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Connecticut western news., 1884-08-20
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VgIIE BRIDGEPORT ORGAN now on exhibition N at this office is offered for sale at a
Connecticut western news., 1884-08-20
SHEFFIELD.

A game of baseball Saturday, between the Sheffield and Clayton hines, result ed in score of 20 to 24 in favor of the Clayton nine.
 The darkeys made much excitement in the village Saturday evening. One darkey, lately from Pittsfeld jail, badly abused a white man, another darkey struck lady guest from the hotel while entering the drug store, and three dark eys fought desperately among them selves. All this took place on the main street between 8 and 9 o'clock F. NJ. What does Sheffield maintain policemen and lookup for BoN AMI.
Connecticut western news., 1884-08-20
FALLS VHLLAG E.

II. c. CrandalI Jr spent Sunday in town.
 Miss Carrie Hall has returned from her vacation. Mss Katie Haley will return from her vacation this week.
 Swan Brewster of Bridgeport was in town over Sunday.
 Frederick Brown of Jersey City, N. J. is visiting at his home ill this place.
 Mrs Ransom Smith and two children of Danbury are visiting at Mrs NJ. A. Halls.
 The democrats of this place are get ing up club to buy a Cleveland and Hendricks banner.
 George W. Hall < Co have just re- ceived another large line of dry goods. Ferguson is as busy as bee marking the same to suit the times.
 George W. Hall returned from his trip to the seaside, greatly improved by the saltwater air. Mrs Hall will return this week, accompanied by Mrs Sidney Reed and Miss Lucy Randall. sOUTHFHELD.
 Miss OdelI of Canaan is stopping at I. R. Baldwins.
 William D. Kasson lost valuable bo,Sa Sunday Joorninp There were no services in the church Sunday, Rev Scott not being able to preach. t 4
 Wagon-merchant Cargill arrived home last week, from his trip in Vermont and northern Berkshire also to Holyoke and Westfeld Mrs Cargill's health is improving. 's.-,- .---.- .,
 Boss Pettis and Cook are covering school house No 10. also going to repair Nos and 8. Several others will have to be touched up some before the fal term commences.
 Mrs Ed Cook and Mrs l.. Simpson O Pittsfeld, also Mrs Williams of Berk shire and Mrs B. Simpson of North Go pake visited friends here. Mrs B.Simp son will stay few weeks.
 Charlie and Lizzie Baldwin were her, over Sunday from West 5tockbridge Mrs Wm Granger was also here owe the Sabbath. This lady IS almost 9, years old and awakes much sympath. for the aged, and proves that habits 0 industry does. not shorten ones life May she live to be 100.
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CANAAN, CONN,
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
subscr,ptson Account.-The date on tn

g. Q. RECKLEY, Editor and Prop'r
Connecticut western news., 1884-08-20
LrANn rANAAN, noINa HorrHl
II. n. AYERtLL,
 General Ticket Agent.
 General Offices, Bridgeport. ct.
HAMTFoHD X CONN. wEsTEur 1N HtAIIsMnAU.

Runs from Hartford 10 Rhinebeok on iha Hudson river, where it aannecta with
 the N. YtG, X II. IL. Hafir0ad.
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An experienced grower gives the fol.
lowing an his method Of growing celery: T
Firsi-ssrd where you will be sure to
get good seed. w. !,
Second-Prepare seed.bed out OF doors
ina sheltered situation. You will Re. your
plants early enough BY 30 doing, for they
grow much faster and arc much stronger
than when grown in a hot bed. y n
Third-Sprinkle the bed often, to make
it moist, and when the young plants arc
about three inches high trane plant them
into rows, putting them about three inches
apart in the rowe, and the rows about one
loot apart. r.
Fourth-When the plants have become
stocky, have O trench dug about one foot
deep, put into it EQUAL parts OF wood ashts
and good, rich dressing, and rich, black
coll, and work altogether with hoe,
F.fth-Set the plants about five inches
apart, and be sure 10 straightrn out the
roots and press the soil firmly about them.
Sixth-sprinkle them enough 10 keep
them fresh uuiil they are firm in their
places, and then give them all the water
you have mind to, the more the better.
Seventh-When they have made growth
enough TO cause the branchep to liz over,
bill up enough to hold the stalks erect.
Continue the killing process at intervals Of
two weeks all summer, being careful to do
1t when the weather is dry, and in the
afternoon when the dew is oil. b. cure,
when billing, to hold the stalks together,
10 proven. the soil from getting into the
heart Of the plants. 'il I.
EIghlh-Such portions az you may wish
for early celery, bank to the top BY ths
first OF septembe,; for winter use, bank to
the top from the first TO the middle Of Octo.
Der. NJ. = 80,
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ne Current. 9F7Ffi N 4
Iorg !sswched the maid with sunny hair.
Searched long and lste. without despair;
eeAehed lhtough tho de!d--seatrhed every
No buf or Il ,wer, no Leaf or tree
0t gfewi x VIC. cUu.o Tempt gbe,
: This le.f alone she wishel 10 see. ~
Pho found It In its hiding place: u u q
WIN ughiny voice suu sn ling face, "A
4 Good lucs, Aiie hAld. will come spxte.n ~
GOOD luck" ia lcanet hung i.she1d--
lag ", sc JalAsni hopes a dead:
"A s!hoo .glils ialc>, tho. II sid.
Tho SINE As Ill fAlr made . DO,
hLe put the LIE lsu o N her tho; -6
aOod Incs,' Ahe said, will come from you.'
/. And 'rue-letuonc the charm as IL
~ one short 70 lit did moi fSil-
Inc inAlu Was wcd-.o runs the tile. ~
-s'a,Qa5'Nltf. g.rfi J.. N. HOFFMAN.
IA =H-r.q5 + r
g A.AAiHA's oEAU. Gr
Toschwing ubon do 9 ,r,e gate, 4 i
Judy. 4 bis stbin dl.i urty iA,es
~ k.tIins's be u.
Who lsh dot klerklng In shoro. WA
uu1 for dre !ollAis schw ceps der Zoo, ..a
uhu DAYS hls bosEd uId has 10 mOIe? Is.
If katiina'st0tu. In't
Who lsh dot peaks der b,rlof' ichsir,
Not lii to ISL. TX two folks d,iU, =t
und gon,s .e.t eve 1 Il, 1 sstweAr?
iit kLtriuA'S beau.
Who'll lndt himtcll some mornipg quick W
Mit heAit uud Oly kore uud alex q rlt5ii
PtOAo all Ter hietes nit ~, sh,iek?
es5 k>trIns'B beau. f..- zz-
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Caldwell, o, June q, 1884 si35Il,
xsaLlsm swILIsAs FARMERS.

Their Experience In q, he btnt D." where
fiE they Get BY PnJ lug for Il.
Many young Engllshmsn, ireah from
school or university, and some even who
have already tried the army as a PROBES.
sion and como to "mash up" 70 out to
the States with capital in many cases Of
G.. 900 or G3000. Although almost ipno.
rant Of the ins and outs Of country life, and
80 uniniliated into the mysteries Of farm.
ing as to BE-. unable to diStingu!sh between
q crop Of growing oats or wheat, yet about
rs percent Of them rush headlong into
farming. What 70 the natural result? BIZ.
Ink In this new sphere Of lifs as helpless
as children, they have to pay through the
nose Tor everything. In every bargain
they arewoeiully beaten by tnB astule ma.
,lvts. Their idess Of life are 60 ,nsiu,ent
with those Of the Yankee farmer tina,
they consequently launch into all
manner Of expenses wholly incom.
mensurate with the prof obtain
able from their farms. They first improve
and enlarge the house and buildings, buy
q large slock OF new harueBs, implt mentr,
N ~ oua ny W AM pat W luelE uUustb tuo
sh'p.ahspe appearance OF prosperous
English farm. One man Wishing to la, Q
some rooms papered, and thinking that
after buying the paper he would have li,tls
more expense, furms rather striking in
sauce. He now tells the story Of how Il
couple Of house decorators came fr.m
town, and after paperlug hts roomp, which
took only two days, sent him a bill ior $50
This &c lhetc young man, whose Jeysirs-
coilsu from whilewashed walls, will have
to work very hard on his farm to obtain
such rate Of # inuneration. Two orihree
years Of farming isgenerally enough to dis.
gust these men with an occupation ior
which they are so radically unfit. The in.
crease in the value Of laad sometimes com
pentates Them Tor money sunk; but, as a
rule, they consider themselves very lucky
II they have not q considerable deficit Us q
sole result OF their agricultural Opening"
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Stop That Dough- !.

By using Dr.. Frezi.r's Threat and Luna
Daisam-Ine only sure cure for Coughs
Uolds, Hoarssness and Bore Throat, and al
diseases OF the throat and lungs. Do no,
neglect Cough. Il may prove fatal. score,
sLd hundreds Of grateful people owe thsi,
lives to Dr.. Frsziers Throat and Lung Bal
sam, and no family will ever be without II
after orce Using 1t, and discovering lts mar
vrious power. 1t Is put up in large family
bottles and sold for the small prics 80 cent.
per bottle. Frazier MEplclHx Co., Props.
Gle, Gland, Ohio. is5s., rs.sfl1isl5' =
Saratoga High Rock Spring Water for sale
by druggists. 7.sssy5 lt.gJis ii
Wholssals Agents: LOGAN & Co.,, Wheeling
". Va, and J. O. Dent & Co., Bridgeport
Ohio. ~ ia ai=2e hAaGsl pAw
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MEDICAL
New 1oyk.i

|I' Ua. iH ltftI 50 ll-fts. ~ 5ll Is f5Hss = Is
This n 10 certify that Am well acquainted with
man iifty years OF age, for many years n rest.
dent OF this city, who has been nj times extremely
III, but could not tell from what cause, unlrM 4
was worms. He told his attending physician his
suspieions, but the physician at once ndieuled
The idea, and refused 10 attend him any longer.
Ills son then mentioned DR.. C. McLane's Yer.
mifuge, and asked him lf he would take It hts
reply was-l must take something to. get relief,
or die. elf II ,ttSS1.l
They at once procured bottle of Dr.. o.
IftLaht', rsrmlfaos, and he took one dose. The
porms, cut up In every form. lie got well I'm.
mediately, and Is now enioying excellent health
and, like the good Samaritan OF old, Is endeavor.
Ing 10 relieve unfortunate nelghhots. lie makes
Il his business to hunt up and select all cases tin.
lar 10 his own, that may be given over by regular
Lanes vcrmifuge. So far he has Induced mora
than twenty persons 10 take the yermlfuge, and
In every chse with the AAost happy results. lie
iswcii satisfied that Dr. C. hlcl.ant's vcrmifugc,
prepared by Fleming Dros., Of ri.tsburgh,is fai
superior to any other known remedy. und that "
more generally known would not, fail to save
many valuable lives. For further particulars
inquire Of Mis-. llardie, i,4s Caunsa street, New
York City, NJ, g'tlrFll4E rs 5nfi&H,5.NslrI
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All trains daily except Sun lay - NJ
,Pullman'a PalEce Drawinl Room and sleeping Cas-
through without change from 6teubcnvilfc Eat 10
Cincinnati. Louisville, Chicago. indianapolis ard
g. Louis. -..a..f ~ - ~ : : -
For through Tickets baggage checks, sleeping car
accommodations, and any further Information, AZ.
ply 70 JNO. q. T0MLIN5ON, Ticket Agent at par.
handle Station foot Of Eleventh street, or 1t City
Ticket once, under hcLure House, Wheelini.
"a JAMES MoCRKA, -, F'.H,
Manager. Columbus, Ohio ~
$50 ~ T., ay-s &. A. FORD, E-E - !
Genl Pas. and Ticket Agent Pitnhurph Pa
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.,..,..s..-'.' ..s....-.I,g-s's.-..s.--s.'z1
nlBMARCR'S INCOME.
Plenty OF Land Hut Rot o Great Deal or
W. kl.Ei.a ~ Ready Money. y - u e.EEl-

Plenty oil Land Hut Not o Great Deal Of
.Sfs lst,i;si Ready Money. t5S
d.. Ksrih Ouch ~ Haprts i6iislf5 Il g..
As Prime Minister to Prussia Bismarck
has no salary, but as chancellor Of the Gar.
man Empire be receives "a 900 marks (Sl3,.
500) per anntm. The remainder OF hia
income Ia derived principally from landed
property, Of which he progresses conside era.
bic quantity. 0 wiug, however, to The very
low prices Of grain and timber, particularly
Of late years, bis receipts from THIS source are
comparatively email. II Bismarck were
simply q nobleman. or even o Count, he
might be considered wealthy, but for, q
Prince We can only Say that he Is moder.
ately well Of Down. to 1867 bis only land.
cd property was schonhsusen In the Alt.
mark, which contains about 2. 800 acres
Of generally excellent land. In j. 1857
he added to this the manor Of Var.
Elm In Hinter Pomsrania, which
he purchased with the grant OF 4OO,.
600 thalers lS2SS 000) voted to him by the
Landtag. THIS ss'a,e, to which be subse-
quently added the properties Of Chorow
-nd SsdliIz. now covers an area Of about
sc, 900 acrtS. 1t consists Tor the most part,
however. Of poor land, some OF It being
scarcely htevan tn grow furs. Alter the
evenisoi 1870 the Emperor, in his capacity
Of Sovereign Duke Of Launenburg, pre-.
scented the Chancellor with the saChsen.
valid, lying In the Schwa,zsnbe district,
not far from Hamburg, and stretching
down to the Ebo. l had previously been
Gown land, and comprises an area Of
about 20 700 acree, covered for The most
part with magnificent beech forests. The
Prince has recently added to this es' ate,
on which there was neither arabic land
nor residence Of any sort, the small
proper.ieH Of Schonau and Silt. These nd.
join the western boundary Of Sachsenwald,
and were, by the way, by no means an ad.
vantBgeous purchase, Some Of the timber
OF the woods at Valzin Ia sold to three 10.
BY the r yer Wiper, and that
OF the tSchwa'z nbeck for sts Is disposed
Of to large powder mill. Vuzia and the
Sashsenwald, as we'll as Schonhausen, have
the advan'aye Of being close 10 railway,
and their products can be brought readily
and Oh apply to market. The residences
on these estates Ire neither particularly
large nor in any way msgn'ticien!ly gotten
up, but they are comfortably furnished,
and Friedrlchsrxhe, which tue Prince has
transformed from a lodging house for sum.
msr visitors from Hamburg into sort OF
little mausion honse, is, with its surround-
ing beech and fir trees and it's winding
stream, really exquisite spot. The
Sachenwald, with the Two estates which
are now united with it, il probably worth
about 5000, 900 marks, (;6O0 ,OO0, but the |
income derived from 1t do,s not much e1-
coed 100000 marks 100 0O0) per snnum. |
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MEDICAL.
DR.. Q E. SMITH,
K No. l4o4 oHAPL1NE STREET,
4 Near Fourteenth Street

testimony Of hil patients. Tho increslluR DO
andi of my professional services prove that have
dealt hononbly. aud fairly with thoao who have
consulted me. never use patients name with.
uncatea from those whom have cured after they
MAJ bccn pronounced incurable. thorough mod.
ical odhcauon. With many years hospital expert.
enco AND familiarity with therapeutic agents,
CLOG observance vi tenpeMmentAl pecullafitles
And strict attention 10 hyXienic management In
euta tuccoss, cure spohlbl0, and frankly givo
tho pAuent my opinion. \ -. ITr7 =. ~ -
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A SuEo Of k.nxHulOnta.

Mr.. D. Il, Bsrnaby, Of O~ego, N. Y, says
that his daughter wss taken with violent
Q Id which terminated With Pneumonia, and
all the best pLys.cisnl gave the csss up and
said she ooutd i've but a few hours a, most
She, was In this condition when a friend
recommended DR.. VIM Halls Balsam 10,
the LuoSs, aud advised her 10 try it. Bhe
accepted It "a q last resort, and wss surpsi,eo
to fad ttatit pr .duced ainarsad change 10,
the better, ana oy persssering 8 permanen,
cure was effected, ~ 'l,l'E5y 1rh. ax
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Kidney aud Liver Diseases and RheumAtian,,-
suner0d Tenibly-"Nothlng seemed 70 halp mo,
could not got out Of bed. Dr.. smith curtd nle,''
o.. lHH.FFF.Tpal. H4HigE.ET ZKpH phil lpS - u
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An Eultor,E xnerteucn

After trying numerous remedies for rheu-
matism. but without permanent relief, | was
advised to use 8. i. q, which had given psr.
mansnt relief to Others suffering from rhsu.
matism, Altsr taking half dtzsn bottles
found that the disease was entirely driven
out OF my system, and permanent cure se.
cured. This Was over year ago, aud since
then, even during our must severe weather,
with suddsn changes, have never suffered o
return OF the old attacks which disabled me
from sditonat work. Slight attacks have
yielded promptly to o fe1 dopss oil 8. 8. T.,
and disappeared within forty .e gh, hours. :
II Is very seldom, indeed, that recon-
mend anything to the public in this manner.
but l feel 1t due to your valuable PREPARATION
tnas has given me such long desired and
much needed relief. to state these iscls thus
puolicl, ! Am sure that but for your Specific,
| should havs been laid aside from ,urna,.
ishc work, as the sevsrest attack Was In nv
right arm and hnnd. As Thousands are now
suffering In a similar manner, and mapy of
them hesitate for certain rsasuns to usy your
preparation, an constrained to address YOU
their behalf, ~, - 4 j."
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0s the many remedies before the public for
Nervous Debility and weakness Of Nerve
Geuerative System, there 10 none q isl to
Al'eus Brain Food, which prom,.ily and
permanently re,,orss all lost viRor; It ney or
falls. 81 pkg. Q for S. AT drugcis 8, or b.
mail from j.. d. Allen, SIS First Ave, NV
York City. i.94, .-,,, rr.BAw
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ny 10. 14o4 rhapline st,. WhealinaI ~ y y,
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The best ssIys In the world for GUS, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fevsr Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblaius, Corns, AID all
skin Eruptious, and positively cures Piles,
or no psy required. Ii is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price Is cents per bog. 4. ~ ! p,
For oslo hv 1nusr 4 ~. ,5s. -
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AN American poet has written some
verses entitled, San Angel in the House"
No doubt he thinks 80 now, but let him
Wait three or four yeare, and sss il he
don't make mental revision OF that poem.
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ArER's sarsapasilla operates radically upon
and through the blood, and Is safe, reliable,
and absolute cure Tor tho various dIaeases,
complaints and disorders, due to debility, or
| 10 any conn'itutio,.al'a faint or infection, paw
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A New York man owns a bull dog that
weighs only i've aud one.hall pounds. II
this breed cauli be encouraged and intro.
duced generally ilove.makipg would lose
half lis terrors. 7 r
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TIE Peoples Rsmeu, for B,liousness. Con.
stipation, Piles, sick Headache, Jaundice,
IL. is Allsn's Bilious pnyslo. a purely vege
Liable guild remedy; large bo,t.s, IS ceuis.
at all UtuRyists. - a3 rlhBAW
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The moot delicate persons erjoy taking
u nory's Little Catharlic Pills, give whole.
sonle apns'ite, put new life IN q h1oien.dowD
body.-l5 cents, @ rThsAw
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Horsford's Acid r"o.pha,e, Ono OF tho
Hest Tonics. b. n. ls!.,i
Dr.. A. Atkinson Prot. Materia Medica
and Dtrmatology. IN College Of Physicians
and Surgeons, Baltimore, Nd, says: ut
makes a pleasant drink, and 10 one Of our
best tones in the shape Of the phosphates in
soluble FORM" 8 :, rrhtAw )
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EVERY married man ought to get his life
insured. In case Of death, fighting the in
surance company for the money would oc.
cupy the widow 3 mind, aud keep her from
brooding over bis misfortune. e 5,s,s.5
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The Volta!o Belt Company, Marshall, Mich,
offer to send Dr.. Dyes Voltaic Belt and Ap
planes on trial, for thirty days, to men
young or old, afflicted with nervous debility
lost vitality, and kindred troubles.
2 Bee advertisement In this paper, rrhsAg
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Is . man. They are a lot OF Glckly, whet ~
old grandmotbers in specs. The working
men, the men Of practical sens., the beat
men, the biz maj 'rity ofihe voters, take no
stock In the transcendental objections Of
these old setting hens, and only smile at
their harmless clucking. ,7lii M
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THE Want" Soap Is the biggest Of ell, the
best i've cent bars. la rrhas
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Home Proof.

. ". g d
suffered Tenibly-"N0thln seomed 10 help me
ooulo mol got out Of bed. Dt. smith cured me-"
E.gg1. ar5IHH ZEPH. PHILLIPS,
W, 'El' t2sF4l Wheeling, VIVA
Ca!arth. Polypus Of Noeo, Impaired Voice. Sui
iefea lof years; patent medicine failed TO help me
2,f. .T-@ CHARLES CHADDUCg,
Of speidel Il Co., Wheeling, ". Va.
Dyspepsia and liberated Stomach -"Troatneut
lor years failed 70 give me roiiei. DE-. Bmilh CURED
mi" i'sf THOMAS HOLT, .nIursnce Agent.
cured me-" jIasI' LOUIS i. WASHINaTON. =
scro!ula Running Boros on Head-"Mv nm w.s
amlcted Tor fourteen years. Nothing seemed 70
help him. Dr.. smith cured him. : y =, ~
|Esi.I MRS. CATHERINE GAPS, I
Market street, Wheeling, W. Va
:. Cancel:-.!"suIered ior years with Cancer. Had
lieut. out three times ,Itreluncd after each oper.
o,iun p. smith cured me Without mile e.aIs
OF pam" st5,F94. Mss. Il. N. ORGUIT. )
Piloa, Fatuls OF AnuA-Flat on my back for IA
weaxs Henorted dying. Dr.. smith cured mo
Without knifo In dve week.. q .f,IIl' ~
Wholesale Grocer. Main ST., wheeling. v. Va
,.w ulceHtiona o. Recsnm, prolapus aud Piea-
"WaA given up to die aud pronounced iuounble.
W. 6mih cured me Mi!houi knife" y ~ j
4. WARRINGTON Sf' M.5 DELAY. i
nonsl services In my family have been most tatis.
factory and commend him 10 al a. rentleunun
And aIilliul physlcisn." E..,F ~ lp'''1 III
ior seven Yeas and treated by many physiciaus for
dySpeWtR Dr. Smith said had tape worm and
In eight hours removed monster 100 feet long,"
female Complains.1 rhree yean in hosplhis for
Penons cured Of catArIh diseases Of heart, liver.
stomach, Kidneys. Efin. blood. nervous afise,Ions
AND weaknesses Of men and youth, pcroiula and
asthma testify TO my success. ~ n : =" Z ~
Piles cured without the knife, ~ thG +ti '4'|
Patients at . distance may DO treated BY lettsr
and slthiaction guaranteed. A chart for seli.ex.
animation scnt on receipt Of two stamss
and advice returned free. y %, ''".''Af'
Consultation at otloe freq. Once hours frnrn
4. 4. TOT P. n, daily. Gall on or address i -.
aE 400 JOHN K. SMITH, II, D.,
ny 10. 14N thapine st.. wheeling, W. Va.
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"HuClll.fAlhA.n

Quick, complete cure. all annoying Kid
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. Ont
dollar. Druggists. s..E.zPsi'l'-s= p
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Pilesl Piiesllt PilesIIl
Sure cure Tor Blind. Bleeding and Itching
Piles. One box has cured the worst cases Of
twenty years standing. No one need suffer
I've minutes after using William'a Indian
Pile Ointment. 1t absarbs tumors, allsy,
ltchiug, acts as poultice, gives instant relief.
Prepared only for Piles. Itching OF the privat.
paris, nothing else. Sold by druggists ano
mailed On receipt OF price, s.. ~ ss;;7i35 +.
t51H FRAzIER MEDICINE Co., Props,
II .Isll igg Cleveland, Ohio. 3
Wholesale Agents: LOGAN & Co., Wheeling
". Va, and J. @. DxNr & Co.. Bridgeport,
Ohio ~ IT. s. Al lgi nIr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-24

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the clothes ysllnwiah ~ 5-'7t7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-24

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.he clothes yalloviah. - t6-f gtlf,t;lg-3 II 1Dtf'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-24

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