & CO., Boston.
G.. II. OLSON & Co., ]. Z. pt1SoX 4 Co..
S61 broadway, ". Y. l?2S Chestnut e., rhila.
20 NnS.r Ik,-| ".L#f, A..
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4 KANSAS editor in his paper acknow-
lodged IN invitation to a hop ut the new
O!pera House, and regretted that the walk
ing was SO bad that it would be impossible
for him to attend.
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Kerosene Lump. rs Protectors Of Plants.
A correspondent OF Ticks Floral Guide
relates his experience with ordinary
Kerosene lamps for keeping warm The
room IN whichplants were in coldweather.
No smoke was apparent, NOT any injury
to tie plants. AZ n p%recaution the
lamps were placed in pans OF sand or day
ashes on the floor, and later IL Length,
OF wido Pipe was put over each lamp, to
obscure the light. The correspondent
says: "The great advantages OF sucl, aids
in severe weather are the certainty Of
their steady operations al night ut any
degree 10 which the wicks may be- turned,
up or down. Towards sprin. lave used
lamps under small p%ropagaling beds for
supplying bottom heat, using 4 shallow,
wide, tin tank between the lamp and the
soil, with Il pipe for filling und q short
pipe with gum tube slipped over it for
emp.yins, and for testing how much
water is in the tank. This is
done hy lowering the end Of
the piece Of tubing till water begins to
run from it. | had no tube to carry OF
the lamp fumes. Some people allow Il
lamp to burn all night in The sleeping.
rooms without noticing any ill.ehtect".
Those who have plants in rooms where
fire cannot be conveniently kept NIL night,
may find sufficient protection for ,lleir
plants in the heat from three or four
lamps. The temperature in cellars where
fruit was stored !tas been kept above the
freezing point in extremely cold weather
by keeping thrt c or four lamps burning.
Oil stoves are very useful ior this purpose.
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TIE want Soap Ask your grocer for it.

"IAcHMErAcS,"a lasting md fragrant
perfume. Price % and 80 cents.
shiloh's Cure will immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis.
For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint,
you have n printed guarantee on every:
bottle Of Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails
10 cure co.
A Nasal Injector free with each bottle Of
Shiloh's Catarrll Remedy. Price 80 cents.
Sold by Logan 4 Co., A. 7. Young and
Cfas. Meaknmcl1nr. row
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Buckltu's Arnicn SRlvo.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Clilblains,
COINS and all Skin Esnptions, and positive.
ly cures Piles, or no pay required. It IL
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Prico IS cents per boz.
For sale by Logan& Co.
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HALMY INDIAN SUMMER.

The Season When liroWnL Leaves Hustle md
this Partridge Drums.
Me fart Val and Express.
"T'his bptny weather looks like Indian
summer" said u reporter Of the Mail and
Erprtsto C!ief Observer EichelLeger,
at Is certainly Indian summer" he
answered. "rhe indications from all parts
Of tho United States show either ioyry or
clear weather and no rain, Will, mild TEN.
perature."
"liow 10 yo,, tell tits Indian summer"
Tic first signs generally arc indicated
by tho phenomenon OF Il dry fox. Then
the other sure signs with this dry fog arc
a laSy condition OF the atmosphere, u red.
hess OF tho sky, absence Of rain and u
mild temperature. These atmospheric
conditions appear TO result from Il dry and
%stagnaut atmosphere, during which the
air BECOMES lllrd with dnst aul smoke
arising from numerous fires. \ heavy
rain washes Oft these Impurities and
elltctnally clears the sky. This condition
OF atmosphere is frequently observed In
Central Europe"
"What time docs the Indian summer
generally come?'
"ln October or the first part Of Novem.
Der. II lasts from one to two weeks, vary.
Ing each season. Several seasons may
pass without the Indian summer md then
again in one fall two mny occnr ut short
intervals Of time, This Is Indian summer,
without q doubt"
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$1,000 90 we offer to anyone detecting
even = trace oil ommon grease in Strunz'
Genuine Wnx Som.
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EMoRY's Little Cathartic Pills arc sui.
ticicnt!y powerful for the most robust, yet
the safest for children and weak constitu.
tioas-l5 cents, yTlstw
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This Is my engagement ring" said
the dashing equestricnne rs she sur.
veyed the sawdust circle under tho circus
tent.
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The great bankers biography con-
denscd:-lI was brought up in New York
and brought up in Canada.
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C%NILDREN'S SONGS
AND How TO slyG THEM.

For Common Schools. Endorsed by Christine
Nilsson, Tho. Thomas md others. Any sc!,uDl
music teacher Will be at once, carttvAted by the
charming, genial hhr0rter Of tho songs, which urc
- III number. Ry WN. l.. TOMiISs, g -
teachers Edition, a. cts, 81 ~ yer dozen.
scholars Edition, Ncts., - 20 rtr dozen.
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$1,000 90 we offer to anyone detecting
even y trace OF common grease in Strunz'
Genuine Wax Soap,
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Detl.bugs, Flies.

Flies, reaches, ants, bcd-bugs, rats, mice,
gopltcts, cltipmuiiks,c cleared outby though
on Rats" l5c.
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Newspaper men, like chickens, have te
scratch for a living.
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CANCER FOR MANY YEARS.

4 family servant has been afflicted for many
Yeas with n cancer on her nose, mud was treated III
soiac o. the best physicians. and the old remedies
specific and she has ice,, coniplcie Yea cured III a""'S
H- JOHN HILL, Druggist.
Thomson, Git, August III, 1851.
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Uosic!icr's Stomach Hiitcrs Is fine blood depu.
specific. ], MIiIcS the falling cuergtes Of the debll.
lated. and checks premature decay. Fever and
aaue. bilious renii,,tnt, dyspepsia and bowel con-.
piaiHtS arc altor1g tho evils Which It entirely re.
moves. lit tropical countries. where tho liver and
bowels are organs most uniAvoAlly affected by the
combined influence OF climate. diet md wuter, Il
Is Il very necessary safeguard. For sale by ali
Druggists ana Dealers grnCnllv. mol. ,rhstw
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$1,000 90 We offer 10 anyone detecting
even y trace OF common sreAsc in Slrunz'
Genuine Wax Soap.
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Or, frnxIer'n itont liffcr..

a mans reputation is no better for be.
ing guiit-edged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-18

= When tho law.lnaker works by the Job,
the law-breaker has an easy job OF it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-18
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A managing editor is like one who falls
into the sea-he is u man ovcr.bored.