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AoLH4--El - -sooS IT,
yiauey and Liver DIEtaGs and Rhcunattu,,-
s,T.rITen!hiy-"HGth!ng seemed 10 help me:
ZEPT. PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, W. Va
cs,,rh, rolyPu Of Nose ImVaiiea goicc.-su::.
.sisi liz ycaTs patent medicine iai cd to help nc.
W S"''1 CHARLES CHADDUcK,
OF speIde! "a Cd, !. he4las, ". Va
rnS,noda and liberated Stomach. --"1rgatmert
,or y..ss la!gcd 70 give nle relief. D.. Smith cured
Ng.-"liad lheE1 10, l%guftes:n years D.. Smith
Sctoirii, RuuaiEg sores Oh lIeal.-"dy sou Yves
,iiict4l for !0tIIcen yoAts. Nothing seemed TO
hrls hira. III. smtth cured him.
Market Street, Wheeling, W. va.
Cxrnt,-"suGe;Gd !ot senrs With Cancer, He'd
II nit out thrEe times. il returned alter each oper.
s.!on. u. saith cured me %sth2u: k1ife, eaI,,tic
0, pain" 4ShS. =. u. obCuII.
ysSSs. Reported dying. Dr. Smith cured nc
''] TMoAls CoLyIN,
Wholesale Grocer. Ht41 ST.. Wheeling, Il. Va.
ukeia.!ars Of t,ec:un, lEola2sus and Piles
WIS E!;ea up 70 dte hlt pT n9ansed incutabie.
WAHHlSa1oN DELANY,
MARTINS Kerry.
Se7. Il. O.. LGtd wrltes:-"pr. Smiths PROBES.
ton.l services III my family have been most salts.
kclO,y, and l co@ricId him 70 ell az q gentleman
sud stk!llul physician"
an !2AIESIesE oih &.ys:-.'I had been suffering
iot heyeu yGatS and tfeRtcd By many physicians tct
Dyspepsia. Dr.. smith sLtd had Il tapc!werm, aud
IN eight hours removed q monster lGJ tcet lcnl,."
Yela!e Complaints -fhIes years In hospitals for
female, give no peculiar advantages In slch cases.
Prnolk cured nj cltlr1h. diSeases Of heart, Liver,
s4M,1Db. kiIuptU hkiN hlShl pnr-nVs "a CIr4tope
lCd weaknesses Of men and youth, %scrotulG and
Alink tttiiy " Dy EIctcSB. -
Pills cured without tie knUe. @
Patients 81 a dE:RNcs Day be treated BIZ letter
and ABSTRACTION glaraG!etd. A char. for rclt ex.
animation Yunt Oh fe2elploI TWO three-ceut Eta
and advice returned free,
COlNlatun O! osaca itcc. oniee hours from .
Ia, II. r., daily. Call ON o. address
JOHN 4. SaIIH, x. D.,
nIlipA* 10. 400 Chan!lne 1T, Wheeling, ". Va.
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0fice, Nos. 70 nnd n TCo,iccn1i,S ,ree.
AssRMON ON rAvVU


ny DR.. CHnnlnEbnm -"rhe Voice or God
Upon tho Wntcrs.'
The following sermon was preached BY
Rev. Dr.. D.A. Cunningham, pastor Of The
First Presbyterian Church, on last Sabbath:
Paalm 20, 8. "Tho voice Of tbs lord Il
upon the watere; tho God OF glory thunder.
ctn; the Lord Is upon many water"
&Ihls Ptalm Ia designed to set forth tho
majesty and glory Of God, especially o.
manifested in u thunder storm, and In n
time OF great floods, md was evidently com.
posed In view OF such an exhibition OF His
power and glory. Occasions occur In every
country which furnish an illustration cl
tne fsaIn; and its meaning can be appre.
GATED by all. Just "a the eighth Psalm IL 10
pe read by moonlight, when the Stars are
brlght, as the Nineteenth needs the rays Of
me rising sun to bring out its beauty, so
thus can be best rehearsed beneath the
DIack wing of tempest, by the glare OF tho
lightning, amid that dubious dusk which
iieralds the war OF clements, or In the pre-.
6tnce Of tho angry floods and roaring tor.
renta. SpuIgeon says: 1.-THE verses march
to the time OF thundetbolts." God Is every.
where conspicuous, and all the earth Is
hushed by the ma esty Of His presence.
me d1ss two verses are q call tn
alteration. "Giyo unto the Lord, o
ye mighty, give unto the Lord glory and
strength. Give unto the Lord the glory
due unto lis name; worship the Lord Ia
tho beauty Of holiness" From the third
70 tho tcnth verse, the path Of the tempest
Is traced. the attributed OF Gods word arc
rehearsed, and God msguiGedin all tho tor.
rible grandeur oil His power; and tho last
verse sEes.ly closes+he scene with the as
eu!rancs that the omnipotent Jehovah will
give both strength and peace to His peo.
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We can find no traces OF q lm1nsss shop
ever being called II bride chamber.
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ALL GooD FROM ABOVE,

Every good gilt and every perfec.
gift is from ubovey and cometh down from
the Father Of Lighi; and ys ought to say,
II the Lord will, We suall livs and do this
or that The practical Impression OF
these, and like dlvins maxims, carried GU,
III tbs common pursuits OF active lille, are
to the commercial seundnese and entire
welfare O.! q community what the helm is
to q vessel, or Il sassty-vAlye to an engine;
and i. may be expected tina, among 4 Chris.
tiaa people especially, God will guard
against It's subversion with peculiar zeal
ousy. There is q predisp1 sition in all iuel
10 forget this dependence. 1t was 80 wlrh
Gods ancient covenant peopls; hence, HI
otten i%nterposed with the mercifui and i'm.
presslve checks OF His providence to re.
mind them OF their dependence
upon His bounty. And now, when thu
Almighty has uttered His voice, aud by the
momentary suspension OF hi. essential
protection fs our glorious Preseryer, has
lett such wide spread desolatiou along our
majestic rivar, shall I'VE nor "sscribe
righteousness to His ,hrone," humbly con.
iess cur forgctiuines, Of Him, anu under a
deep conviction that Gil our ,xssl.encv and
wisdom and Strength are nothing without
Hun, implore Of Him grace, that wa as a
people may hereafter be made IN example
OF aancuiisd correction and chss,ensd
prosperity?
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Special agents In Whccllng-Logan 4 Co., G
aenEemellcr, r. Q. Burt d Co.. Alex. T. Young
J: shi;k; p. II. Darrah and J. B. White 4 CO
bell.ite, OHIO; AR. ong, Martins Ferry, Ohio.
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From DIR. =. w. Iun,rr, Baltimore.
#g-E TrH-Ga HnryiuNu. ~ :
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But God speaks alsot to those who remain
unmoved and unrestricted by The calami.
ties which have come. Iucurablo and oh.
climate indeed. must be a people Who dis.
regard the most High when His chssten.
ing hand is laid heavily upon them. Our
hearts must not remain uutouched-onr
alma unioraaken, and our duties unfulalisd
In such q visitation 10 this. Are We unbn.
levers in the doctrine OF a particular Prov.
iaence. and the moral ends oil a public cal.
amity2 Shall we ba totally indifferent
and needless to the voice Of God,when the
mighty elements OF earth and heaven, clad
in the robesyot the destroyer, have come
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TORPID BOWELS,
LIVE
H ~,. M a q c6 a

:" - (ATSN gHIE 8. s9ssK3GS IA n 0""--"||
from these sources arise three. fouyths
tho Diseases Of tho human r1ice. The
symptoms Indicate their existence: Lona
Appetite. Bowels costlyc, Gicli Iles
uciic, fu:tnesl aftcr eating, aversion
.Zc.tion Of body or mind, Er1chatil i
Of food, IrritabilIty OF temper, II
.a:no duty, Di1zii,es,, Tia.tsri..s n. I !
Heart, Dots before thc eyes, highly c( !.
orod Urine, CoESTIpA1I0N', and { I.
mand tho use ola remedy that acts QIrcci II
On tho Liver. ASA Liver medicine TUTJ !
PILLS linve no c7unl. Their action on, 10
Kidneys and slsin Is also prompt; romovi Is
enSora OF TIN SYSTEM - producing iapne.
tlte, sound die stlon. ~rcyullr stools. n clear
sktnand q vistlrous body.A TUFTS PINS
cause no NJ; lsca or gripping nor Interfere
with daily 3rk and arc u perfect.
AMTiEJTE TO EHALAEsA.
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COPS WARNING TO his PEOPLE,

3 LIST III, ss q people, giva heed to the
Divine voice. God said to His people in
the days Of jeremiah, "Bs thou Instructed,
Jerusalem, lest my soul depart from
Thee; lest | make thee desolate, a land no.
inhabited" der. G:S.) This language is
solemn and impre ssive, aud yet It is emf.
uent!y parentsl. 1t recalls the peace and
tranquility and local prosperity and public
metcits which We have enjoyed for years,
and reminds US Of the gratitude which va
owe to God for having so long shielded
our prosperity and our homes; and 1t
seems TO cay to ue, il you hear His call and
obey His voice aud give glory unto His
name, His upliitcd rcd shall give place to
the Returning triumphs OF Ills goodnes,..
The yindication Of His glory will
be effected, and reformation, repent.
auce and the abandonment OF sin will pre.
rare new avenues for the dispensa,ion OF
His blessings. The houssless, the destitute
and impoverished, by this calamity, may
especially be reminded Of the merciiul and
sy mpathIzlng character Of that ct forgot.
ten Father, who invitcs His children by
their very distlesses to put their trust in
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THE SOVEREIGNTY OF JEHOVAH.

l. The sovereignty OF Jehovah ia here
clearly SGT forth. "Tho Lord stitch upon
tho flood; yea, the Lord silteth king for
ever" Ooh W He Is enthroned upoa
the flood, or presides over It. lie Is en-.
throned upon the storm, or presides over
that which produces such CONSERVATION.
l. is not undlrected; it is not the result OF
chance or fate; 1t is not produced by mere
physical Laws; 1t is not without restrain:-
without u ruler, for jehovah p~resides oyer
al. "The Lord Hitteth king forever"
This is q thought which tendS to make the
mind calm and contiding when tho winds
howl and the floods roar; this accords with
the leading purpose Of the psalm-the call
on the sons OF the mighty, to ascribe
strength and glory to God. From all the
terrors Of the storm and the tloods;-from
all that is fearful, on tho waters, IN tie
forests, on.the hills, when II would seem So
il everything would ba swept away,-the
mind turns calmly to the thought tha,
GOD is enthroutd upon thu cloudt;-.hst
de presides over all that produces this
widespread alarm and commotion, and
that he will reign for ever and ever.
The Psalmist. elsewhere, in speaking Of
Gods sovereignty in His provideptial gov
ernment says, she ssndeth forth His CON.
mandment upon earlt; His word ruuneth
very swiftly. lie give,h SHOW like wool;
He acat!ereth the hoar frost like ashes; Hs
castelh forth his ice like morself; who can
stand before His cold? Hs sendeth OF
His word, and melteth them; He causts
His wind to blow, end the waters llow.n
psalm l47:l5 49,
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. A LOCAL APPLICATION.

IL becomes us to lock 10. measure O.
our obligations in the absolute c:aim1 o.
dods goodness upon q mast highly favored
ptopl.; and We should look into the stata
md history OF our hearts and individual
lives, hs we'll as ut our general morals. thai
We may discover boH much more liable ia
the divine displeasurs we may be than
those Tor whom He has done far less. and
i%ntrusted with nc such freedom and re.
ilsloua knowledge ns We enjoy. Surely it is
not necessary that our wealth should have
b'cn spent in luxury and vanity,
muca OF our Tina in d~i:sira,ion,
our evenings in theatres, drinking
end gambling Saloons, ard cur Sabbaths in
the violation OF The fourth commandment,
in order to show thar God has been but Tor
little feared and loved and Yursu,pved by
US. Our habits and pursuits may make Vi
an industrious and moral, without being 4
truly devout ind religious peopls; and il
50, We may be slre that We practise in GU
thoughts those vices. which others pract;se
in Their lives. Tho pride OF lie, plans 81
enterprise, wealth und the ambition oJ
worldly interests, may carry is rs far away
from the purauits OF immortal men, as Dc
more os!ansibly vicious practices; and thu,
there Ii a great amount Of sin, bonn of onis
sion and commission in our cities, in oul
churches, in our families and in our OWE
hearts, seems now to be ascrfteined bv the
.xprtss voice OF Gods Providence. Doub,
less Hs has been greatly displeastd with
our unthanEfulnees ior His me. cies. GU,
abuse OF His goodness, our hsrdneaa O,
heart and Iowa Of the world, cur luke
warmness in resisting iniqnity, oul
vain thoughts and calculations
our week day n%rgligencss and pro.
ti'iess .sabbaths, and cold and
lauguid deyotions. And what has he donei
dc has permitted the uuconquerable flood
to speak to us for Him, and II We are cal.
lous and ingensible-if we overlook The
sins which he reproves, and the appro.
pirate duties TO which Els calls US, are
there not other voices through which Il.
may address Us?
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pno tie ycfouottne, louie Der Rlu4uag,
gou fiiirsteu BON asr g0iauug bsrob. Guser
rem BremIer Bbiltpp Bropu. uelGer etu
Gugs oslliersn ptrb, puroe Vteuauo oerz
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Sas b6bmifAe xurnfsft tn G6i1
CdQO.


Su Chicago faub Iusben bas Sabresfeit
Der t0bmtiten Suruer ftntt. Drei3ebu Ser
cine BON Rstp Yort, @bicnqo, &eonr=Ras
ptoe, Detroit, @leuslano, Omaha, Rorri>
ION, NiIpautee &C. pareu osrtreten. 8aIz
ttmors Sru. Sofepb Suit
Get BON Der - 9 otols sta 8 Seb.
BIetf." Die G0bmsu neuusu ibrs juugsu
Qeute, psId,e ii6 Der Eurntuuf befstBiaeu,
,Ealtsn" (Sofol), uno auf bteieu Ramsu bill
ben fiGb bic iuugen Widnuer nift penig Elm.
Dem Eurusu uoraus giug Sountag etu gro
FER Tefaua; bic Sorfslluugeu fuubeu In ben
folaeubsn Sagsn TN Buffeniaale Der Sattss
rte D ftatt. 9ts rStsStg." iagt iibsr bic
Sirnerei ON Sisnfiuge: D~Dts Oberleis
tupa rubte In ben SdnOeu oss 4ru. Selob=
raeeRp BON Chicago, peldter Soritser bes
Bunbeeperbauoss iff, unb oieSuruiibuusen
nerosu BON bsm Sernusgsber Der b0bmii9sn
Eurner i3eituug e. Amsricau SOtel), 9ru.
Sciepb @3srnIaf, gelettet. SIN gaufe oes
Cages msIoeten ftn anger ben Ssrtrstsrn
Der bereits erp1bnten oreiSehn Seretus nod
usuu nsttsre s6alteu" bet BEN SunSssuOr'
fiser, 10 bos ii6 an BEN Wiittaes ! ubr be-
atnusnben G6nuz unb Bretsturueu 56 sal
ten" bstbsilietsn. Die folgeuben Yretsrth'
ter nottren geptlten5ntt ote Setfun9en etnes
i,bsu sin3sInsu Eurners: Glois 8uful BON
Rsp. Yort. 9 tftortu Stri6auer BON
Baltimore lint. Bituer BON Dttlmautte,
Erani. SIuta BON @lsuelanb, StepbaH BE
lst nub &uboIpb SoubIs BON Chicago.
9teufag.NaGmtttngs puroe 6as Eurusn
ON Barren" uno ,Bferoe" porgenommen
unb ourGgefiibrt. gtafbem man oauu cine
Banie fiir bas Absuobrob bate eiutrstsn
Iaiien, trurbe NIT bem - vgBsttipruna" fOrtgez
fubr.u. Gius iibsr Euuieub 26pfs 3dblsnoe
RsnIGenmsnet bseleitste bie 9stifuugeu Der
ourGgdueia aus lGIanfsu, mustnIOlsu uub
sIafii(Gen iuugeu Widnuer beffebenosn Eur.
uer NIT gr0Btsr aufmsrtiamtett uuo gei3ts
utdat NIT uitIfnh uerotentsm Ssifaa. Sur
Wtttmo& mar SortI,sung bee 3urnsns loon
Rtttnqs Bite AbsnOs 10 llbr) uub fiir 9ors
nsrfag Sormtttus 8uuoloh,t onrG btsStaot,
fat atsup apsr rlu stOsrr Snl tn Der ebOt'
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gtab@ab's rsgaltrenSe Piasa
&OutOmmSnc Burqar3cu, luocrHos Ab'
iubrmiltCl, iUjrtcH obHe Shmari,
fats 1uUaliiiil unO Hltitrlld.

Sin bcGetobliihea Guiotnittd ltir SaiOmd
gIta Dbne BeiggiGmad, elegant init iaBem cara
glncirt pursirgu. re5ursu, relHigeH uHo traittaen
eteie 4tlgu.
Rcbnab's gtIIsH sur 6eiLuns auer Ragsas,
qebers Gebdrmez 5iereUs uub SlaiealeietH, RerDsn,
qrrntBeiteu qCpftDeb tUeibli9sn 8e4perben, Rats
tidfgit Mttetitmangel, 61rtiebigEett, BsritDpftua
uHberbculiefeit, Dpspepfs, BGqenlsi6sH, Tte5er
lrterIst5s entsdr6uns. p6morr5oibsu uno aGsr St5s
riiupeu htr Giugetptife, Rein begstabiIiio fetus
Stur ron glsIiur, GiHerdlisH o6sr i9aOli6er Drps
gsE~ gsGn 6sn5te ioIgaAoe Sbmttome BON arquf.
Better 6sr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BertophIug innerI,6e
6dr prrbotben, 8GttDaIuns ucc9 bem Ropfg 5dute
i'm JsGggu, uebelieit, Soobrsnneu Gtel Dor BEN Eis
fen, glGPenbrR6eu, iaUres AufifDBeH ituienoe pber
bsbsnbc GmpFneuug ia Der BaaengrIbe Be5en bes
6erleuB eritttenoes geilbl berm qteaeu Tedsn ober
TluIe bpr ben 4usen Gigber uuo bumpfe Stmeuen
in Fcpis, BanRsi an Gusbhufuug, etlbcs Ausie6en
Der 6Gut unb eer &ugen. SsiteHittten, 54merIsu iu
ber 8ruit uub IN ben 8lieberu, pl0Sthe 4upaauua
bon Sise, 1reuusu DeB Sleibss.
Ginies Gcisu Ron 8abbap'B giIleu beresn
ben SorpeT BON ausn DbensenauHteH ardHtbsitsn Sc
frGer,
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Gin RaufGb uu6 feinc Iofaen.

g nectabh, q y 2S. Nuguf. >
6risbrtH Silbstrnuht, etu 8uriiIe uOu IS
Subreu unS SObn oes Sotsliers 2outs Oil
csbrunbt, bat uOrgefsru, oils sr bstruuteu
nod Sauie fam, eiueu 9eibfmOroueriu9
asmaGt unb fd lsbsrsgsfdbrttdl osrlset.
Ser iuugs Msni9, Der In cine TuGloie Ra'
ierst uerfailsu mar, sntjog iih bsm Gtnfluiie
ieirer Sdpefsr, bts tbn 3u beruhtaeu iudte,
lief in etu unberss 3tmmer, fedts ben 9luf
giusa 8eoolusrs in ben Wuub uuo gobSeuer.
Damn Iisf er, ndhrsuO bas Slut tn Str6=
Ten aas ietnem Wnuba foB, tn ben Sof.
8ret GsrSte purssn bsrbst Reruten, tounteu
isood bic SuGsl aus bs8 luuasn BIanues
9Otf nidt entfsrnsu, ba bttisr it4 uubdnOtg
QCbsr6ste. Gpdtsr brad ar m Solge oee
iibsrgrOBen gIutpsrIufes jHiammeu uao ltegt
nm etm Stetbeu uabs.