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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-13
Ght Q,stslEgeittl:eer, l:e
0,,iSe, Sos. 20 aud ~ Fourteenth STREET.
TnE phyny phellows so on cracking
their jokes just as thonsh Grover Sieve.
l,ul wasn't miserable man.

GENERAL BUTLER is going to take little
band in New York l,i,uself. benjamin
has real good eye that isn't easily closed
Ly political rscality. ..t.lt AZ
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ELK1SS' VIEWS.

Democratic plurality Ia lss4..
Republican plurality III lSSo.............
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Joining the project and NJ. Quentin,
the correspondent passed from bed to-;
bed, halting in front OF each eiahtconJ.
female cases. Only four or five see,nell,f Z
dangerous. It was easy 10 tell them;by;s
their dark and hvid iaccs. nnd thejl:ak :6fi;
lustrc, in their eyes. The rest, OF lthni
women are suffering slight attacks! and. ]
seemed feverish and hot. Wien We ar
rived anutse was rubbing the limbs Of
one poor wretch who groaned iearfully- )
From time to time one would raisa har
head spasmodcally, let It fall back on ,he !
pillow, or call for help. On one bel ,lav;.i
something wrapped and twisted in n sbceiEiy
It was the first victim OF the f;tOnithrti
whole the sight was infinitely Iess drea;lI
inl than one might suppose. There. was &
nothing IN 1t to appal u healthyimaeinas
tion. IN the male ward there was a repasI;
t'tion OF all this, but here the cases vera
more g, serious, and smaller proportion
was likely to recover. &aut'T .is5a
"How many patients could be accom.,ioyl
dated in Paris?" asked the corrcsDond.
ent as he passed out into theyoncn All
with the project. itdIGT3i ~ u /,
I'VE have room 70. two hun,,reis II,
Montranse alone, and in twcnty-fo +
hours we could find whatever r0oIn. n,icb,:
be wanted. Besides the Paris'9hosnifalsf
nave room for II 600 patients otalt kinds.":
added ~; Quentin, 'and it has hean re3
marked that whenever the cholera breaks
out the hospitals grow strangely cmntv
People won't come 10 them. This would
s,ye CIV, me, more room, but We hope we shall
Al. D "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-13

uangs OF drunken roughs were payadinp
the Streets Monday night, makin. per.
iect bedlain, and no colofed man dared
appear upon public ,horoushfare. The
police did littleer nothing to quiet tie
disturbance. All OF Which is the result
OF the Democratic parade. N''
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ISsOUII ININOI UUIINOAVN y 10 80
Transactions, $4,000 shares.
sacked.
PRODUCE.
whaling.


Corrected by IsHAM & DIGBY, Produce Com
mission MerchSss, 1903 Main street
These prices are based upon whoesalelO Lots. Allow
InceS must be made for smaller lots
Butter-Prime to choice creamery 28ta3Oc;
choice dairy 23@25c common TO fair do 100
Ice; good to prime country roll 799c;
common mixed stock $3.50. Good de-
mand
Beeswax-Quoted at 30a32c Rb
Beans-Hand picked mediums ? Oo@
2lO.
Buekwheat Flour-At 3{a34c q 10.
Cheese-Sales in g jobbing way Of prime
mild Ohio factory at 9al2ic; New York
l43sl5c; Sweitzer l3sl5e; Limberger LA
l5c.
Dried Fruit-New evaporated pared peaches
25@2sc; impaired do l5al6c; rsspberries Is
assoc; blackberries loo New sundried, sP-
pies, quartered. 5@6c; sliced 8@se; peaches,
new halves, 6f@7tc; do quarters 6f96fc;
do pared l5@lsc; do blac<berries Sc; do
raspberries 22@25c. pltted cherries l9ta20c.
New eysporated apples l0@l2c Market
on Dried Fruit nominal; demand over.
Eggs-Strctly fresh stock in fair demand
at l2@l4c p doz-
Feathers-Choice. 60@62o in original
packages 495c more in small lots
Honsy-Choice white clover, 10000;
choice buckwheat l6@lsc.
Nus--Shelbarks, 75@Ssc; black walnuts,
50@60c.
onions--sO@foc q bushel
Peas-Green, 81 609l so . bu.; Split
Oslo y d.
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THE MoD.L koIHsh-.N.-AW.

Poetry is the sister of sorrow" writes
Mr.. Andre. We had thought all along 1t
must be the mother-in-law of something
dreadfui<-LOweu Citizen,
1t is easy to detect the humorous college
graduate OF recent extraction. His funny
column invariably hath the jokelet of the
Observation-Disclosures Courier-Gazette.
Somebody asks; What is home without
a motherin lswg' and the bachelor brute OF
the Indianapolis Sissors replies: 1--WE must
confess that it is paradise, comparatively
speaking. Oil City Derrick.
y news item says that Minister Lowell
is still in ilLhealth,' said Flattery picking
up an exchange from the editors desk.
II just wish nay mother-in.lay would be
still in her inhealth; but she talks more
now than when she was well, replied the
man Of the shears.-Boston Times.
"A Mother-in-law Joke was met by The Old
Man boot
Where are you going?' inquired the lat
ter.
I'm looking for an undertaken" despon-
IDENTIFY replied the Mother-in-law Joke. I've
been worked to death, and want to be laid
quietly to rest oil City Blizzard.
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and extra 4le. Lambs at 3@5yc, per
pound gross. Stock sheep 81 00(93 50 per
head for ewes, and 3l@4ic per pound fos
wethers. Receipts this week G,04S head
against 9,l26 last week, and 5,544 head
same time last year.
CLAhEMoNT STOCK YARDS.
Arrivals of Live Stock at Claremont
Stock Yards via Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road for the week ended Aug. 3l-226
cars. containing 1921 Cattle, sc Calves,
Ills Sheep and Lambs, 5,243 Hogs and
so Horses.
Shipments to New York, Philadelphia,
&C.: 2,ls6 Cattle, 81 Calves, 5,ll7 Sheep
and Lambs, % Hogs and Horses.
Sales for the week to butchers and deal
ers, 2O9 Cattle, and 652 Sheep and Lambs.
Philadelphia.
WEST PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September Il.
Cattle market fair; receipts 5000; prime
at cl@7lc; good Ga SIC; medium 5 @5ic;
common 4@5c: Texans sf@5ic per Id.
Sheep market dull; receipts $4,000; extras
SC per ID. for picked Yethers, and common
81 90 per head; prime sheep 4i@5c; good
4@49c; medium 3@3fc; common l@2!c
per ID. Lambs at 3E@6lc per Id. Hogs
in fair demand; receipts A, 100; western sell
ing at 9l@99e, and country at S99c per
pound.
Chicago
CHICAGO, September 3.-Drovers' Journal
reports: Live Hogs-Receipts 10000 head;
shipments $500 head; good lots firm;
common l0c lower; rough packing S. COO
i 20; packing and shipping Sc 25@6 go;
light S. 1906 SIS; skips 81 O075@5 10.
Cattle-Receipts $500 head; shipments
LOO head; best grades firm; others l0c
lower; exports grades Sc 60G7 90; good
TO choice shipping s. 9O@6 IS; common
70 medium 81 3O@5 So; Texans s. esq
1 o..
Sheep-Receipts 2,lO0 head; shipments
none; market dull inferior to fair 81 0Oa
90; medium to good s. 25@3 IS; choice
20 extra 81 00G %; lambs per head 81 90
as 30.
New York.
New York, September 3.-Beeyes-Re-
ceipts.3 30 head, including 80 cars for
exportion; good and prime steers firm; in.
ferior natives and all sorts Of Texas and
half breed cattle extremely dull and lower;
not all sold; common to extra native steers
s. 0067 10; Texas steers 81 1904 Slf;
Colorado 81 53a@5 3Gl; few picked
natives reached 81 %. Exporters bought
200 fat steers at 81 00per cwt. Shipments
100 live cattle, l,ilO quarters beef so
carcasses of mutton. American refrigerator
beef is quoted at Liverpool as active at
l53c.
Sheep - Receipts $500 head; market
slow trade and Il shade higher; sheep 81 so
as Is per cwt; lambs s. .S0@6 80.
Hogs - Receipts 1920 head; market
nominally steady at s. 7O@6 60 per cwr.
alive.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, September Seattle
Market active; prime 81 1901 so; fair to
good s. 5066 90; common 81 50Gj 90;
receipts, 1866 head; shipments, 16O head
Hogs-Market fair; receipts LOO head;
shipments 100 head; Philadelphias Sc 10
as 60; Baltimores, Sc 1905 %; Workers,
IS 75@6 90; grassers, 81 5O@5 80.
Sheep-Market fair; prime 81 25G 40;
fair to good IS 5O@4 90; common 81 OO@
90; receipts, 500 head; shipments 1900
head,
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, September 3.-Live Hogs
Weak; common and light, 81 25@6 Isl
packers and butchers, s. 60@6 GO.
Receipts 1900 head; shipments 325 head.
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.MEpicAIs


A Great Problem.
Take all the Kidney and Liver
Medicines,
Take all the Blood purifiers,
Take all the Rkeunatie remedies,
Take all the Dyspepsia and indigestion
cures,
Take all the Agas, Fever and bilious
specifics.
Take all the Brain and Nerve force
rerirers,
Take all tine Great health restorers.
In short take all the best qualities Of
all these, and the best
Qualities Of all the best medicines in
the world, and you viii find that Hop
-Bitters have the best curative qualities
and powers of all concentrated
I'm them, and that they will cure when
any or all Of these, singly or-combiRed
Fail A thoroug b trial will give posi-
tive proof Of this.
Hardened Liver.
Five years ago broke down with kid
ney and liver complaint and rheumatism.
Since then / have been unable TO be
about at all My liver became hard like
wood my limbs were pulled up and filed
with water
All the best physicians agreed that moth
ing could cure me. resolved to try Hop
Bitters; / have used seven bottles; the
hardness has all gone from my liver, the
swelling from my limbs, and it has worked
q miracle in my case; otherwise / would
have been in my grave. J. W. MoREY,
Buffalo, Oct. |, 1881.
Poverty and Suffering.
II was dragged down with debt, poverty
and suffering for years, caused BY sick
family and large billsior doctoring.
] was completely discouraged, until one
wear ago, by the advice of my pastor, COM
mcnced using Hop Bitters, and in one
month we were all well, and none Of US have
seen sick day since, and want to say to
all poor men, you can keep your families
well year with Hop Bitters for less than
me doctors visit will cost know it,
\ WORKIYGMAN.
s~None genuine without bunch OF green Hops
N the white label. Shun all the vile, poisonous
.'ur with Non" or "Hops" In their name.
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Contrary to the general belief, a lion,
taBer does not care about beginning with
lions too young. AS cubs they are OF course
easier to handle, but as they grow up their
temper may grow worse, and may eventually
be spoiled by training The fraternity say
that lion seldom alters for the worse after
he is two or three years old, and that when
be reaches that age competent trainer can
pretty well tell whether it will be safe to
perform with him or not at would be sui
eide. to 90 in to some lions; and think |
can tell in very few minutes whether a
strange lion is or is not safe"
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ITEMS ABOUT WOMEN.

George Alfred TOwnsendS wife 1t is said,
attends to all his business contracts while
he does the correspondence.
She of the sixty dresses at Long Branch
hotel has received fresh supply, and this
has caused dozens Of envious women to
leave the hotel in great rage.
Miss Lizzie Galley has been made an
honorary A. NJ by Bates College, the only
degree Of the kind conferred on a woman
by New England College not devoted TO
the education ofwomen 40
The Long Franeh manicures have added
a new department to their bgsiness-that OF
freckle painting on the fair faces Of young
girls who cannot catch freckle from the
sun.
Miss Fannie Davenport grows lighter and
tLianer in spite Of every effort She .eats
with vorseity candy, sugar, potatoes, and in
fact, all the things which she ceased eating
when she wished to grow thin, but she can
not keep her plumpness.
A cabinet formerly Marie Antoinettes,
which. within q few months, fetched SIS, 900
at suction in London, was bought Fifty years
ago AT a iair in Frankforton-the-M Main by
an English lady for $40. 1t is believed to
have now gone back to Frankfort to. q Roths-
child.
A new English beauty Is looming up on
the horizon. She is Miss Kate Blake.
comparatively obscure girl from the south
Of England, Of quite humble pareuiage, but
of uneommonly pretty features and perfect
complexion. II is predicted she will be
Mrs. LAngtrys next great rival
Miss Nellie Arthur carries doll When
she was with her father few days ago at
Kingston, N. Y, woman said: my
goodnessl why does that big girl carry
dollY' An answer was quickly given By
another woman, who said: "Well, II the
Kingston girls would carry dolls until they
were little older, instead Of running after
the boys before they get their short dresses
of, il would be much more to their credit
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An Amateur Snake Charmer,

hF.'HGf"" 'NH-' '"r't"'
A daughter OF Mr. A. f. Elliott, aged
about Is years. came in contact with a
rattlesnake while gathering berries long
the basis of the North Mountain. She
stopped down and picked the large snake up
in her arms, unfolding its coils and extract
ing the rattles from its tail; but for all this
the snake showed no sign of biting. Then
she coiled il around her neck, and then
around her arms and body to show the girls
that accompanied her what she could do
with snake. While the other girls became
frightened at the sight, she let the snake
glide away uuhurt. The girl has been down
TO handle snakes of different kinds, but has
nerer heen hitfen
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CANCER FOX ToTHrrEN YEARS.

NfNRTNNBCR,', March ~, ISL
have Tor "a years been a sufferer from a running
sore on my fare that everybody called CASCER.
have U>ed over 500 worth OF medicine and found no
rlici. About mOBthS ago bought one bottle o.
NBLFT'S SPECIFIC from Dr.. II T. Heinltsh, aud
since have bought I've others, have taken It, and IL
hascured me Snund aRj veil Ny face Is As FREE
irom SOrr a. Anyhody aud my health Is perfectly
7es'ore'l' ierl like FORTY YEARS had been lifted
= ny had. believe Il l. CURE for every blood
tses,e ELIZA TINSLEN.
Or Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
Tee 70 applicants
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, Drawer 5, Atlanta, Ga
y. Y uace, l5s ". ed St: Philadelphia OaScs
r. Chestnut - au22
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Gratefulness.

Gratefulness.
Mr. II. Ssmpsel, Ottawa, Kansas. writes:
"DR. s. B. HARTMAN 4 CT, Columbus, o..
-Gentlemen have suffered for seven
years; have tried every thing and many
PHYSICIANS and all have failed, went to
Pitisburg. and while there fell on the street,
my breath seemed to leave my lungs, and
numbuess oyerpower me- determined to
give PERUSA. and MANALIN a fair trial. ]
used four bottles of each, and my trouble
left. never / hope to return. left Pittsourg
three weeks ago for Kansas. and thought, as
was going to new country, had better
take bottle Of MANALIN with me, on &C.
count of bad water, etc. | arrived here
with Onehalf bottle l found one Of my
friends in a pretty bad condition: The
doctors were treating her for chills and
fever. did not know what her trouble
was, though | persuaded her to use MANA
LIN. She did so, and the first day she was
up doing her work Now this seems
strange, but it is, nevertheless, a candid
truth. She used II all, and has never had
cause to lie down during the day since she
took the first three doses
case 1hat was frOnOuhceu ihCu'"O'o
Miss c. c. Peck. IA Jackson street,
Milwaukee, Wis, writes: "DR. 5. b. HART
MAN 4 Cu.-Gentlemen: take great
pleasure in stating to you the benefit ! re-
ceiycd from your valuable PERrNA. | have
been suffering for about fifteen years with a
severe cough and bronchitis $50 the doctors
call in. was treated by different phys'
clans and spent considerable money for dit
ferent kinds of patent medicines, but re.
ceivCd no benefit whatever. DIR. Fox, OF
this city, claimed | had consumption,
and there was no hope for me
ever getting better. | was 80 bad
that | coughed almost continually. Mrs
Henry Fills, friend of mine, induced me
to try your PERUNA. i am happy to say
began to notice a change after ! had
taken my second bottle. i took eight bot
ties in all. andnow feel like a new woman.
If it hadn't been for PERUNA | think /
would be in my grave now 1t is a Won
derful remedy, and recommend 1t to all
my friends
Messrs. Baker Bros, Mt. Vernon, Ohio,
write: "Your PERUNA sells well. Custo.
mers speak of it as being a good m"dl-
cine
Mr.. Daniel R. Spry, Portsmouth, Ohio,
writes II have a good trade in PEErNN, 1t
sells we'll and gives satisfaction
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STORIES ABOUT AMIN AIS.
\ Disagroeable Spider.
PhilCfslpbig Press.

\ traveller in South America describes a
very unpleasant spider that lives there
When n person passes near one it starts up
and gives chase and viii often follow for a
distance Of thirty or forty yards. came
very nearly being bitten by one Of these
savage creatures. Riding at an easy trot
over the dry grass l suddenly observed
spider pursuing me, leapiug swiftly along
and keeping up with my beast. ! aimed a
blow with my whip, aud the lash struck the
ground close TO it, when it instantly leapad
upon and ran up the laslL and was actually
within three or four inches Of my hand when
/ flung the whip from me.
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PETROLEUM.
PittsburR.

Pittsbura.
PrTrsBURG, September 3.-The afternoon
market was strong and advanced under
bulhsh field news to 9llc. then dropped OF
10 90ic, but rallied to &c and closed at
9lIc.
On CrTY, September 3.-The National
Transit certificates opened at sSIe; highest
92lc; lowest 89Ic; closed at &c. Sales
1868 600 barrels; clearances 8,494. 900
barrels: runs 1882 barrels shipments
so 429 barrels; charters 1898 barrels.
Oil City Oil Exchange stock $3.50 bid, $500
asked.
TITusyIrLE September 3.-0il-Natioua
Transit certificates opened at s9lc; highest,
92c; lowest, 89ie; closing at &c. Ship
ments $685. barrels; runs 66.l27 barrels;
charters 73,333 barrels Market firm and
trading active. but closed strong; bullish
feeling prevailed all day.
BRADFoRD, Pa, September Crude Oil
Total runs on Tuesnday 66,t27
barrels. total shipments 1886 barrels;
charters 1898 barrels; clearances 6.7z4-
600 barrels; National Transit certificates
opened at sole; closed ct &c; highest
price 92Ici lowest 6sfc,
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SSTATE or WEST VIRGINIA. N The CIR.
- cult Court Of Ohio County, August Rales, 1854
b. lrun Mountain Company
pGDy.
The obJec, Of this suit Is to recover frop the De
endnnt the sum OF 49, SIS. o Cor Iron ore sold and
,Islivcred By the plaintiff 90 the defendant, and 70
.ubjec4 to the pa nent Of such indebtetnss claim
Of the defendant agAinst the Riverside Iron WORKS
And Il appearing from an snidayit 6ied In TIL
raue nj these rues, that the deseudsnt Saint Loab
ue and steel Company, h not resident Of The stat.
az Wet viryiaia, and IL not having been served
With proces In this suit motioe Of the piaintia
BIZ IL attorney this order pabicztion u entered
Seainst f. and Il b ordered that the aid defendsnt
saint Louis I've and steei Compsny, h required IN
xppear within one month alter the ds;e Of the hst
Publication o. this Orde. and do What Is ssce.say
10 protect Its interest q further ordered that this
order be published and post4d aooordinS - lay.
Witness, John w. Aftehen, eek o. aid Coart
NJ The courz house Of said co1nty. this sth dAy Of
August 1854 90 Wit: August Rul1, nsz
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
PUBLISHED the Grst time August 6, 1884
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, JET
wnnANP. HUBBAkD, AtsorneJ for fiainsia.
~
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at Lac Per Cent. - Governments
Firm---stocks Dun--Flour Dull and I'm
chnnged-Wheat Unchanged.
New YORK, September 3.-Money easy at
LAP per cent; closed offered at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 59@6a per
cent. Sterling Exchange, bankers bills
steady at 4S3t; demand 48ji
GOvERNMENTs-Firm.
Threes coupons
Feurs and-a-hah
Fours coupons. W
Pacific Skies OF lS9o............ ..''''t-o
KAILwAYs-Quiet.
STATE SECURTIEs-Dull.
STQCKs-In early dealings speculation
was strong, especial; G:5f gfangers, which
rose per cent for Northwestern and per
cent for 81: Paul. Subsequently the market
weakened and Northwestern dropped to 963.
The other active shares declined to
2 per cent in sympathy. Near the close there
was little more activity and the market
advanced sharply for some stocks; grangers,
New York Central, Louisville and Nash
vile and Western Union being most con-
SpicuOus in the rise. New York Central
rose to 1927, Northwestern to IS, St Paul
TO So, Lackawanna to 1851, Western
Union to GIG and Union Pacific to AZ.
Business was light, operators evinciug a
disposion to wait until the corn crop is
assured. Compared with last night, the
closing price are TO II per cent.
higher for Canada Southern, St Paul, pre-
ferred. I.ackawanna. Louisville and Nash.
vile, Long Island Missouri Pacific, New
Dork Central, Erie, Pacific Mail, Omaha
preferred, Union Pacific and Western Tn
ion, and ! to II lower for Central Pacific.
Northwestern, st. Paul, Delaware and
Hudson, Kansas and Texas, Louisiana and
Missouri River delivered to %.
Transactions, $4,000 shares.
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Lucky Bsidwin.s wife.

odfuto9u tpTTtSpondcRcc nec Iofh Nd.
Mrs. Lucky" Baldwin is the latest sensa
ton at the hotel where she stays. She is
Only 4 feet inches IN height, but wen
formed and rather pretty. She is nineteen
years old, but looks ike girl Of twelve, and
dresses like one Her skirts are short, and
her brown hair hangs down in two braids
lied at the ends with ribbon. Lucky, her
husband, is sixty-one years old and grand
father. The romantic story is told that the
present Mrs Baldwin studied architecture
in San Francisco with her father, whose pro-
fession it is. He was summoned TO appear
before building board in San Francisco to
give his views on ventilation, but being too
i'll to do so, bis bright young daughter pre-
pared the report and read it before the
board, of which Mr. Baldwin was member.
So successfully did she present her plans
that the wealthy widower fell in love with
the young architect, eourted her, and IN due
course OF time she accepted the heart and
hand Of one of CALIFORNIA; most successful
spectators. Mrs. Baldwin appeared AT the
hotel hop Saturday night in pretty white
muslin, trimmed with embroidery and lace
The baby waist was confined by sash OF
pink ottoman ribbon, and her long braids of
hair tied up with pink ribbons. Bows OF
pink ribbon were on each shoulder. Around
her head was q wreath of maiden hair fern
studded with tuberoses and pink buds She
looked the embodiment of the ideal Child
ish simplicity so seldom seen nowadays
| She wears scarcely any jewelry, ard what
she wears is of the least snowy kind. There
are children here of ten and twelve years
old who look more matronly and dress more
ike mature women than does this little
bride. She does not seem to have had her
head turned in the least BY her thus far sue
cessful matrimonial venture, nor BY the at
tention she attracts during this her first trip
TO the east
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CANCER FOR TWENTY YEARS.

"F0t twenty years su Uttered from a cancer on my
reCk Patent PotAsh and Mercury Mixture, ted
instead Of curing the Cancer. lost the use OF my
trr, and The upper part Of my body. My general
hrath "a, hruken down, and my life vas deSPaired
p ; : ; cured me sound aud we'll This new
$50 Of q q Il gave 70 me cannot be measured o.
pay monetary value. l owe my lille and the support
!. a. rsrrTly 70 SWifts SpecitC.
W. X Robson, DayisborO, Ga.
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Or high or low, or rich or poor,
None would foul teeth or breath endure,
If they but knew how sure and swift
Was SoZ0DoNT. that priceless gift,
In giving beauty. life and tone
To every charm the mouth can own.