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Eating befurs hlsenfup-

"Go home and eat good supper, that's
all the medicine you want" aud'the medi.
cal gentleman 10 whom Nail and Eapress
reporter had gone for nervous, or soda.
tive, or sleeping potion, opened the door
10 show him out
"But, Doctor, 1t Is II O'Clock at night.n
well, what Of Il? Oh, gee, the popu.
lar pr, judice against eating at night. Let
me tell me, my young friend, that unless
your stomach Is out Of order, 1t Is more
benth: to you to eat before going to bed
than 1t Is haimful. Food Of simple kind
induces sleep. At what hour did you
diner
six o'clock"
"Humph! Just what thought. Six
o'clock. Fourteen hours between dinner
and your breakfast. Enough to keep any
man awake. BY that tins the fuel neces.
sarp to send the blood coursing through
your Bystem is burned out. Animals sleep
lnstinCtively after meals. Human beings
become drowsy after eating. Why? Sim.
are supplied by the blood being solicited
toward the stomach. Thus the brain re-
ceives LEES blood than during the hours OF
lasting, and becoming paler tho powers
grow dormant. Invalidsand these in delicate
health should always ca. before going to
bed. The sinking sensation in seepless.
ness is call for food. ,Wakelulness Is Of
tentimes merely a symptom OF hunger.
Crafty the desire and sleep ensues. The
feeble will be stronger il they eat on 10.
ing to bsd. Some persons are exhausted
merely by the process OF making their tot.
let's in the morning. A cup Of warm milk
and toast on retiring, or Of beef tea on
awskening, will correct il"
"But Is 1t not essential that the stomach
should resl?"
Undoubtedly. Yet, when hungry W.
should eat. Does the infants stomach
rest as long as the adults. Man eats lees
often only because his food requires more
time for digestion. Iuvalids and children
at night may take slowly warm milk, beef
tea, or oat meal. the vigorons adult can
eat bread, milk, cold beef, chicken, raw
oysters, or some other such t Iod. or course,
1t must be done in moderation. You start
home now and take cup Of tea and beef
sandwich on the way, and III risk your
sleeping. Good night"
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Great Fortunes Melting Away,


Not the demscogue alone but many in
telligent men have for years been express
ing alarm because Of the prominence Of
individual and corporate wealth. Out oil
this has come the false assumption: 1.-The
rich are becoming richer and the poor are
growing poorer" The intelligent man will
not pursue his investigation long time to
be satisfied that the last par. Of tho assump-
tion is false, namely, that "ths poor are
growing poorer" as the years pass. II the
poor Includes all those who depend upon
daily .H1rt Tor living, il is well esiab.
lished fact that the condition OF this vast
majority is vastly better now than it was
thirty or forty yesrs ago. It is true
that few men have become very rich
IN this country during the past twenty
five years, and few have made
vast fortunes by speculation in
few yeare. 1t is equally true that in
scores OF instances these fortunes have
melted away as rapidly as they were col
lected. ksene, Willard, Garrison, and
lesser banKrupls Of the past few months
illustrates the ruth OF this. The past year
has been o very trying time for large for
tunes and corporate wealth. In few in
stances it is true that large wealth has been
amsssed and held until death Of the man
who Collected it, but in nearly all Of these
CASES his heirs Of the mex! generation, by
extravaganza, recklessne3s, and lack OF
ability, scattered the accr mulatsd money.
Now ana then family realms it's wealth
two or three generation, but as rulein this
country 1t is only three generations from
shirt-sleeves to shirt.sleeves again. This
being the case, We need not DO alarmed be-
cause few persons accumulate great
wealth. The one thing which should BIZ
guarded sgainst is such changes in our
public policy as will tend to cheaper labor
and thereby degrade tho condition Of the
msjori,y that depend upon it for the COM
forfs of ljfe
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By uBlug Dr.. Frayisr's Throat and Lung
Balsam-ths only sure euro for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness and Sore Throat, and all
diseases Of tho throat and lungs. Do not
neglect Cough. 1t may prove fatal. Boores
Aid hundreds Of grateful people owe their
lives 10 DR.. Fpzler's Throat and Lung Bal.
sam, and no family will ever be without 1t
after once using It, and discovering its mar.
vslous power. II Is put up In large family
bottles and sold for The small price 80 csnts
per bottle. FRAzIKA MSDlc1nE Co., Prop'a,
Cleveland, Ohio. III ''a :
Saratoga High Rock Spring Water Tor sale
by druggists.
Wholesale Agents: LooAs & Co., Wheeling,
". Va, and J. O. Dent & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio PAW
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WOMEN Betting ATTuE RACES.

~
Pin Money Melting Ike Wet Sugar-Fe.
male Gambling Parties n Feature,
New York Hour.
One OF the most striking features OF gath.
erings on the race-course is the enormous
hold the betting mania has acquired over
the gentle EEK. The days Of wagering
boxes OF gloves or bonbons are practically
over, and the keenness with which women
pursue the mighty dollar in the betting
rings is little short Of marvellous to the
merely casual race-goer. Time WAS when
ladies did not attend races save In the com.
pany Of their husbinde, brothers or init,
mate friends. Now, for great number Of
women who 60 10 racing a male escoft is
superhuous; IN fact, be is in the way.
There are messengers on the grand stand
who do all the buying Of tickets, and also
the cashing in for a small percentage, and
do II much more quickly and reliably than
the ordinary male race.goer can do. The
consequence is that regular hen parties are
now made up for the raceR, and pin.money
gees In way amszing to behold to the un.
Sophisticated husband or father,
In it's mtlder stage the betting fever
among women is rather amusing, aud pro-
yidiny the female hacker ia provided with
A liberal allowance Of common sense, it
will lead to no particular harm. The
writer numbers among his acquaintance
q lady whom her husband has taken to
RACES very frequently during the past three
| or four yesra. He never bets himself, but
allows her soto S25 day to invest. She
starts in every year with charming enthu.
siasm to bet ritionally and carefully, 80 as
to make enough money to buy liberal
presents for husband and friends, but in
her career thus far she has failed
signslly. She made her beginning this
year at sheepshead Bay, and impaired
10 the writer IN confidence that she
intended to buy conversation chair" for
her husband with the proceeds OF her
Coney Island investments. The first three
days she WIS out, but last Tuesday she got
q fresh supply oimonoy. l. melted like
ice under blazing July sun. Finally abe
began to grow demoralizsd, and bought one
Of the twenty-five cent "tips," which ran
her deeper into difficulties. "Dear me,n
she said sadly, on the way home, 'such
luck! After the second race l began 10 give
up all hope Of getting money for chair,
but did hope that l would win sufficient
to purchase couple Of tides. Now, even
they have flown to tho dim distance"
While this lady was unlucky, however,
there was bevy OF fair ones betting inn.
medistely behind her who picked" win.
ners with startling uniform success. There
were four OF them, and they won on six
out OF the seven races on the card, They
were adopts in the use Of racing slang
They knew all about "pace" and "judg
ment" They praised Lewis "stronp
finish" and condemned Mclaughlin fol
having ridden War Eagle "all over the
place. Altogether, they were experts, IL
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ahe Gt.'telkiiqetrer::
yEHiUMUy,

took day and soul NJ for him
lntOugh bUAky OIL les unit nc Ieu and dim,
Through cultUr 4 field and orchard Iwlct-
DID o'ertako hi, dying fettf I-.a'Ir
Once, sst cro'Ed sylvan GLADE,
~ hep the green.blier would have stayed,
Aud tho wi d service, white aud meek.
ARaipA my face It's coolneks laid;
And ouce the dew on Bonded blade
turned toward tho sun n sparkling eyo,
Al flushed aud eager tsped BY.
AI.pM BY, Is sped by
And .tvid nom wss IN the Aky,
Aud hckles fested on tho EwAth-
Que bearded stalk Aw0tu from slolh,
And lightly lwAyed II 10 anu ftv
TIL all fellows swtycd HruW,
And whtfo no Dr. N he'd sound had been
Went bicke.iuk VIII spen hue and thin.
As r!u on, as ran on
wan,
And creeping llres wide spread
Az III ideIl' tho hazci hhed
Before my feet its uihbored msst,
Inc OAK shower Of ACOrns cast
Tbs vine swung low Its clusters blue.
Aho tIAf'hoHef e'vlsh glances threw.
Morn was when the chste began.
Clo.e on the evening. bound ran;
anu, c0lnii0H but rOuude day,
To- st6.dns ihite ed slipped away.
4 hundred times thu clue mi,sci,
100 npt ~ psihe, " LOOK and Ils:-
4 hundred times unwcetlug trOd
slfAight past the meny MASKING rod,
EtttO " 7hOnIIs In Tie Critic.
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Exchange.
"You have heard Of papa's trouble at
the bank, George dear2" she asked from
beneath the lapel Of bis coat.
"Your psps's trouble at tho bank !" e1.
claimed George, turning white. Certainly
not What isn?'
"Why, he is 100000 behind in his
accounts, and an investigation is to be
had"
I'm that case," replied George, coldly,
struggling toreleaae himself, "our engage.
ment must"
"And mamma got dispatch from him
to-day from Canads," replied the girl,
holding him down by main strength. HE
reached there only this morning, and is
willing to settle matters at cents on the
dollar,
GOAL" said George, returning her head
to his shoulder and sroking her rim glell
tnnnlV
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N HDICAL,
DR.. J.lE. SMITH,
No. 1901 CHAPL1NE STREET,
lHF' Near Eoufttenth Htreot.

Nf' Near Fourteenth street.
IT. Ss ssd s 81 Rs'ssS s = ~
mandi for my professional services prove that have
dealt hononbly and fairly with those who have
consulted mo never use 4 patients name with.
Iidestea from those whom hsfe cured aiter they
had bcen pronounced inourablo. thorough med.
ical education, With many yean hospital expert.
S oncs sSd familiarity with therapeutic agents., .
and striot attention to hysieuio management IN.
tho patient my opinion. =
Home Proof. ~
Kidney aud Liver Diseshea and Rheumatism
Suffered Tenlbly-"Eothlng seemed 70 help me
could not get out OF bed. Dr; smith cur! mo-"
zKPH; PlllLLiR,.
wheeling. W. Va.
c.. caa,.r,h. polypu, Of Nose Impaired volee,-snf
CHARLES oHADDucK,
n,,r.,.,, %, OF s9Peidel 4 Co, Wheeling. W.. va
TH Il ao SUIT u.I. s%' Ass sutod
on F maj them for !SI!oSn ySs pi smith
sficied for fourteen yOarA. Nothing seemed 70
help him. Dr. Smith curod him." -.
MRS. CATHERINE CAPS,
- ,, hAiAet atfoct, wheeling, W. Va,
Canccr.."5uGered for ycar With Cancer. Had
II cut out three times Hrctumad aiie, each opcr.
alton. Dr Smith cured me without knIie, caiisic
OF pain Mss. Il. n. oR6UTT.
FILES, Ftstnla OF AnuA-ylAt on my back for ia
Mseks Reported dying. DR.. Smith cured me
without knilo In dyo Neekl So
THOMAS CoLVN,
Wholesale Grocor, Main a., Wheeling, ". Va
Ulcerations Of Rectum, Prolapsus and Piles-
was given up 70 die and pronounced incurabie.
VI, 6mith cured me without kihle"
WARRINGTON DEl.ANY,
Martins Ferry.
donal services In my family have been most salts.
factory, and commend him 10 all q gentleman
and Skilliul physician"
Mn. Margaret kolb says: ~ had been suffering
ior seven yoan and treated by many physicisns iof
dyspepdA Dr. Smith Sald had tapo worm, and
In eight h0uB removed monster lC9 feet louR.W
Female COmplainR-Three years In hospitalS for |
tomAea give mo peculiar advantages In such cases
Persons cured OF cttsrrh diseases Of heart, liver.
stomscht kidneys, akin, blood. nervous Affections
and Weaknesses Of men and youth, scroiula and |
Athma testify 70 my success
Piles curOd without tho kniio.
paaenn at distance may DO treated BY letter
aad sst!Ailction guaranteed. chart for peli-ex.
animation sent on receipt Of two throecent STAMPS
and advice returned free.
Consultation ut ONCE FREQ, Ofico hours from |
4. Y. or. r., daily. Call on or address
JOHN z, SMITH, N, D.,
mr No. 1904 Chsp,lne 81. Wheeling, W. Va.
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Mr.. T. W. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writs: "
never hesitate to II comnend your Electric
Bitters 10 my customers. they give entire
satisfaction and are rapid sellsrs.' Electric
Bi,ters Gre the purett and best m.dicIne
known and will positively cure Kidney and
Liver complaints. Purify the blood and reg
ulate the bowels. No family can afford TO be
without them. They will save hundreds OF
dollsra in doctors bllls every year. Sold at
20 cents bottle by Logan & Co. MwP4W
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A Wnlkiuy SkrleiOp.

Mr.. Springer. OF Mechanicsburg, Pa,
writes: II was afflicted with lung fever and
abscess on lungs, ard reduced TO walking
skeleton. Got free trial bottle OF Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, which did
ME so much good that bought dollar bot
tie. After using thrse bottles, found myself
once more a man, completely restored to
health, with a hearty appetite, ard gain in
n:sh OF As pounds" Call at Logan & Co g
drug store, and ret 10; trisl bottle Of this
certain cure for all Lung Diseases Large
bottles 81 co. AyyAw
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- WITH -

MAY mc,n "Poiso ed with Fo.ssh" This Is the
vi cAe with hundreds who have been unwi.e
tnou4h to 'ate Sartapsillss Pot.sa mixtures, etc
until digestion Ia Utmost st.lly imp sired swlf =
sp elite Is yeget able remedy, and Ie.tores the sys
.em 10 health aud builds up the waste made by
these posons.
u was suffering with Blood Folsom. ard treatci
several months with hslcury and Potash. only to
tile and gave me dyspepsia. and both gt,e mo
rheumatism. then TOOK saSaparillss, &C. Al
these saIsaparilla mixtures have Potash In them
This III sde me still worse, as II drove the po!lon
farther iito my sS.tcm 4 friend iusIsted Ishould
take owlf?s specific and It cured me OF the clo,d
Poison, drove the Mercury and ~ota,h out oil my
system, and to.dAy an Is well as ever VAS,
Gt0 y. wELLaAN, Js., sa!em, Mas.
John A. smith, the lsrgest merch,nt in Gaines
Vile. Ga, says: I'll eIed for yeas from the ccm.
biued effects Of Erysip ,las and Sc7cnR coutin.
ued - grow wore under nedIcal treatment and
by hkiGg medicine containing Potash i q. s.
cured me thoroughly and alb Olu.ely. Ny eppctIto.
itreDg'h aud flesh returned as was cured with It,"
Treatise on Blood and Skin llsca,es mailed free
to applicants.
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D& L. &. WEST, NERVE ASo BRAIN TREAT
KIT, n IunrantcNl specific for llystcrin, D:zz.
rcss. Commissions. Fits Nervous Ncurnicin,
Headache, Nervous rrostr.ti0n caused by tho msr
NJ alcohol or tobacco. WnscfulneSs. Mental Do
preston. Sot,oninS Of tho Brain resulting in in
sanity aad leading 10 misery. decay mud death,
prcmaiur, Old AGO. lMncnncsS. Loss Of power
in either scr. Involuntary losses and SpcrInni'
urrhrH CAUSED bynye..excrtnn Of tho brIin. sell
ons months treatment. SInn boz, or six bnxc.
Tor SAuc. scnt by mail p:cpni'lon receipt OF price
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure my ct.ss. With each onler received byMs
IA. SIX hoxvs, accompanied with $alu. We will
.snnd the purchaser cur written guarantee to- 70.
tura tho inunry il the trrYiment docs not oliect
u cure. Guarantees issued only BY
LOGAN d CO., gole Agents, Wheeling, ", VI
ProprieioN Logan b Co.'S Pleasant Worm Syrup an
tIhi|hb phvsir Pest In mao -..rsEfE fNI.NwvAv
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"PApA." asked a little boy, looking up
from his Sunday school lesson. what are
the 'wsgas Of sib?'', 1.-THE wages Of sin
these days." replied the old man, earnest
ly, depend upon circumstances and ones
opportunities and business capacity. But
they run up into the thousands, my boy,
they run up into the thousands"
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SupER.RRcGArloS Il At several West End
theatres swell" supers have taken place Of
the "seedy Pro-, who Is now thing Of the
past ] Old md fsvorts actor (sotto voce);
"Coniound you! 70 higher up the Stage. /
want to die here" Ari9tocratic super:
"Haw-l beg your pardon pve-er-Ar.
ranged with the stage manager for this spot.
My friends are in he house t0.nigh!"
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Hos. JUDGE J. Nj. COFFIN BUEI, Cleveland,
O., sayt: II have used scores If pile cures,
and 1t stf,rds me pleasure TO ssy that have
meyer found anything which gives such i'm
MEDIATE and permanent relief as Dr.. williams
Indian Pile Ointment"
Wholesale Agent: LOGAN & Co., Wheeling,
". Va, and J. O. Dent Il Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio. DIV
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~ HuCHIeNE AfnICN SHIVes
The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores Ulcers, Bait Rheuni, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblnins, Corns, AID all
Skin Egup'ions and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. II Is guaranteed 10 give
perfect sstiolaction, or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box.
For sale by Logan r. %.
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A PENNSYLVANIA farmer slaughtered a
hog and hung up the carcass In his kitchen,
determined to try the "laith cure" process
In day or two Of hot weather his faith was
entirely cured -
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TX no other medicinal preparation have
the results OF the most intelligent study and
scientific inquiry been 80 steadily and pro.
gressively utliz,d az in Ayers ssrsiparilla,
It leads ths list as 8 truly scientitic prepare.
ton Tor all blood diseases.
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Any small hoy, wih n slick,

can kill tiger-ii the tiger happens to be
found when only little cub 30 consump.
lion, that deadliest and most feared OF dis.
eases, In thi. country. can nssuredly be con.
quered and destroyed II DR.. Piercs's "Gol.
den Medical Discovery" be employed early.
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BUFFALO GNATs, when have proved fatal
to mules, are now attacking the farmers Of
Arkansas. It was remarkable display OF
wisdom on the part Of the guats to piac.
tice year or two on the mules first,
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"WnAr is the name Of your cat, sir ~
His name was William" said the host,
until he had fits. Since then we have
called him Fi,zTilliam."-1he animal
kipodom.
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One Of tho rcasonB urged by the advo.
cats OF the postal delivery system in a
small city was that the Office should eeek
the nan, not the man The otice.-Burling.
Ton Free Press
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In the nbss ice Of suitable materials or the
time to prepare 1t, people often go without q
blessing for salads. buy Durksu's Dressing,
aud you will never trouble yourself to make
anoihar
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AN Indiana murderer, hanged last week,
Just before the drop fell, nodded to cler.
gyman and said, "I'l! see you later" As
the man died unrepentant the minister is
somewhat dubious over the appointment
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To DANISH contsgion from garments and
linen disiafect with GLRNa's syLHUR soAP
PlKEs TooTuACHE DE=rs cure in ons. min
ute uxvxw
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IT may be only recklessness, and not true
bravery, the way he handles that big fire.
cracker-bnt, do you know, that sort OF
thing ls apt to show what boy is made OIL
|-p,ct
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NArlvr.-"Well, bow do you like our
town2 S,ranger.-"Very nice place. Just
consider that there are twenty-five trains
on which you can leave 1t daily."-Flis.
geade Bidlltr.
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"Hourh on t,nrnn ,,

Ask for Wells Rough on Corns,n 1850,
Quick, complete cure. Hard or soft corps.
warts, bunionl, ~ sIl =
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From Eminent wilmer Drinton, II. D.,
baltimore. .....
~ have used CoLDgN's LIQUID BEIE Tonic
In my PRACTICE, aud have been mucn graft.
fed with the result. As tonic In all cases OF
debility. weakness, al ls MIA, chlorcs.s, etc.,, II
cannut be surpassed" Take no other) OF
druggists. nwrAw
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Flies, reaches. ants, bed.bugs, rats, mice,
gophers, chipmunks, cleared ont by Rough
on Rats,n l5,.
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MEDICAL,
7sa.'fgs, casaso Wat, oaL,l
3rssas. Ftraiso Bnos,,

,lrssRs. FtrAiso Bios,
Sr,,-Your pills ca,,e all right, and can kay
they are good bilious pill. have used great
many pills, but can say Dr.. c. NeI.ane's Pills
manufactured by Fleming brothers, are genuine.
And, gentlemen. you have my thanks IN sending.
gave some Of those pills to my neighbors for 4
trial. One Of my neghbon .got three pills. lie
said they did help him. lie felt the next day nike
anew man. lie wishes me to send for fif,y cents,
worth for him; So, gentlemen. will Do all / can
to introduce d.. C. MeLane's Liver Pills, manu-.
featured by Fleming. brothers.. You will find
enclosed one dollar, for more OF your good pills,
wish you could send me 4 sample OF your Yer.
mifugs by mail. think II will take well here,
Yours, with respect,
WM, II. DvoAs.
Please send soon.
Wtit SIndidtt, y. r.
October 70, 1854.
Dear Sir,,-Enelosed YOU will find one dollar,
for which you will please send me more Of youf
Dr.. c. MeLans's Liver Pills. thrust you have re.
eeiycd the pay for the last two boxes I ordered
and received. would only say, they have done
me more good than could express. I feel much
better now than have for two years past. Send
them soon. More hereafter.
Yours truly,
RKy. PHIL. SPAETW,
West Sandlake, N, Y.
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The hit Of the season: Pounding the pep
per box.-Jfdrion Independent.
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NEVER mind the dark horse" eaid the
del.Ra,e in the bsrroom; give me pony"
-New Orleans P;cayune.
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Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Piles. One box has cured the worst cases oil
twenty years standing. No one need suffer
i've minutes after using Williams Indian
Pile Ointment. 1t absorhs tumors, allsys
itching, acts as poultics, gives instant relief.
Prepared only for Piles, itching of the private
parts, nothing else. Bold by druggists and
mailed on receipt OF price. 81.
EnAziKn MrnIc1Hx ca Pron,z !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-04
DR.. Fraxier,s noot BItters.

Frazier's Root Bitters are not dram shop
beverage, but are strictly medicinal In every
sense. They act strongly upon the Liver and
Kidneys, keep the bowels open and regular,
cleanse the blood and system Of every impu.
rity. Sold by druggists 81 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-04

Special Agcnts in Wheellng.-Logan & Co., o
Menkemeler, r. B. Burt d Co., Alex. 7. Young
!. I. shirf. b. e. Darrsh and J. B. White & Co,
Bellaire, Ohio; A. B. ong. Martins Ferry, Ohio.