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Hat aud slices.


"One day lus. week." said an ALBANY
saoedea!cr, "when l was alone in my s,or.
8 well.dre.s.d stranger entered. Ia wore
white 'dicer' IA tho boys call ~ which
he laid carefully upon a counter near thu
door. Then he asked me for q pair OF nv
very best Custom-made Taco shote, A pair
Was soon placed at his disposal. sesi,pp
himeel! he tried on tbs right shoe. This
is q splendid dt,' be said, 'tut my feet ar.
each ola d.iEeren: Biza. l. I. me zee II the
Lett one fits as well.' Tue LETT shoe was
pulled on his foot and be stood up eud
gsz.d proudly down at bin * re,ni,irs
Those are abuut right no ssid,
but suppose you give me pair lees!e
smaller. There is no need Of a man mai
ing his tsot look larger than necessary
mounted he steps after another pair, when
| heard noise in the front Of The stor.
and looked up inst in time to see small
boy making away with the strauver's La.
Look, your haiti shouted, "aiter him
qllck.' The ranger seonei pars!, ID
lor momen', bnt then galloped ont Of lht
door in pursuit" THAT'S ALL" said the
shoe-dealer fnally. "The new shoes went
out with the man, and have seen neisu. !
since. When be tried on the snoss b.
stamped his feet very naturally, aud er1
pose that was signal for his colisuera,e.'
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AoS~ AARSU SNAA
Henry Ward hevcNer a. Ills nsst In ID
tending JnHes q. Hiatue.
From Henry Hati Beeh.r's X, mon P, saehsd a PHI
| HoAh church, Aopnltsf II, 46sI e0-0,.1 49,
That there has BETH tnoat delibera.
conspiracy carried on. In all i.s parts will
toresight,with msligu and infamous iu.en,
to destroy the nSmo Of James G. Blaine,
have no more doubt than have that
stand here, or that the dewitt goes to ant
fro seeking whom be may dsyour, up ant
down among men. I have watched III,
progress Of 1t. have seen tho yeuomouI
,hEuais that have been made at him,
man believe as pure an my other ma,
that walks tho earth aB conscientious. a,
sensiliye to everything that ID pure and
virtuoue; \ Christian man, q Christiar
teacher, good father and husband and
neighbor, aRood man, whose whole llis
has been the earning u a reputation and .
chsracter that should rank him among the
good men OF the earth. | am not speaking
VI the miretsble scsibblerB that have
aought to jJin Ills nsma In the transaction
Of money Iatters. HI has not a friend
who, dying to-day, would not be proud ~
rut hSa es;ate into the hands VI James G,
Il aims 10 take care Of thoae whom he
loved. Trust IL unoounded In him; yet they
tried 10 make him n miserable thlei aud liar,
and to discrosn hun. They BEEN to think
that noble citizen, standing high In the
estimation Of the high, ~ lawful prey, and
that they are to be credited with kkiil, With
power and greatness, that know how to
disrobe him and to tarnish hia glory.
which Is the glory OF the Nation. I cay
thess things with grief. l would not say
them II the indignation Of tho Lord dlu
not stir me to the very bottom and II did
not desire to have |! known ior generations
to come that the men who undertook, BY
lies, BY lolge!y aad by Persistence In
them, 70 bl'2at u lair lame, tha. on that
man should rest the indignation Of the
Lord and Of the Nation, 20 tha. the people
should be- the voice Of G0d co,ue to Judge
bush u man. 1t will come, 1t has tom,:
and, ss when the thunder breaks in the
summer amoug the mountains, i,s crash is
caught up by This mountain anu thrown TO
tia. aud to that, and goes echoing down
upon the hurizjn, 30 down through ths
course Of tins the men that have con.
spired in this infamous thing wilt have ths
OF indignation slill reyerbera,irp
10 the lstes. day.
Tbs above eloquent ard powerful iuvcc.
tive against the enemies OF MIR. Blaine is az
true now as 1t was when MIR. Bsecher de.
ltvered it, and his present attitude makes
it far mere interesting. IL is only right to
warn our readetp, however, that W. have
Lakea the liberty 10 substitute Ia the above
Tor the name Of Genera Garfield, when
Mr.. Bsecher used, the name Of the man
whom General Ga.isld selec,ed 81 the
chief officer Of his administration, aud
whom he held as his most |, II ,ted End con.
tidential friend to the day o! nls dea.h,
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Homo Proof.

Kidney aud Liver Diseases und Rheun,t,m.-
suffered MISUNDERSTANDING seemed 10 haln ne
cduid tot Getous Of bed, D!: smlth CURED mo-"
Wheeling, WA
! Cata!.h, Polypus Of Nose lmreiicd !oies.-aui
escd for years; patent medicine iaiied 10 help me
Dr. Smith completely cured mo-"
~ CHAKLEs CHA bbuCE,
o. spc.del d To-, Wheeling, ", Va
DJspepsM ana liberated stnEsch.Ss"treatne
MS TiiJa ii H5 ,i;' .nrSrslce Sxs sut''
NE.-"IIad them fct lour.esa yysn;, d: smith
serniula Running sofes on Head. -"My ION Wa
Afflicted to. fourteen yckx. H0thtus seetnOd 10
holp him, u. dmtlh CURED him"
Mrs.. GATHKRIHE GAPS,
Market street, Wheeling. ", Va.
, i,l 10: yssks wtih tanoes. Had
a.sn; ~ aa'i'h ensa! ne .!,haa. fniis csisiie
Rlcs. Fstnls 0; Anns.-flal on ny bscf ioi Is
sesss sSsRos!ei, dying III. snIh eusod mo
Wholesale Grocer. hlin d., Thseling. " u.
UlceMtions Of Rectum, prolaptug aud pt]oa.-
va ~, siyea up 70 do and pronounced iuuuIsbls
WARRINGTON DKl.ANY,
Roy. H. o. LAdd wt.tes:-"pr smiths nroIes.
Moaal rerv!ees In my family have been must satia
And hkilliul physician" >'tA''
Mn, Margaret kolb says; " had boon sur.dus
tSr seven years aud treated By A,any pny..cians tot
III etSht hours rouured q b.uasisr ia feet iono"
Female Complains --1hrso years 10 hospltsfS for
'c1asx give nc pecuitss adyastas O. q such cascs
le:sGns entsd u SE!arsh, dlaeaas Of heart liver.
an o.. se.Eroses o, mon md Youth, scsoIuls snd
t1lca cured withou. tlle knife,
a aats = assssaee s treated BY letter
am!naloR sent on receipt Q! two thfce'ceat st1r:s
Consultation :! ossos Tree. Once koa,s from si
H. 01 ?. H., cA1ly. Call on or sddIeka
JOHN Y, SMITH, N. D.,
ny No. l!oi ChEpl!nc st.. Wheeling, ". ".
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LITERATURE or THE FACE.
How to Interpret tharaotcr In the ynsG
~. Gus Featnrss. X.

Fwneys houtu. ST.,
Observe how, when the shrewd palms
ia reading The limos Of band, he scans th
luce with aliaos. equal interest. Ties
learned people know how The soul dwell
In tho eye; and tho ability 10 understan,
its language Is Unborn with most folk. with
out having to study It, though e1uemel!
senti!ivs psrsons have told rue that NOR
power Of Discrimination rested In ths band
than they could read from every feature 0
this face, the faHsra being 90 futi OF ysiot
that they could feel color without BeeiuI
II; 30 inltof;nervss that an imprt ssiou VA,
instantaneous aud could be relied upon, &C
inll ollie that when their possaBsor WIS In
love they tingled with an aiecsiona.s In.
to 1ita'ton. -
1t IL s.id that very quiet eyes that i'm.
prtss and embarrass enc with their repos.
signify sell command, but also much com.
plscency and some conceit. Restless syes
that cannot look one steadily 10 tho face
denote decslsiul, designing mind. Eyes
In which tho white has u yello wish t,lye
and Ia streaked with reddish yeips, prove
much Of strong passions and hasty tom peY.
Very blne eyes btspeak miod inciped
to ccquesry; grey eyes siguiiy dignity, III
leliiGence and excellent r, asonirg iacnltie,;
ereenish eyes, iAlsehood aud u tond u.p,
Tor scandal. A malicious mind IL often
indicated by greeuish eyes. Black eyes
show u passionate; lively temperament,
aud sltentimes must deceitfui disposition;
brown eyes are generally tender aud t.us,
indicating kind aud happy disposi.ion.
VI the noae. A Z IMAM noas denotes at
enterprlaipg, business like character; a lonp
nose isa BIgn OF good sens; q perfect,
straight nose Indicates a pure aud noble
soul, unltsa the eye contradcs Il; a nose
resrousaa s'gnihes spirit II mischief, wi,
aud dash; a large nose generally indica!ee
a large mind and good nature, bu. lack oil
energy.
Thick lips generally mean other grea,
genius or great stupidity; very thin lips.
ctuelty, .aVaticlousness, and II tho lipa are
nabi;uAlly compressed, ialsshool. Dim.
pleH on the cheek arc known ss the abuds,
,t r3gurrry, and in the chin, Of Cupid and
bis pranks.
A leaa faco speaks more Of intelligence
dan TAT face, generally speaking, aud
they 40 say, beware Of full, round and
greasy FACET means treachefy.
Itrascibilisy Is accompanied by an cree
posture, open nos!rils. mois. temples, dia.
playing supeI Il :ial Veins which stand gu,
aud throb under the least excitement,
arge, unequal, ill.rangsd eyes, and equa
lse OF BON hands.
A genius may be expected from medium
nature, blue.grsy or brown eyes, promi
lent and large forehead, with temples |
title hollow; under lip slightly retiring, = !
liked, attentive look, and habitusl incllna-
lou of tho head ei.hsr backward or for. |
yard.
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After tho Opera Was over.
s.. Louis Sunday suyi.es.

s.. Louis etntloy Suglnes.
Une evening last week q rather dudic
young man, accompanying q eylnh.like
creature with beautiful blonde hair, board.
ed Q Washington avenue car at Jetfsrson
avenue, after princess Ida" at uurig's
Gave. Every seat III the csr wag taken,
and both platforms were crowded. The
dudic young man and bis faiIy.like COM
panion made their way toward the ior.
ward end 81 the car. Most Of the pers.na
inside were ladies, but Oh the right hand
aeas, next to the front window. sand iched
between 1t and very lat woman, Sat a
tall, well.dre. ssd gentleman, who looked
very tired. The car started, and the young
blonde beauty nesrly lost her balance, but
still no one gave her seat. The tall gem
tiuinan In the corner looked PANIED, but
more than Yer tired. 6l%r.
Finally he drew his knees I'D together
and said I"Miss, excuse ME but I have
TO 1ids clear out to Gland 4 avenue,
and an actually so tired that r cannot
stand. liyou will 81! on my lap, aad COO.
siderit no improperly, you are welcome
10 seat" = !: y Il. ,fs, =,
She looked at him moment Is though
to isthom h's soul and then sat down,
The dudic young man seemed surpris d,
but evidently thought the b!onde beauty
could do nothing wrong, aud that II shs
thought It proper to BIT there II was all
right She chstted with him j1s! 81 though
the tan gentleman on whoes lap sbe was
sitting had not been III existence, and after
ride Of ten blocks both she and her ca
Coyt got OF the car,lH ,lltg, ,,tifE+ Il
Pm exceedingly Obliged to you,' she
swee'ly said to him, - 80
mot at ALL" answered tho tall gentle
man, and the car started on again the mex
minrte. 5'l 575{
There's girl volts got ssnse," said 1
man on the resr platform, and his motion
J WAS carried unanimously, e
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TUE DAILY MARKETS.
Tho Fiunsoiai World.

.Nsp,Ycax, July money easr At laih pc1ren,
elosed al xa2 percent. Prime mercantile parer 5
~. pcrccnt si-,'.,M Exchange htnke.s' Bus sei
al " 81 demand stSt. ~ ~. Q'17r-. N " =
GovEANxEgTs-L0Ner. NH4t
RAILROAD RohDs-Snupg and In demand,
sraTE skcohfiEs-Dnll bnt All plw.fd move
srveK.5Ils s.ntk Exchange made further pro
Rres ! .hsy ItAnsieilont were uuusu4Ily ls,g,
and dealings attended With mu h e,ti sn,ent a
intstvsls IT pD1ts current wee RI 4 ityorxb {
chnf u. crop mems toh,lnLcse y, c. eat A ~
dacliJu ~ tt.lIl exchange aud the probability
urth s!rs. III, advance In prizes ranged from K
to W p!rrn.a"d .asny Ih ieS which have hlth
ef q oeeu quiet We're eAlen iyey de.l,li.
Inc leading features were Union Pacific, Gnrgea
et Ct d By tho auuount oment ,h.t the pIodnc,I %
uring August would not b. curtAited A prsyi nd.
y stat d. The Q we,e Hversl unim, ort.nt rae.
Q 4. bat ealh dectiue bf'ught III frcih buying.
Gsules OF tbs Day. tonirtrot with list Ltsht's
eli sing. prins ats %sSA teicent Ai.her.
Tmasacttaus ta7, CIV shasc4
p. y ~ y, 10y y; ~ ~? u D. rev ~ l.;
lshsh wlt. VII Leulslsna ,o a.S S,'' 81 Fl
Nitsodh Is. lc4n st. icseph, rus, at. r. i 4. @.
anu. ~; Tonh.see 6s. or, SOY: do nav ssx;
1e1kspttiee lsud grants as: DO K!o Gfa,ide *
gn9np, ns ,t Gre s,S Ss1 % lsus Es ie. %
Exp,es, NV: American EIp,ss, %; Casada
so ~, Slst: en:lA! pseiae. ch.sspeAie i
AK pfoiSrrtd ss,i: Fott Ns,ns I:S; sspn nl
q Of Joseph, ssE; do prvicrrOd, Ss.; tssed: Kan.
~ d Te,h. l9h Lake Erie l. Western. ~ Lake
hoee, sO1..: ,9ulsyillo a EAthyil g, si.4. L,ul..
charleston Ia. prSicrrcd. ID: do ID preferred.
!: 4euphls d Charie.ton. 49, Michigan Ccnis.j,
w Missouri Pacific, 9st. Nashville i ChattALo0.
=: Il; New Jersey centssl. 6s; Northern racihc,
l9h; 10 nrcferred q; Northwestern, 9G11t do pre-.
erred. l2o14; New York Ueu.1al. IU31+, Ohio t.u
.rAl, ~ on!o. 4 Mintnippi. 20. 90 preferred,
" psolte NAIL. 10; rl.lNbursh, 1877: ReAdillx,
X u. tou!s 4 s.u Fra,ctSo. issS: do preferred,
~; Union facthu, Syh Uni.ei State Express.
:. W.. ot L. Il 7. o. do preferred, AZ; WclIs,
Fargo Exprns.. lot: weteru Uniou. bSH.
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SsopThae Cough :,

By uslng Or. Frnsiers Throat and Lung
Colds, Hosiseness and Sore Throat, and ali
dissssss Of thu throat md lu,es Do not
neglect a Cough. l, may prove fatal. soeres
AID huhdredc Of grateful people ows tss.r
lives TO Dr.. srssi.tu Throat and Lung Bal.
baul, and no family viii ever be without Il
after onca uAing 1t, and discovering its mar.
,vslous power. II Is put up In isrga family
botsist anu sold Tor the smsll prtos 30 osnts
per bottle. FRAz1AH AlplcISk Co., Prup'A,
Cleveland, Ohio, ~ 81 .N
serasega High Rock Bpring Water for pals
by drugSirta. Al = ,',To Vi
Wholesale Agents: LoaAa 4 Co., Wheeling,
y. Va, and J. O. Dsnt 4 Co., Bridgeport,
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SHffo,, ahpep a4a Fine NoeIs.

There can be little doubt that the rails
INK Of mutton breeds in Tr1as will il tim
psy fairly, but there may vol be some
question about the Availability Of throw.
ing over the Merino, now that the tar #
on wool is temporarily low. There has al
ways besn market for the middle woods
in this country, usually at prices much
like the quality Of the fibre i.uelI-medium
sind they will probably continus to be
sale sheep to Yais' but the 6ae woods have
served we'll the wool-erowef Of this cuun.
Try, and it may not be a bad plan to con.
slider we'll before being of with the old
lovo and on with the new.
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MEDICAL,
DR.. ]. (. SMITH,
No. 14c4 CBApL1NE STREET,
q If.r Near soa,teon!h a.res,

Tho best evidence Of phydcian,s SUCCESS ,s the
testimony Of his Patterns. Tho irCfU4slus 10
laAn"; los my al services rtoyc that
Heait no4etably And tsirls with thcxo WHO have
S 20, ne heve, use : peuenir IAtne vi
unMtes hoin thote whom have cured Atet tSoy
hA9 eeen pronounced lncurahle. 4 thorough rned.
ioai edaasaon With many y,an hospital u1psri
c slee ana familiarity with therapeutic ssSnu,
aud stnct attention " hygienlo mausgein1ut il.
,asS sas cure bseleie, and trkakiy zTs
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II you are sut1-ring with low and depressed
tpiri.s. loss Of appetite, general debility, dis
ortsred blood, weak constitution, headache
or any disease Of bilious nature, by al
meA, j procure bottle oil L .c'rIc Bi,ters.
You will b surprited to sss the rapid I'M.
provemsnt that will follow; yuu Will be- in.
spired with new HI; strength and activity
will re'urr; pam and misery will cpase, and
henceforsh you will 7. Ice In the praise II
Electric Bi.tsrs. Sold at atty eea,s a bottle
by Logan 4 %. x.yAH
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A RARE lu1ury.-rhat little old Cornhill
coHss houss was q nlague. which drew
hungry men 10 its for:als. as the plyory
odofs Of q steak seemed to permeate the
whole atmosphere Of the place-and only
.hinA the price Of this rars luxury, with
Incompatible fried potatoes, was fly
cents !-Boslon Budget.
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q. Flour quiet and ste>hy
lower No. 2rcd July 9'As
,aepte,Ebe 9ta96hc: c ober
tctcd mixed dc: No. Q G2Li
mixed IN grain dep It G4Lc
CSC: AUGUST Gissa6lA" .+.r.
+ 6!ks62Hc. Oats, car Lola
r No. 8 white aoHsA.c; 40
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Mr.. VIM. Thomas, OF Newton, Ia., says
My vito has bees seriously Affected with .
cough for twenty. 1--we yests, snd this spring
mora peversly than ever beiora. She had
used mary rene lies without rstiet, and b..
inR urged to try D.. Kings New Discovery,
did 30, with most gratifying results. The
first bottle 1e''evad he. very much, and ths
second bottle has absolutely cured her. sht
has not had 80 / OF health for thirty years. ,
Trial Roillrs los. at Logan y Co.'s Drug
Store. Large s'zs 81 co. AwYAw
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NEW YORK, July a Cotton easy; futures steady;
July ln9:c; August lI.C0c: soptcmbNl u VIC; orto.
her loose November 10 Sic; Dccembes 10 sic; Jan.
ury 10 6lc. tchrusr3 ,o.Tlc; March 10 &c., April
TO- 99c; My lt.9!A.lo, o9c.
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No Reason Tor Com plnlnt,

Ne,r York Sun.
Wiie--Tne Grat year Of our marriage
dear, you kissed mf thouaands OF times,
Hnsband-I know It.
Wiie-Apd the second year You kissed
me great doal.
Husband-I know that, too.
W!ie-And this year you don't kiss II
at all.
Hnsbaud-Very true, my dear, but Jus,
think what the average must be-. II yor
could strike an average for those th'ct
yesrd you would Aud no reason to com
plain OF my not kipslnV yon.
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WoSo CuIA Foo 81, the principal quail.
ties 1tqnIsl.e ior Chinese bells Is cheek
aud nerve. This IL d very fortunate thing
ior The Chinese b.lle. II beaniy was ihS
leading characteristic d,sited, she would
BE- riAring failure as beile,-Nmfistown
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"lr' said HI Austin school teacher,
you 10 TO butcher shop and pay ten cents
aa,pound Tor meat, oWSnsny pounds -
Up went ths hand OF q new boy fram this
country. "What Is It, Johuny?' "When
We want meat W. don't 10 to butchers
ahop. Pa goes nut on thu prairie and kills
msverlck." -7tras Sihinys.
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ratoga HiKh Rock Bpring Water for uale


Tho best sAlys In tho world ,er Outs, Bruises,
Sores, ulcnrs, Bal. Rheum, Feser sorse, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chs!blHin Corns asd al!
Skin Eruptlons, and pesI,ivaly cures PILES,
or no pay reqn!rstt. II ia guaranteed 10 rive
perfect mtiasscaon. or money refunded.
Fries % centA pes box. az n
For Rals By Logan Il Co,
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Or to the present writing the guests at
the sesside and mountain resorts haven't
yet been compelled this summer to wear
muas to keep their ears from being lros..
bitten, but the calamity may occur any
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4 GREAT deal Of fun Is poked at the milk
man becat SO hu mixes water with the lac
,eat fluid, but the truth Is that he doesa''
do it. He saves his conscience by putting
that duty on the hired nan. =
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A LADY writer: Il havs used Ayers Bar.
sapa,illa In my family for many yesrs. aud
could not keep house without 1t. For tbs
relief Of the psins const quent ppm female
wssknesses and irregularities, consider /.
without an equal" pAw
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WITH the condiments generally a..alnabl.
It is not poasib! to produce a mayonalss
dfetsihg for sstatd that will compsre wish
Darkee's Salad Dressing. Buy bottle and
bs CONVINCED. Mwr.w
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This promiaes to be an unusually good
summer for farmers. Not only have crops
bsen large, bus the cool weather KEEP!
thousands OF city relations from coming
and gpopeinp on thrm
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To plslsl con,sgion ifnm garments aud
linen d'st atect with GLssN's suLnuE Ho.r.
tfEkA 2dorRAGaE DR. fs cafa I'd one ufa.
uto. Mwraw
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Pix tumors, rupture and tiatuias, radical.
~ cured by improved methods. Book two
letter stamps. World's Ditpousary Medical
Association, Buffalo. n Y. :"
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OWING to the cold temperature bathing
has not been very general At tho seaside re-
sorts this year. What is badly needed is
4 waterproof bathing suit.
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Father IL Getting Well,

TH1Hcr IL 0etllHB " 6lIs
"My daushterss ray:
"How much better father Il since h9 used HOP
Bltt.is"
"He Il Hett!rg we'll alter his long suffering from
dis.ase declared | CurAble."
"And We atc 10 ylad that no pssd your Bitten "
- Lady OF Utica, n. Y.
e$'None genuine without bunch ri grren Hops
on tho white label Shnn all the vilo, poisonous
iylS.NNYtw
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II Is not until a yonng man has pro-
posed End been rejected that be begins to
look upon old bachelors with respect.
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Sure cure for Blind, Bleediug and Itching
Piles. One box has cured tie WORT cases Of
twenty years' standing. No one neeu suu.t
dive minutes alter using William'a Indian
Pile Ointment. It absorba iumors, allays
itching, acts as poultice, gives instant relief.
Prepared only Tor Pilea, itching Of the private
psrta, nothing else. Bold By druggists and
nsi!sd on xscsIp. Of price, 81. " =
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hotherSwnn's Worm Sy rup.
lniallib!e, ta.teless h1rIniess, ca.hsrtic; tor
leVerishness, restlessnetr, WORLDS, coust,pa-
ton. Twunt, five canrs.
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AJAX Tor Wells Rough on Corns." Filter
cents. Q1iek, complete cure. Hard OF sol
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