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"Stpntat' IL To-Day.
l must nail to the pillory Ct European
opinion a characteristic example OF III.
petition Of women In Siberia. Il hap
pened to Olga LSoubatovi,ch, ore Of tie
heroines Of the "uisf Of the fifty" at Mos
COW, where the Socialist %propsgsndls's
gained to 30 remarkable az extent the sym.
paihy Of the public. o. she 80 h Of
August, 1883, on passing through Kras
notArsk Gu tie way to her destination in
E stern Siberia, she was called before the
'%'!spravnik" lch!ei Of the police Of an 81
ropdisssep who told her she must tx.
change her y clothes for a convict dreea.
Blu: ~ ehe sRs condemned TO Transports
tion by administrative order, and not 10
hard labor, she had 3 right to wear her
own clothes. This chs tried to explain 10
the lspravnik. At her fret wrrds, how
ever, lie became ~fazious, and repeated tina,
she must not only change her dress, bat
do il lnere anu tnen in lae bureau before
To this unheard. of Elimination Olga Liou-
batov.tcn answered by q categorical rel,
al. Then 1t a sIgn from the police officer
bis subordinatts e-IZsd hold Of the prison.
er in order TO undre.s her by turce. A bar
barous struggle ensued. Tnls crowd Of
men began III beat this woman, to pull her
hair and tear of her. clothes. So long Va
She Kept her iees sns defended herseit rs
best she could, bu! the chlet Of polics by a
violent kick teiled her to the earth. THIS
is how she herself describes this iniamy:
II fell into q kind OF ssupor. I remember
conlusedly how the heavy boot OF The tsp
ravDik struck my cEesr. Some one was
pulling my hair, another was striking my
lace with lis ifs; the rest were tearing III
my clothes, and ut l.at naked, c.uc.fied on
the -four, il the presence u a crowd OF mso,
l Ielt all the shame and horror OF a woman
vioia,ed. Frightened Of their own desd,
the towards Il 81, and when l recovered
c~onsclousu.ss I cav around me only my
companions, psle as death, while Fanny
MorlDess YVES writing in hy=lerical con
vu'sions.o
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-#... ." .
l have not yet mentioned the object thai
most interested me In the new asqu isitions
Of the lady referred to In the Commerce.
mens OF my letter. This was a sm u pic
tule standing OF q solid black easel. 1h4
sutttct, In imitation OF Wstttau, a minis.
tnre pastoral scene, In which a cnq1ettish
shephe'dees In a miraculous toilet Of pink
and blne, Is Bmiling archly st the clonaed
lace OF her %disconsnlate swain, the little
lamb meantime nibbiicg the green grass
under tho shade Of sprr aiding ir. es. The
drawing and coloring were good, the sub.
ct Itself pleasing, yet there wxs some.
hing ahort the atmosphere OF the picture
m oct PEI altar. Was 1t the rather unusual
II G. o. y gray, misty background into
which the brightest colors melted, and
what was 1t THAI, while the paint was de.
licately and smoothly laid on, g.vs the
hsnres and foliage an almost padded 3D..
peArance? Suddenly 1t struck me there
was something unusual about the veivety
scttnees Of the groundwork on which the
picture was erected.
l asted my hostess, and she replied: ~
paid 81 000 for that liuls curiosity OF art,
bot it ,od will guess correctly, without
touching, what the backing ia composed Of,
you shall take It home in your carriage."I
Accepting the challenge. I ran through all
the lls.a OF fabrics that I knew could b Id
Q lie, but without succts',
10 Do brief my que. sing was OF no avail
and I had to be told that the mysterious
was painted upon cobwebs; tha,
the process was known only to one living
man, q London artist, who by lsying on
each corner successive cobwebs, formed q
sort Of canvsc strong enough to Withstand
the light strokes Of his brush.
l msrveled, congratulated my friend
upon the acquisition to her collection, and
so rare aud fragile a curio should
sapt in q cabinet"
"Ies, I have ordered a pretty little al.
air Of glass and carved wood on purpose
',r its preservation" she replied.
Yesterday I met this sane lady. She
ooked sac; the reas N ~as soon explained.
My dear, you had scarcely LEFT. the
,ther day when the wife and eister Of Pro-.
.esor S Of Yale came to call. In my
vanity l was displaying my nav
to them, and, ahils l was
unfolding tina, Keuington figure in tapes
~ for Mrs. S, her slsteI-in.law, one OF
hsse laIge.boned. angular, il q ,~isiiive
ind Of women, picked up my Muion cob.
Tsb, bslozs | could sps.k raissd il. 10 her
ace, aud, between her near s5ghtedn.ss
.ud curiosity, ran her long, sharp New
1nglRnd nose right through IT,"
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bat 10 soon As the water touches her ears
Or . little ripple breaks In her mouth aba
folds up like 4 measuring rule, clutches her
best fellow with the grip Of q viee and blows
like q porpoise. There's no use arguing
with her After thai; she wss nearly
drowned, she knows 1t, and she don. care
10 90 90 near deaths door again in ahurry.
There Is no public place on earth where
the effect Of Personal adornnent 10 40 .asi.
y observed rs It Ia at the SEASIDE reaort.
tn. girl who WAS In the surf In . bsdrag.
gled bathing suit, with hangs as straight as
lead pencils and dripping drops Of ssIt
water down her sunbroxned nose, sta on
hotel porch in the evening. fuddy.
smooth and clear OF ekin, r. zz's ctimptd
G1e linen"
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Kidney and Liver pisencs ard Rheuuaa.m.-
suIefed ietttblJ-. Nothing ,eemed 10 help mo
coula not Se' cut OF bed, q; slnlth sas.a ns."
.p zEpA. PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, ". Va.
Cssarh, Polypus Of Eose,, Impaired voica,-sut
erred Tor yesrt: patent medicine hlled 10 help ma
Dr.. Smith completely cnnd ms"
Nn CHARLES cHADDuCK,
Dyspepsia and liberated stouach.-"Trsatmen,
m..h THJGSs RoLT, Insurance Aren't at
~, n y, them 70, 6 %tSnEsesu ye.n; p; smith
%sGtossls Running Sores on Heaa.-"Ay son WA
af1lcted iof fourteen year, Nothing seemed o
eclp him. d.. smith cured him"
haiset st'eet. Wheeling. ", Va
Il cut out three times. lt.eturued After each opcr.
a. al on; Sr' smith cured NE r..hep; tnl,s, s.snis
hlel, Ftssul. .; Anu.-yist on Il M ; S.ei IL ior i,
vs,h s s ssRG' x av Gy rssi d. snish eured No
>1'' - D'' S' THOMAS ooLyu,
Wholesale Groccr. ,faIn st., wheeling, ". Va,
uleetations Of Rectum, ProlApsus and Flies
d. 10 ELK stSs eu as e n az s, sna P' sai's." ineanals
WARRINGTON pglAEY.
Rev. q. o. Ldd wrtes:-"D,. smiths ntote.
.donAl &r1lces IN my family have been uoat ntis
md = skftttut physician" $3.50
Ms. Margaret Eolb says: " had been suffering
,os seven JesB snd treated ey Etsny physicians foI
iJgpepstA ". Smith ssid hsd 4 tape worra, and
. eight bonHs fernnycd > n ouster no feet long"
FEMALE ConplalnA-Three yeArr In hospitla 10,
'~sasles, give me peculiar advantages In surh csSCE
Persons cured Of cstArh. diseases Of heart, liver. /
topAea; hdne7s, .sfin. blood. nervous Affections
nd wcakneses Of men Aud youth, scutuA Nd |
GthmAt testify 10 my EuccesuL
Flee cured Without the kriie. !
Patients At 4 distance may be treated BY letter |
no HnktAction guaranteed. a chart for teli. u. !
uinAtnn senton receipt Of two thfee-cens RAINY. |
nd advice returned tree.
Consultation ~ ct1ce free. once hours from .
= u. 10 2, H., oaily. Gail on or address |
JOHN K SMITH, N, D.,
NV No t44 chspiips Il. Wheel!nv. " "a
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To a'estroy Weeds.

The coil ID ~ prone to weeds es man to
Gin, and it ia possible that some men have
been provoked to sin by weeds: How TO
eradicate them ia An important qu.slior.
Gould they once be cleared our, aud there
oe q probability OF their remaining 60, the
farmer could go st them, c%heerfully, hope.
fully; but quite the contrary is the expert
ence OF ali. LtHd tina. has grown nothing
but timothy and clover for twenty years
VIII produce q spontaneous growth CT
pigeon grass, rag weeds, pig wetda, etc /, il
put Under the ptow for a few years. Cut
ting the pests before they 70 10 serd is the
common remedy cf-red; bu. it takes q
vigilans committee for lach farm 10 do
that, il all se,ds are'to b. kept down. The
plan VT adopted has proven satislsctcrs,
and that is not to till any piecs Of land
long enough for the weeds to get posses
sion of the soil. Sod is turned for corr ;
the second year for corn OF Any other
crop most desired; the third to whsa,
OF oats and stock down. Where conve.
nlent, It Ia a good plan 10 ,urn under o
crop Of clover, then aeed sgain. The second
piece OF cod land ia turned, and by the time
that il ready to b. stocked the frs, is
ready for the pillow again. 1t will oe seen
by this method that msnuriug is not nsc.s-
s,ry. We do not believeia the use Of ms
nure on land used for hold crops, f.r the
seeds In the fertilizer add to ths labors OF
the farmer. We use manure upon the grses
land and get the benefit OF it in tue in
creased production Of hay, and also in the
growth Of cura when the land is turuxd for
I'll l.ge.
Farmers depend too greatly upon their
barnyaId manure to help out their grain
crepe. Year after year the plow is put upon
q field, year after year 4 half crop ia gath.
ertd, and 8 great auaounto OF labor ex pended
With poor compensation for investment.
Soil needs res -ihss is, rest from the Pro,
ductlon Of such crops as sap hugely ila
primitive elemente.
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Advertising Cheats!:

.- "|'.l##
ut hu become 10 common to begin an G,acie. IA
an elegant, interesting style.
"Thsn run II into rome advertisement tina, vs
avoid ali suth,
"And simply call Attention 70 the nefi9 OF Hep
Fis'sn In a. plain. hou,a. terms ~ poslble,
"1o induce people
TO give Il en- 0nt 'r!si, which 10 proves thcar
value that they will never use anything elie."
"THE RxArpr - isvorably noticed In all tho "a.
per-, Ni#
Religious And secular,
Having a large nla, and u sQpp.su.irg al other
med .cinss.
"ihers Is no DENYING tho virtues u the Hob
pant, and tho pr preton Of Hop Bitter, hays
shown Er At ss,ewtnNa and ability
IN compromising a medicine whoxs virtues ste
70 palpsb.s 10 every oas's ob4etyAuon.".
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Arc yon disturbed y. night and broken Of
your rest by . sics child suffering and crying
with psin OF cutting testh1 II 30, send q,
ones and &c, a bottle OF Mr. Winalow,.
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething. 1t.
value IL incsiculable. 1t will ssNevs The
poor little rufe.ss Immediately. DEPEND
upon It, mothers, Tiers is no nlstake about
1t. IT cuses d~yssntery ard d,nrhoca, rex.
ulstss the stomach and bowen, cures wind
collie, sof,eus the gums, reduces ,nhsmna.
ton, and giyea tone and energy to the whole
system. Ars. Wia.low's Soothing Syrup 10,
Children Ieething ID PLEASANT 10 tho taste,
kld Is the prescription otons OF tbs oldesl
and best female uuIHea and physicians in TIT
United 6tatss, and is for sals by al d~rnggisu
throughout the world. Price Is Cents q bo.
tie. 5-. xvakv
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ION an oflec boy I rose ,e.y fls.,

FTUW 40 oIlcN 10y I sf04A Te'y fltt,
4 lawyer An ath!tiG I bec ms ,ttN,
y hen | served all thu writs with u smile 70 blind,
sd ! fop', q tip .he g.. ots " ID 4 d 1tea Il. hand;
lopez up n ~ islo $40 ish'. you see,
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By using Dr.. Frazisr's Throat and Luna
Balsam--ths only aure cure Tor Coughs.
Colds, Hoarseness and Sors Throat, and all
diseasss Of the throat and lunga. Do no,
aeglsot q Cough. ]. may prove fatal. Score
add hundreds o. grateful people owe thai,
lives to DR.. Frsziet's Throat and Lang Bal
.am,A and no family will ever DO without /,
after ones uHnE Il, and discovering la mar
vslous power. It 10 put up in larYs TAMIL,
bottles and sold for the smAti price Is can't
psr bottls. FaAz1xa AKDlcrax Co., Props,
Cleveland, Ohio
Saratoga High Book Spring Water for al.
oy dsuggists.
Wholesale Agent,: LosAH & Co., Wheeling,
Y, Va, and J. Q. Dent 4 Co., Bridgeport.
Ohio , ~ pAK
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Like some haiIroady,

E1choncs.
A religious denomination in a town in
Indiana, which lei. that il mus. have a
church, called in the services Of a busines,
man to tell them how 1t Could be brought
about.
Tine case stands like this" he began:
"IheTa are twenty Of you, and you can
ra'ee $500 among you. You need q. least
5000 Organize a stock company, offer
,our shares a, afty cents on the dollar, and
you'll have no trouble about getting the
money"
But, Mr.. Chairman" protested one Of
the brethren, "~ha. about dividends on
this s,ock2' T@
"DriuendsI dividendsl" echoed the
ChaHnaI; wny, that's an alter conlidera.
ton: The frat thing ia to get rid OF the
stock and get the building up"
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NERv:u,. dyspep.ic individuals, whose dis.
tress OF mind and body make lie miserable,
Il your suisringa have been prolonged aud
increased by the use Of b,ttsrs and pretended
curss OF kidney and liver diseases, th,ow ali
such nostrums aslde and find health, strength
aud vizor In that simple remedy known rs
o.. Guysott's Yellow D OK and ea~rssparilla.
It puri6es the blood, htrsngthsns the urinary
and digestive organs, and ini1s.s new liis
into all parts OF the body. NJ other remedy
eqnsls /. Hare your druggist got i. for you.
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Ttmiu Antdxns In the Surf.
Eyeh1ncE.

Notwithstanding the complimentary
things papers cay in their personal columns
about fair swimmers ,hesre are lew, very
lew here. ] don't believe there are a dc:.n
girls In Atlantic CRY who can swim half a
square. A few years ago I could name
THAT many who could swim hsii q miIs
The averags girl ia ambitious enorgh to
learn how to swim and she would WILLINGLY
give q years pin money to be able to aost,
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IT LEADS ALL.

No other biool-purtfying medicine Is made,
or la. ever been prepared, which so com.
p!etely nEtGrs tho WALLS Of physician, aud
tho general public aS
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Il Nj. George v. Willing. OF Manchester,
Mich, ~rite.: "Hy vile las b en- almost
helpless for Ave years, so helpless that shs
could not turn ovet 10 bid aloaa. Sic used
tvo bo,tles II Z eotric Ik,t,ers. and IL 40 mu"h
improved, til abs Is abs now to do her own
work" n-
Electric Bistsrs will do al that IL ciaimtd
Tor them. Hundreds OF testimonials attest
their great curative pn~ert. Only Fly csnts
. hotils by LosAa q Co. NhrAN
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Theron P. ks Ion, editor Fl. Wayne, Ind,
Gas:.te, wril..: FOR the rsst five Year, hay.
always ussd D.. k,pg'. Nav Discovery, for
coughs Of ncst sevsrs character, aa well Is
for those Of q milder ,yps. 1t never falls Il
et set q speedy cure Ny friends to whom I
Rave Recommended 1t speak OF it la the same
high terms. Having been cured by it o,
consider it the only reliable and ,urs cure 10,
Coughs, Colds, &c" Gait at Logan & Co.'a
drug sore aud get 8 10, Trial to.,l-. Large
SEE $t00. Axr.v
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"WHAT va learn Win pleasure va n.yar
iorgeL"-Ayred Nercisr. rns iollogips ia a
cass in polsI i pad ont huudreds Of do.
lars without receiving any ben.h ~ ,s,s
Mrs Emily Rhoads, OF MoBrid.s, Mich. II
bad female complaints, especially 'trsgsipg.
down. for over Ell y ats. Dr.. Z. v. Plrrcsfs
'Fayorits Prescription did me- more good
than any mediclue l ever TOOK. l advise
every SICK lady 70 taxa i,.n And 10 do va.
Il never d.s,ppoinu its patrons. Druggists
aeil Il.
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job, -"say George, You really ought to
know better Than to scratch that way in
public G orge-"Aud' why shouldn't
scratch2" why, because people will think
you are shy Of soap md water" That's
sll you knov shout it" II shonld like
you to explain youraeli, then" " scratch
because l itch and more than that, l an
proud Of the itching" shameless fol.
low I" "ahamele.st Not q bit Of il. | am
right in the height OF sIyls." "HoE 80, in.
deed7" 'Them's $40 a day summer resorl
tao,oaito bite -G
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A Daughter,s Nisprv.

"E'sTsa jean our aAugh fugtssd on & bed Of
misery,
From A complication / Etdnsy, liver, thou.
matte trouble and nervous deoii,y,
Under taecars Of the esss physicians, p
who gave be-, da,ass va.!oas n4Ees,
"But no relie
"And now she Is restored 10 IA IN good health BY
~ hmplsa nmedy az Hop Bit,en, that vs had
stunned for yeas belize using 1.-THE ps,spts,
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House '1FE -'Wny doee your milk look
30 b.ua lhess days, Mr.. Scnslk? Isnever
mas been q lite 30 bad as now" Mlikman
(4pelogeleallD-"W, you see, mum,
our COW has lost is cslt Size na.'rally fe-ls
rather bus OVER it, and I s'poss it lf.cts
the milk."-7he Judge.
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Homo Proof.

Kidney and Liver piseaes ard Rhsuust.n,-
suIefed eftfblJ-..N Nothing 'eemed 10 halp mo,
souiu aos He1eut OF oeo. ". Smith cretd me-"
g zEpA. PHILLIPS,
H Wheeling, ", Va.
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Father Is Getting Well.

"Ay daushteu say:
Bittsr" IVY
NE 1, getting we'll After hi. LONG uig.tar from
{ dtsea.t decisiet | 'cunhio."
"And We ARC 20 Slad that no used YOUR Bi.ter,."
- Lady OF Utica, N. Y.
sTSone S"nulue without = bunch 81 green pons
on the white label shnn> all the vile, poisonou,
ssnn -ith eop" or "Hop>" In their mama.
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Did She Die,

"sh fingered and suffered along, plnlng away
the time for years"
"Ihs dectas doing her no good: -
And st last was cured BY this Hop ai..s,s tho
pareu aA7 10 much about"
"lndeedl Indeed"
"Aow thankful we ibonld be for III At medicine"
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Tbs beet salye in the world trCun, Bruises,
sosss, Ulcers, Salt Rneun, Fever Horeu, letter,
Caapp.d Hands, Ohiihiain Corns, aad al,
skin E7up.ious, aud positively cures Piles.
or 10 pay required. Il Is guaranteed TO give
perfect balieiscuon, or money REMINDED
Prizes Is cents per box.
Fer sals by Logan Il 60, ~
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AUSTRALIAN Inol.n women bandage
their Il, sds, Chinese w5men bandsge Their
feet and American women bandsgs Their
waists, but no one has ever heard Of a race
vhezs the women baud.ga their tongues
There is Something strange about this
Gaaahie Backster.
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A BosroS woman sdvertiaea for a mar
ITO take ARE Of her house and keep her
dog company while aLs is in Europe"
She trisd an Independent Tor a few dsya
before she leii, but the dog wsa go lone
some she concluded 10 advertise Tor some
one more compsnionahfe Graphic,
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lT your lungs are Weak, II d cold causet
you quick distress, you will breathe eaaier,
You wall cough less, you will strengthen III.
pulmonary organs, you will feel better ever,
way II you will OCCASIONALLY use DR.. Wis.ar'h
SAILS I'M Of Wild Cherry. Ask your oruggis,
tor II. pAs
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Qm 1tltdkrqetuex
'nr., .>"*. Va n - Foorissatn Ns1s@s.
NIX G>kEEM,
usAasSs.

- M H.H- -
Qsah4afs.
WIEN ,,. a.,
In ii BGf ~ ! ~ a,et'ea At.fm.
.s'had ~ y hiln:
AID / ,o,Sd l." ~ ni.a, t,"spt the uoo..
E h i ~, a H. *. eIss ~ : s!taeS * iV-' aooF
49, 'Ne' ~ n''n' 'eAuei OIL democracy
p,om a, or,., h,, "
i awe, ~ . = y, > q yioss y ~
y hsn' s.,v.d ~ ~ : w 'si,st,
80. "iAsN WIN smlie ~ phuu,
az ; ,o 1"p Up tne { nas " "a dsttea IT,. aahd;
that INV / n m ~" n .sfE ~ ~ tsn,, lou see
A.,h. ,h.,,s
IN ~. ~. uuos,.1e souu'y ! msie .utn AnAma
~ ~. cs.d !oJt!,ns ..! 10 neeAn'.
'S . ~, w. NV uIus.s M enlsn Mintm,"
az / s,s1. IN y pupli Slsl " s~tm'
X ,say ~ ~ -, ~ susess.I
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- W.T. y.

NAY mean : Polsn' ed with south" THIS Is the
n Gaze with Iundreas who hive been un~ie
ennu>h to fEre e&issps'ili.s prts'mtituses et9,
Until dig, stioa isslmoSt fatally iiIp,tred. swti i
~. Gle IL a yesct ,hle 'emety, And je torres the sys
EN- 10 health aud builds Up the waite made by
TIL n potsnns So
n was 81 ttts!ng with Blood Poison. and treate,
several moltns With" hercurT sud Potash, onl, TO
max M wcrre. Tue fot.th took swsy my spre
tie and gave me dysp peia, and bn,h gave me
sheuu,.s.sn. then ,aak ssEsapsyll,.. &C, III
these sarsspnsil'a mixtures have Pot .sh In them
This made M sill wo,se, as It drove the poison
farther irtn my s,,tem 4 friend Insisted Ishou'd
take ewif's specific and It cured me- Of the 10 d
Potton, drove the Mercury and -ttshh out OF my
sy,ten, And to-day am eS well "a | ever was"
IL Gt0 O. WEtLh4S. Jh., Salem, aaas.
John A. smith. the largest nerthant in Gaines.
vile, Ga, a!s: Il 81 sfcfed for Jestf .son the cr n.
hIred effects Of Pry,ip las snd rc.eaa l contin.
ccd 4, grow wrre NJ der . etifal trfntneht and
by txki,g medicine containing totssh s 2. 8
cuied me thoroughly and sb olu'tly. Ny spectit",
..recg,h aud Hesh returned ISL vascuset with It."
Treatise on Blood and akin L!eases mailed free
to applIcaua,r .s.. So IT, .s ... aE.G
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-06

THERE Is woelul lack OF eligible young
geDslcnen at the watering placea thir
staaon. but peshs's 'hey heard the moan.
ing Of the tide - Gimme ciat advertiser.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-06

.r Dr. FrRS1er's BooI Hlatefas
beverage, but are strictly medicinal In every
sense. They act strongly upon the Liver and
Kidneys,. keep the howsls open and regular
cleanse the blsod and system Of every impu.
rity. Sold BY drurgias- s. %. @
De. yaAux1's MAGIC orTxx11
Tbs greatest blessing that has been dlseov.
cred In this generation. A sure cure for Boils,
Burns. eores, Cuts, Flesh Wounds, Bore Nip.
Piles, Hard and Soft Corns, Chapped Lips and
Hands Fnp!es and Blotche. Prios Soc,
Sold By DrugEisuL
FRAz1xx Axn1ccSK, Co., Props,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-06

epecial Agent In Theelins.-Loesa i Co., O
AeukeIele:, &. E. Burt L Co., Alex. T. Young
/ 7. shiIk- b. q. Dsr.Ah and J. B. White d Co.
aeltkt;e, Ohio; 4. z. OnS. Earttc's Ferry, Ohio
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-06

ASEw:rApSR Ia TO DO started in the town
Of Ale1sndris, L.. for the sols purpose Of
advocating the selling Of liquor, which is
now prohibited there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-06

Me-? Going away this summer" asked
Henpeck, ~1ueIully. "Oh, NO; my wife il.
gong, bus I've to stay 1t houle and kea,
hauss for the servant. "-Bunliag!oa Hunk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-06

THIRTY thousand two.horae trucks are
emplo, I'd in the business OF New York city.
Upward Of s.. COO. 600 are invested in this
industry. tr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-06

A DISPATCH from HAVANA aays .ba'
Cuha's treasury is empty, MI. Eoo, late
o New \ rk, says hs can prove an abb,
-Nur alo,En Herald.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-06

GLEsE's srtraug toAr purified The akin,
Hl.fs Hair a.u Wn!skec Dye, so cents,
Pixies ToothEche Drops cure ia one minute,
aI#a-. ~ . MVRkW