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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-11-07
OUR SOUTH AMERICAN TRADE.


WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-The commission
appointed at the last session of Congress
to visit Mexico and the countries of Cen
trail and South America in the interest of
the commerce of the United States. expect
to leave New York ON the 10th instant for
the City of Mexico thence they will 90 to
san Francisco. where the business men of
that city will he heard ON the trade with
the southern countries. The commission
will then go to Guatemala: thence to san
Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa
Rica; thence across the isthmus Of Pana
ma to Venezuela, the United States
of Columbia, Ecuador, Bolivia, Peru,
Chilli, thence across the Andes to
Mendoza, the ports of the Argentine Re
public and home 10y way of the Brazilian
ports. uthe different countries visited
business men and government officials
will he called upon to express their views
relative to the Improvement of trade with
the United State, and the adViSablity of
adopting treaties similar to the late Mex
lean treaty. For some weeks past the
members of the commission have been get
ting the views of business men in Eastern
cities New York, Boston and Phladel-
phia business men favored the granting of
subsidies. \ portion of the business men
of Baltimore agreed with them while the
remainder, who own sailing vessels plying
between Baltimore and Southern ports, eN-
pressed themselves aS satisfied with the pre-
sent condition of affairs. Those who favor
subsidies emphasize thcir opinions by
showing that not single United States
vessel visited some of the more important
South American ports. From the Argen-
tine Republic eleven vessels sail to Eng
land and none to this country. More di-
rect and more frequent mail communica-
ton was also shown to be very desirable,
inaSmuCh as it is now necessary i'll some
instances to communicate with South
America by way of Liverpool,
Among other suggestions made To the
committee by business men who appeared
before it were several looking to improve
mentS in banking facilities and the Gus
toms receipts. High duties now made il
impossible in many cases for merchants
and manufacturers of the United States
to introduce their goods into Southern
markets. Petroleum for example being
subjected i'm some South American States
to duty of more than 800 per cent.
southern customs officers were also of no
little trouble to United states shippers by
persistently regarding every mistake by
the latter as an Intentional traud.l
Perhaps the most important rcCOmmen-
datiOn, however, that was made to the
committee related To the improvement of
the United States consular service. 1t
asserted that England had in every
southern city of any importance, Il capable
and efficient representative whose duty ii
was to make frequent commercial reports
to the home government. These repre-
sentaUiVeS were men of ability and the
salaries attached to the consular positions
were such rs to attract men of ability to
them. United states cOnSulS, ON the
other hand, were, il was maintained,
insuntceutly paid and were not up, there
fore, in character and efficiency to the
highest standard.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-11-07
ANGLING SENATOR'S.


Viper f'uH''
From the washington ,tnrI
u,l,,,. .,..., ..., ,.
, i''S NV w '''"A WI" N'"'" '"h'
'7chtl'or huIhutuS 10 br one 81 the most
Skllllul anglers in the country. lie can,
however, cast fy with the best uI 'cm.
and fairly ROYALS m fin. y,,rt It,i an
,,,,,,rt - ,,I,,,',, a',.; En-, co.
'NP''O Il, '"'n,o" "S"'iIS' anu mas hI'Ieu
many Dig Fellow with light rod by
deXterity and patience alone Nor is Mr.,
EdmuudS the only u cnmnlishrd and an
thus,sti, disci,lo az Iy,t,,,,, l., Lii. t.r,,,ol,
~ ,.N,.i.',,.,i 'c'7
v. o,ic I>"' l"'l'' i1cE'9l''' re' III lacl' some
OF the best anglers anywhere to tie found
are in the Senate. Hon. Wade Hampton
is almost without n ucpr asa Gv-Gsborrnou
If il NOT alone tho c,yo md ,,r,co ,,.itt
,,,iich Inc h"t,li ,n,V ,'nV @W El'oo Ni,n
maIc,ninonrn IN ~, ,''I ", ,,,i, Gte1 i
+ thnrnn(ghIv Waruod IN ',. ,,, o,,b ~
Tho .nnrt IIio fnn,I,,'l. Inf li ~ H., %,
stiIdI Tho nIiin.nri, ,r ,,rIi,', , ','i''
if. ~ CAM Ihno ~ t'tC
lie i. = rarnrni1nd ~ ,.'t
nnr,lt,,ir,, tn thn .i,,rt II L.', 49,, Ia,
innnv doys .inra Sni',,fn,. ti., '', ,,.i|I, n
nnknd lire on - l,rhi ,,nI ,i,,,i =, ,...t tbat
lnnt + ,, and Of ~, ii,,,, t,,,'',', = ,,, ,.i
senator Frvn .nnmtbn,si.iIifnj ,,.,,i,,,,.
latnr of thG nv Iin dnii,ntu in rn,>in,
tho ,ynrl. trniit T., t.,l. ti7, i,, ,I ~
sun nr1t Face is ,,ror ~ ti liI,'.,,,o
win ,yhich Inc ulini. tLn rml tIr,,'',T tLo
tishin.r .nl.nn In,,t,. N-,.t 'i ~
-l.iiifn1 ,n,rln,, and -, ,,,.IiI ,. g
fni One II, tLn r,,''Ir, ti,t .',.
vim thn ii .,in,r ',urt,.' ,,.,,.f H.
tnIs win ,n,i,i,,r ,,,i,i, ,,I IT,, t',.'li,.
ly'n, Tho cInni,inuiI,i,, , i.iiIi, t..i,'55-
,rnst t.h and irrr,tF ,,,,',i', ,.,.,1r
Ticpucrsnn il 1nntI.,.. .i,,',.ri '.,.l liz
j.. thn ovurf. of nn,. If ,J'' mast 1'...'.l.ie
and costly ont,its tLat WI, urrbal.. ever
,,,lioct,J tn,,,tt y,i ~ ''''i NM.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-11-07

lfrOm g. Il. I"lalldS new bOpE.I
U-, ,,....,.. a.. r,. n.......
"c'i 'i""Hh'P ''lc Al'"'0ll b''I'''H'
had conqured all his enemies, giants, oor-
cprers, magcianS, the evil spirit of he
NIGHT mir and all manner nf ,rhnsts
Witches, ia, H., ,,,,,,iI,,r,',,'1 ,,.1T;,,. h'
NlN"T9' "VN''' ''Ili'',"'9 ""u I''''ilN' ne
thought upon what he hAd done, ana
wondered if his work We're at an end. And
he said this to 4 certain woman. But She
replied, ."Nut so fast, master. for there yet
remains one whom no one has ever con
quered or got the better of in any way,
and WAC win remain unconquercd to the
end Of time "Aud who is he" iuGuir-
ed the MASTER al i, the m.Lhty U'r> So
she replied, land there he Sit-: aud warn
You that if yen NEEDLE with lima You will
he in sore trouble"
Now l'u>iS was the baby. and he sat on
the floor sucking piece of maple sugar,
greatly contcntcd troubling no one As
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The Judges salary.
Newport Express.

The Randolph Hcruid, speaking of the
inc Use of the salaries of State officers,
say We know that present salaries
arc .HHI, but we see no reason for in
cr,.s.aL them that has not existed for II
long time, and these offices have been
hllpl by competent men That il just it,
TIA, same reasons have existed for a long
while and if they exist much longer there
will he the necessity of taking third rate
men for the positions, or men of no rate
AT all except that they are rich and can
afford to spend their private means to
support the dignity of the Office The
present times will scarcely admit of the
tanned when the salaries were first fixed,
And to ask il rich man To pay an extra
share of expense, besides his regular
taxes, is not consonant with the alleged
New England idea of fair play Don't be
stingy,
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Mon, Capel Discusses the Catholic Church's
Relation to Politics.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2-Monsignor Capel
in lecture tonight at St Patrickh ca
thedral ON "rhe Catholic Church and
Political Life said that the church had
no desire to dictate to citizens as to what
form of Government or who their candi-
dates should be. In proof of this he
VouchSafed the statement that the Plcnary
council, which is shortly to he held in Bal
timure would have been called for two
months ago had ituot heeuth that thechurch
in America wanted 10 avoid giving the
slightest ground for the bclelthat it want
ed to influence the Presidential campaign.
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Three Persons Nearly >uhocated in II New
York city Fire.

NEW York, Nov. 2,-This morning fire
broke out in II three story building on
Crosby street, An Indian woman and
her two children who lived ON the top floor
were overcome by the smoke before they
could be reached. Theo were removed to
the hospital and are expected to die during
the night The damage To the building
was slight
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OUR wASHINGTON LETTER.


| pf.ly,
tl,,i,, r,.,''. ,i,'
''''t1 W. '''c Slc"' '"l'lr w c"'Iie
NEXT month, the department Olllclhl get
teth himself to his own State To be on
hand for the 'tusslc." and there is little
t,ll,od ,1,,t ho.;,1o, ,,,1itios rnr
,,.,,, .,',,, ~, we P'''',,,' VI
'"""Ne, / WIN tcil you SoIie'hilS ABOUT
some OF aShlngtOn ola houses Many
of the old landmarks are fast disappear
inc either torn dawn rnulncnd bv mod
.o,.,, t,,,ot,,,. ,,,,, ,,l,,,,,,,i I, ,,,,, c,,t
W., ~ W ~ vi ~ ~ ne" ,'""'1
an" o,her Improvements lhat tine Original
inhabitants would he puzzled to identify
them. if able to revisit this sphere.
The old Van Moss nIoca ,t tho foot of
c,,.n,,+o,,,,,i, at,',t p,,,I &c tt,.
'''to'' SUI =" VI ,"r """'
House, has been turned into darkey beer
garden. It does seem shame that a place
of so much historic intprcs. should he used
in +bis ,,.,,. IIor, H. I'm ..,.,,, ,i,,, Nh,
." ''''' '"?' 80 ,,'' 700'' '''' "''''''
cottage where l'aNd BllrhcS' the original
owner of the place, and great part Of the
land upon which this city stands lived
many years oro Not far oynv * thn
,',,,,, n...,,,I 49,;
i'''''''l 'Iy'''H ny MS son Hl'dN'
Johh /. an Ness. HIS was con
Sidcrcd Il very fine house in its day.
Mrs. Van Ness. nee tiiarciaI Burncs. is
still roudlv remembered for hrr charitable
u'tVS anu Pult 'hIIN. l'H NJ pom HtI
urath; IN lNj? meeting OF citizens pub
iliirlN d'plorrd hrr loss ana offered reNo!l
uouN 10 4tr memory. NlNcr piair, IN
Scflpeu WIN r'llm"uIaiS OF respect, was
gwen to DE placed on her collin. This com
pllmchl Is Said 10 nave been the lirSt OF
the KIND offered toa woman IN the Onlted
states. maiSQIellm' after the pattern
OF the temple OF NeNta, erected hY her huS
pahd Tor hrr resting place, stood for many
years on II street between Ninth and
Ienth: 1t was removed some years ago to
oak I'M Cemetery, IN GeorgetoW'i, and
ne spot Is now occupied by private resi-
dtnrcS;
ON fIGhtccnlh ana New \ ok avenue
stands the oiI layloe mansion known as
the Dctagon House. 1T Is little changed. For
years ITS ghoStly reputation prevented its
being occupied. Tr1aht alter tenant
would take possession only TO he driven
away ny what, no one can now say. The
only thinE that they seemed to agree on
was the rlugingol bells by unseen hands. y
Catnollc school AT one time was Kept in
the house ana, II Is Sald, prayers and sol
emn services were held to exercise the
Il IL 1 l.
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"What H. the whole duty of married man -
asks the new Conugul CatcChiSm To bc
agreeable to his wife and keep Dr. Bull'S
Cough syrup in the house for the children
when they get II cold, of course. Ask MS some
thing hard.
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MEDICAL
Pale, Poor, Pun,y; and Pallid.
Considering all the ills that attacl,

Considering all the ills that attacl,
little children, il is a wonder that any
Of the poor little youngsters live to
grow up. - az
There arc children who are truly
objects OF pity. They seem almost
bloodlcss. Their checks are thin and
pinchcd; their eyes are hollow; and
their skin is tightly drawn over their
(orehcads. There is nothing hearty
about them. They Go not enjoy
their lives. They arc suffering from
the debility that leads to marasmus.
Poo. thingsl 5@ j5G5 4,
Do q good deco! for the pale, poor,
puny, pallid child. Hand itsmothcl
bottle Of Ero'0n's Iron B!liers.
Here is life even for the most deli.
cate, the most dcbilitatcd; for the
c, i'd almost given upfordcad. Iron
in the blood is what the child needs
10 bring tup. The little digestive
apparatus will recover. The pale
checks will fill out. 0 The weary
groan Of the child will be exchanged
for thcmcrry prattlc;of infantilc glad.
ness, Your druggist will tclNyou
what wonders B,oa7ls Iron Bitter.
has done for very sick children, II Z,
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flame Proof.

,Its,, Nl.eApa All kMumhlhm'-
EilncI taN Mn ~ ,NulhIlgFCChtd 10 h'lp Nc
sG t,s Sn vlGGI d bell IE ~ piIiLiIp5
Wheeling, ". Va.
..., MEM, Il S0ta, imFHl.Gd Fo'se 30!
Ci'tnH' vt,tllt igtliunG l"l1eo W nV'P 'ne
i 4, essS ~! completely cGT,I ~: fu,ppucY.
"A, s,sliel 4 o., Nhtrll' <, W. Va.
,,.r, .nl U',cN!ed sloT"GH Sn,,% n;,s,
,t,i,d 10 give ne tcASl' 80 " a,Sni
lOt}e"'" lIGN.s r0LT, h'atsace AsGnt'
w. S,sGl them 10, iSaErSa Vi ynsisi y, sN''
ny WuIs f'"""H'H'Ao' '
saNu ., yuunlas So c'oa lead MY son n, wa .,
stolGt Ia, iUaI,eril yeas, Sgihilis seemed u
:, ,nteiSgIt s, "Lh!nI'h Cliei Mtti re,vY caps
yukct street, v h c'ipg, ". w.
-Dgul,tc! IJI years WIN CaAeet; iiad
t S% mi ,sne tlAu. H'entItH asy s NV n, Dti
KIN. d. tn'A cu'ca He MI Mt ~ ~ 81 UkGUTg
O:plla ,,.--,In m nv blck for ~
iHS tepor,ct dying NJ suI'h cuieu me
sI@ous iDlo !" ave THOMAS col! NM,
w.,,eu,s Grotr:, ANln o., Wheeling, ".Vs
m",Ntos, Of Rrc!uni, ProlAIsuS and pNe'-
.,att ,iyGa up 10 dc aud pion4utWirtu '''su'4o
~ s'I sis ,ui,d me without tnlie. ,u, vy
l''su''n '''>' W.i:HiaGluS NE,ASf.
Martln's Ferry.
~ n r,dl y,ilcs;--"pr. smiths p O.es.
seHs ~ In my iimliy hare tom mat Eath-
i,r,oy And coamrnd MN 10 MI ~" he''" mat
al ,,llIiul ihy.iiM" Ill.,.
~ ~ 'Wn,guI ku.b Mys: II lad cen sun fine
,Sm ~. yca sud lrtAtrL by many ply!cit aus 10
.s,N.rS,I Uf, sinI sid hud tape worm hno
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ny 6eighbor and !.

l am mad q. the man on the southwest
corner Of the block, and he Ia mad at me,
and its all on, account Of nothing at all.
We bought a mantel and CRATE Just alike,
and coating the came price. We had Tit.
Ing Just OF tho same pattern, and laid
down by tho same man. For i've yeats we
were Just liks brothers. z II l had sick
horse | consul lied him. We went over 10
bis houseto play old s.cdge, and bis family
came over to my house to play creQust,
I'd have turacd cut OF bed at midnight the
darkest night you ever saw, and walked
twenty miles through mud thirty feet deep,
10 bring a doctor III case OF Bicknees. and
I'm certain he'd have done fully as much
Tor me. 9Ns5N s5g aMr'F M
In IN unfortunate hour my brother.in.
lay, from Chicago paid me visit. LIE
taid the mantel was very handsome and
tho CRATE perfect beauty, and added, d,
but you want q brass fender" III
Certainly you do. 1t will DO m i'm.
mense improvement. 81, II"lvL =.
a DAY or two after he returned home he
sent me brass fender from Chicago, He
not only cent 1t "a a present, but paid the
express charges. Some one told the man
on the southwest corner that had brass
fender. sIl ~, - -
ut can't bel"
.But he has" a,z s5.al a4@
I'm never believe itl' Fa.a
but I've seen It." b.s .,b4 FL "a!
linen he 10 q scoundrel o! the deepest
dye! Some folks would mortgage their
souls Tor the sake OF showing on little"
When this remark was brought to me !
turned red clear back to the coiIar.button.
called the southwest corner man a liar
and horsa..thiet. 4 aaid that Ills grand.
iather was hung for murder and that ais
oldest brother was In aslate prison. / ad.
yised him to sell out and 20 10 The Canui.
bal Islands, and 1 offered 10 buy his house
and turn 1t into soap factory. aT
The usual results followed. lie killed
my cat and | shot his dog. He complained
OF my alley, and l made him put down
new sidewalk. He called my horse an old
plug, and | liedabout his COW and prevent.
I'd Il sale. Hegot my church pew by nav.
Ing q higher price, and l destroyed bis
credi! at tho grocery. He Is now mar ".
erlng 10 have the city compel me to move
my barn back nine feet and I have all the
arrangements made to buy the house mex,
him and rent it to an undertaken as a coffin
wareroom. i -
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G. u,!Illllle':q.,l',tquiiqeuf1rl;..
0i'lcc, h"r. aN nod ~ Ponriccniil ssfcci
now McaRkGuE,s COW KEpTnOVsE.

b. II t. .
II happened, I'm told, down 10 Wheeling.
:, While the waters were rising fast - VIZ
IN their terrible PfOgytAs eealing ~.
out me Misty, which still mus. last. VIZ.
While tho city was like a Venice, ,a"is.-l
mo lacking gondolas gay) InnSR
ana Death vas the awful menace, i.f Sill
oe'shadowlng all the way: al
Ths streets had long been fo,sakou, 5U' .ff.
:, ana childhoods rich Laughter hSd lied:
both highways aud byways were taken, I
Ana hiled from the Iiyct's deep bed,
Dut at last there came poo, creature -g
puAe ~ 10 het meek IN the iload. ~
rear Written on every brown feature, az,
" Ana tne eight child cacl, watchers blo0i.
'7, va, leGngo,'. eopl Good John Dcn.ry
Anu INC poor thing dashed iuto tho entry,
Ana Oh 10 the very top floor. .aiT'
And thern she remained. wcll they lei her
from out an old half.worn VI aw bed, NJ n, q,
"m ~ Mlixel her ~ usual, Want led her
10 MAKE INC odd e1chArge, they Said.
Luz higher still rose the mad waters, No.
lne danger grew greater e,th day, r
Ann parents aud sons aud daughters HH ...
"ete fowed 10 tomo refuge away.
hut that COW inst staid III tee cottage,
when bfAytly wIlhstoud Tho mad wave,
Line poor OLD neAt In It's dotage,
believing some power would save. ID.
lthappsn'd, I'm told, down lu Wheeling,
us 40 tale Of snakes, fish or grouse,
Like M echo OF truth Il comes Sicnllty
no" 4eoff0ofs poor c9tu Kept hive
p,po,,,,, Mus. FINLEY EnApEs.
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ExAf'S
CREAM BALM
Liquid Or Snuf.

Apply by tho luse,
into the llost,ifs. II
Viii be absorbed, Ell,
ect,lslly cleaning the
nasal passages OF ca.
tarrhsl virus. rausinp
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All trans daily except Sunday. N 1I7 49, -
!, Pullman's Palace Drawing ,Koom Sleeping Curs
thro,igh without change from HeuGeuYiile Ess! 10
philadelphia and New York. Neat TO Columbus,
st. Lonis. 'sIisi - - y T., 60
For through tickets, baggage chccts, sleeping car
aScommoaauonS. and any further ip!oT.uG.!ou, ap.
handle citation, loot OF Eleventh street or Al CIV
l1cket once, under leLurc House, Wheeling
= Fl y .,-E tSf JAMES EeCREA, i y :.
Manager, Columbus, Ohio
- T. n, fOED, = g..J ts,.i
Gnnil parr and Tyohn+ 4 ro,,. M.,.S 800 =,
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WIEN The blood Is loaded with impurities,
and moves slugsishly in the veins, an altera.
tive is needed IS this condition ri the vital
fluid cannot last long without serious results.
There Is not hing better than Ayers saIsapa.
r Ia to purify the blood, and impart energy
t, the syiem. .aJaGE cd naw
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FoRAERLl weak, neryous, dyspep,ic and
debilitsted individuals who found only dis.
appointment in the various bltters and &c.
cret queck nos.rums, pretended kidney med
icines, e:c, are agreeably surprised 10 regain
perfect health and strength OF mind and
body, and complete hearts ease and frt edom
frt m aches and pains by the uss OF Dr.. Guy
sotts Yellow Dock and Ssrsapatills. 1t 70.
stores svery disordered function to norma
condition, S~f-t NJ
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HtnuJY.

ut Ia claimed that New York women looh
younger at % than Boston women do al 40
or Chicago women at 80" Tor the reason tba,
they have been taking Pa,ma, for tbs pasi
thiee months, but Boston and Chicago wo.
men are coming up in fine style-enterine
upon ths home stretch on lianaiin, / got one
OF your books on the Ills OF Ltfe" from Won,
druggist as present, and, as It directs, have
been taking Perund and ltanalin. My bowels
are IN excellent condition, and the lungs and
heart are improving finely" l0-~
pA" @- J. NJ. WALKER, Layas. Pa.
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ReAcned from, ,,ea,,,

William J. Coughlin;of soms,yl!le, Mass
sage: Iu the fall OF 1876 was taken witt
pleading ofluugs fol!o~ed by severe cough
lost my appetite and Il ,sb, and was conf ed
70 my bed. In 1877 was admitted to The
Hospital. Tne doctors sa;d bad n hole Ii
my lung rs big "a half dollar. at ore inns
report went around that WIS dead. j
esve> sap bors, but friend told me OF Dr.,
william Halls Balsam for the Lungs 20,
nottie; when, 10 my surprise, commenced
20 1eef Better, and to-day feel better thar
for three years past. rrdsaw.
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fcH IA ~ rF7yE a.fs,.,
e7H
Condensed Time Table oil faHsenger Trailis, r1r
!eoted 10 DECEMIEE 81, lss3-CcntTal Htai,dsr
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I VAS troubled with Chronic Catarrh and
gathering in my head. was very deaf at times,
nal discharges from my ears, aud was unable
% breath through my nose. Before the sec.
md bottle OF EIy's Cream Balm was e1.
nausled I was cursi, and to-day enjoy sound
health. G. J. C0Rmx. 323 Chestnut st Field
HnnAger, Philadelphia Pub. House, Pa. { Zee
,sdvl g., IThsAw
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Chronic COAiivenrAs Cared by Dxaut
NaI .HE U.r- rpfhSu IBIlIu -

Bully BuExo MILLS, AGIz INA TER.: lam
AIRY "a. 1883. -For the last two yearsI have
bsen greatly troubled with cos!iyeness, o,te,
tau or twelve days clspsiug without any
movement OF my bowels l have tried MANY
remedies, but none with success til! I ryeu
your Vegetable Pllls-tskipg three bills and
increasing one each night until
took nine, then decreasing one each nigbt.
Since then my bowels have continued rtgc.
lar each day, and my hesiache, sour stomach,
and general lassitude have left me, aud j
feel like another man--which Is eat'rely
owing to your pils-and l would no; BE-
without them in this new country. 752} i
1rhsAw llHzg- A, M. Hy1ru
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l COULD scarcely speak it WAS almost i'm.
possible to breathe through my noet.ils.
Using Ely's Cream Balm short time | wa.
entirely relieved. My head has not beon &c
clear nor voice so strong in years. Irocom
mend this admirab 10 remedy 10 all afflicted
with CaArrh or Colds in tbs head. ]. O
I,IcnEEoR Shoe Merchant, Eliz.bsth;. n. J
Price so CTS Gi8'... Trst,ky
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-20

"MKSs sana In corpora sano:"."A sound
mind in sound body is the trade max Of
ALIENS Brain Food. and we assure our read.
ers that, II dissatisfied with either yfoL.
ness OF Brain or bodily powers. this remedv
will permanently strengthen both. $l-Ht
druggists, or by nail from j. H. Allen, sis
First Ave-, Nav York City. 7raatw I,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-20

AM cuIed Of Cata-rh and deafness by Ely.
Cream Balm. Ny aunt was deaf in one ear
After using the Balm few times her hearin1
SOS restored. F.O. AcEsE Insurance Broker
Elizabeth, MI. Not liquid or snuff. IS
= N...-.g,4.. #El ...E rrhHAw
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A ERtr0Hcr.

The Voltalc Belt Co., Of Marahall, Mich,
o!lsr to send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic
Belt and Electric Appliances on trial, for
tni!'y oays. 10 men, old and young, afflicted
other diseasts. .l1,' - - ''s''-''
See advertisement in this paper. rrbssy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-20

H0rxcforu'n Acid Phosphate, No pbysi.
iifsiii elan a ectl Hesitate. - IL
!; DR.. s Q. Clevenser. Chicago, ILL.,, saws:
"Hnrsefords Acid Phosphate should ! be
made cill,inl 1t Is the most eligible form
for tho administration Of phosphorus, and no
physician need hesitate to order it on bis
prescription blanks." .lg'zs 7slss r : - :