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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-09
PUBLICAN RALLY
At Valley Grove Yesterday Aft.rnoon-Twu

At Valley Grove Yesterday AfternoOn-Twu
~ Able Speeches.. W
One OF the largest meetings that has
been held in this county this campaign
was that one held ut Valley Grove yester.
day afternoon. During tho morning an
immense pole, over one hundred and fifty
feet high, was raised underline supervision
OF Alexander Caldwell. Mr.. Caldwell was
also chairman OF the meeting, and at 9
o'clock introduced VIM. II. Ilcarne, ESQ,
OF Wheeling. Mr.. Hearnc spoke for ten
minutes, when n driving rain compelled
an adjournment to the school house,
where he spoke for over an hour on the
tariff rs an issue in this campaign. Mr..
Hcarne's speech was addressed largely to
the farmers WHO were in the meeting. He
demonstrated to their entire satisfaction
the Importance OF a protective tariff and
the holowness Of the pretensions OF the
Democracy in the matter. Mr.. Hearne's
reasons for leaving the Democratic party
were explicitly and convincingly stated.
His speech throughout was a masterpiece
OF logic and cloquence and elected very
great enthusiasm.
Captain d. i. Dovener followed Mr..
Hearne in speech OF nearly two hours in
length. He arraisned the outgoing I'D
ministration for its rcasscssmcnt iniquity
and its other gross acknowledgement Of
State affairs in powerful manner. The
tariff rs applied to agricultural interests
WIS one OF the prominent features OF the
speech.
The audience, which was large one,
was entertained by the T. NJ. Todd Cornet
Band.
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~. ! . So -
Son Saturday evening las: when the
Bla inc and Logan .cigLd Moundsville
arrived ut Bcnwood, On its way to the Bell
,,ire demonstration, the club was met ut
the Benwood store by the Blaine and
Logan Cub Of Bcnwood, in command of
Cap:sin Myers, and was escorted to their
club room, where most excellent lunch
Ind been prepared, to which the boys did
full and ample justice. After this the club
was escorted up and down the principal
streets OF the town. The Mountlsville club
before crossing the river, gave the Ben
wood boysthree loud, heartychecrs, which
we're returned by the Benwood boys. The
iirstmeeting OF the clubs wasa most cordial
one and will never be forgotten by the
boys. The kindness OF the
club will be returned rs soon as
OCCASION will permit. ..l1F7-t
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THE CITY CONCERTS CLOSE
With tho Best Programme Iat-A Cumbli.
s,t nientary banquet. e.

O. D.. e |.ar p.
With tho Best Programme int--A Compli.
meitary banquet.
The sixteenth Of the series OF open nj.
concerts given during the summer by the
Opera House band under the city's aus.
pices, was given at Capitol Square last
evening. 1t was the last one, and not.
withstanding the sudden change in the
atmosphere after yesterdays storm, there
appeared to be as large crowd present as
at any previous one, and they sat till the
conclusion, apparently not Winding tho
chilly air. The programme presented was
the best Of the series. Every number was
apopular one. and they were exquisitely
rendered. There were selections from
three or four operas, several overtures and
some new and pleasing marches.
At the conclusion OF the, concert, the
band, headed by the Council Committee
on Music ard.a few other prominent citi.
zens, repaired to the ""Arlington," having
been invited by its clever proprietor 10
partakc OF u splendid rcpast there. The
tables were spread i'll the new dining room
recently opened in the place. The bill OF
fare embraced number OF temptiu.
dishes, all nicely prepared. The party
did ample justice TO the elegant supper.
Afterwards Mr.. Reymann WAS made
chairman and music IRON the band and
entertaining little talks from those pres.
ent occupied the time for few hours. II
was very pleasant windup for the mu.
sicians as well as the others present.
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Arc YOU disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teeth? II so,
send Mt once and get bottle OF Mrs. Win.
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth.
ing. Its value is incalculable. It will re-
licvc the poor little sufferer immediately.
Depend upon it mothers, there is no mis-
take about it. 1t cures dysentery and
diarrhoea, regulates the stomach and bow.
els, cures wind collie, softens the gums re-.
dnces determinations, and gives tone and
energy to the whole system. Mrs. Vim
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing is pleasant 10 the taste, and is the pre-
scription Of one OF the oldest and best fe-
male nurses and physicians in the United
States, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price Is cents
bottle. Y 4 4 ,5GI.37ltI ,,waAw =
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OWL lsI,,hiN E,l.c.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October S.-Judsc
Smell rendered today n decision in the
Civil Rights case OF Emanuel Hewlett
(colored) against John Fowler, purser OF
the Potomac river steamer Jane Nlosley.
This vas suit brought under the crimi.
nal clause OF the Civil Rights Act, for
alleged refusal to sellthc plainiiiTa supper
ticket on II passenger steamer plying be.
tween Washington and Norfolk, Va.
Judge Smell in rendering thedecision said !:
"Tllo burden OF proof ls on the Govern.
mcnt to show that Hewlett was refused a
ticket on account OF his race, color, etc
The law has been declared uncoustitu.
tional so far as States arc concerned, but
as being in full force in the District OF
Columbia, II the charge was proven thai,
the complainant was refused ticket in
the District OF Columbia should have no
hesitation in giving judgment against the
defendant, but in this case the Govern.
ment has not maintained the issue and
the defendant is discharged
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IT was very warm yesterday until the
brisk showers fell between 2 and 8 o'clock,
when cooler breczcs began to blow, and
last night an ovcrcoat did not feel ut all
| Uncomfortable. VAS h.- .s--. -
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FUN IN TIE RAIN.
Buffalo Bllrs "Wlld Nest" Exhibition Yc,

Buffalo Blll's "Wlld West" Exhibition Yes.
.rua tertlay. Hat=
Though it raincd pretty hard yestcr-
day at the time the exhibition by the In
dams ct al. OH the State Fair Grounds was
announced to take place, the exercises be-
gan promptly at the hour. The storm re-
duced the audience, which is q pity, for
the performance is worthy Of liberal at
tendance. The riding and shooting were
somewhat affected by the high wind and
rain, but they were NIL the more interest
ing for this fact. Capt. Bogardus and his
four sons, the youngest only seven years
old, did about as good shooting US could
have been done under the most
favorable circumstances. while Mr..
Cody's shooting while at full
speed ION horseback was simply marvel
Gus. The buckinso Of the horsesand mules is
the fun hiest act evdr seen. The spectators
shouted and screamed with laughter. The
mimic attack on Il settlers cabin had to be
as the cabin used for the pur-
pose blew down during the high wind. a
hoy was stealing Il nap i'll it ut the time,
but he escaped unhurt.
The company left last night for Zancs-
vile, where they exhibit to-day. The YER
dict here is that this is the best show OF
any kind ever seen in Wheeling.
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EAST Liberty, Pa, October Seattle marle,
active nj 81 2a6 Do for extra iagr 10 good s. OnG 0O
common 10 good 81 0G!t 50; rrccip,s 1850 head !;
ESQ hesd; shipments 100 head; rhiladelrhiss
90 .Oa6 90; Baltirores 81 GOA6 10: Yossen g, 2ia
D grnsserS s. ShIj %. Sheep market very dull;
prime s. I CO., prime TO good 81 225a3 10: common
q Uaa %; receipts $3.50 head; shipments 1900
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4 Printers Error,
MWSdW

Sweet are the uses Of aarenty, the print
ers copy said, but he set tup, sweet arc
the uses OF advertising. Sweet, indeed, to
those who in sickness and suffering have
seen the advertisement OF some sovereign
remedy, which upon trial has brought
them from deaths door. "The best thing
ever saw in my paper was the advertise,
ment OF Or. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery" is again and again the testi-
mony OF those who have been healed by
It OF lung disease, bronchial affections, tn.
morss, ulcers, liver complaints and the ills
to Which mesh is heir. H..
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llAlIrE!:r!.rxs.e! sA d nEN !,
A very Ensnest Crend Listen. to Two
* IN Good Speeches. 100

Il SSSN SpSSNhVns
Ono Of tho best meetings Of the present
campaign was held at the Republican club
room at Benwood Tuesday evening. The
crowd was not especially large, as tho
meeting was not generally known, but It
WINS creditable turn out, and seldom tas
such close attention been paid TO speeches
In Benwood. 5et' E
Squire Policy introduced Mr.. J.. i.
Hooton, OF MOundsvillc, who made tell
ing speech. He confined his remarks to
tho main issues OF tho campaign. lie
showed how tariff secures diversity Of IN.
tres,s, protects labor and capital and Is
beneficial to all classes, whether on the
farm, in the mine, or In tho shop. Ti
lie attributed tho lull In business ut the
present time 10 tho Morrison tariff bill,
and no said itwould not revive until after
Blaine and Logan are elected In Novem.
Der. We will then have prosperity until
the Democrats get up another scare. Mr..
liooion rcnd several extracts from London
journals, which declare TINT more salts.
factory result than the choice Of Clevc-
land could mol be desired, and his nomi.
nation WINS u heavy defeat to the Irish
party. Mr.. lfooton said when the news
Of Blaine and l.ogan's election Is wired
across tho Atlantic England will be
lothed in sack cloth and nshcs. II
=: MIR. Thomas Parson was next introduced
and spoke mainly of tho fight going on in
Marshall county between tho Republicans
and n faction calling themselves lndcpend
cnt Republicans. lie showed the dccep
ton tho latter class employs to gain votes
refutcd MI their charges md said they re-
fused and avoided all public discussions O
the false ISSUES presented bythen. liz
said the editor OF the Independent orga,
applied to the, State Executive, Commit
tee for money, with (which he! said III
could buy Democratic votes. toNIr. parsol
said the Republican party did not wan
to get votes in that way. Tie success o
the Independent kickers depends on tn
support Of the Democratic party, aud sine
1t has become known that they expect +
buy their votes for n trile it is safe to be
they will be badly left. Mr.. Parson spok
nearly an hour, and made u deep impress
sion on his audience. .tSls' +
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'rlE Want" Soap Is the biggest OF all,
the best five cent bars. :, :


Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, H.,
says: "1Iaying received so much benefit
from Electric Bitters, l feel it my duty to
let suffering humanity know,it. ilave had
n running sore on my leg for eight years
my doctors told me would have 10 have
the bone scrapod or leg amrutatcd. used
instead, three bottles OF Electric Bi,ters
and seven boxes Bucklcn's Arnica Save,
anNmy leg is now sound and well. Flee.
tric,1tttcrs are sold Mt fifty cents bottle,
andi!dck!en's Arnica Salvt' 1t twenty-five
cents per box at Logan 4 Co. Mwr&w
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wooproRp this evening.
THERE will be no street demonstration
in connection with the Woodford meeting
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Sir RI. 81 Petroleum. ..r-- r. .al
TlrrsvILLg, Pa, October a-Satiounl Transit err
titscitcs Opened NJ nc: highest 7h4c; lowest
I2Sc: closed nj &c. shipment. ior lle entire ali
regions GjE barrels: runs for Tie eulire oil regions
61HSbarrcs: charters - 2!,s9 barrels Tho johnson
wei IN Batter district was thrown open to the
public to-day and Is ur'ioubtly dry. Strange to sny
the market was weak unl declining.
Oil CITY, Pa, October S.--Sational Transit
certificates opened ut &c; highest T5Ic; lowest
'3Esc; closed At Sales 2Ob7 100 barrels; clear
hnces 5,PSS 90 barrels; runs 1Gjyl barrels Shin.
Mehts 6it! fn:tcis; ctnrterS 1tt2229 barrels. OIL
CITY OIL Exchange stock, no bids: s. 20 asked.
NEW York: October s.-retroleum firm; United
'i14c; refined S.SiiSc =
Cotton. fi-
NEw YoEr, October s.-Co.ton weak; futures
4uict hnu steady; October 9.0c: November luuic:
December lotac; January lo.l2c: February l0.25c:
March 70 3Sc; April lo5lc; Ma1l0G5c: June l0.7ic;
CiSclSSArl. O., October s.-Cotoa dull and
lower: midllins 9314e - 80
Dry Goo,ls.
NEW ToEE. October S.-Tl,c demand vns tame
movement light mud tho volume Of business mol
crate In oil departments. ~ . :, " :.
- Wool. III ~.
NEg ioIK. October S-Weol vIl and heavy. do.
nestle A.ece 3aaiec; pulled lsa3!c; Texas lia25c.
T. Lend.
:, EEw YoRH, October s.-Lead firm; common
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BELLATRE,
The Marching Clubs-Pollticnl and Othf
SIERRA. NOtes. -tF

Tie Marching Clubs-Pollticnl and Othe,
s.,s. Notes.
Sheriff Leroy Sedwick was in town
yesterday.
Matt Hart lett again yesterday for trim
East for Alaring, Hart 4 Co.
Tho steamboat Richmond unloadcd n
car load Of dried apples here yesterday.
The marching clubs are taking advan.
tage Of the moonlight nights to drill
nightly.
james Murray had several fingers mash.
ed very badly while working ut the gas
tank stone work. XVI. ~
The new Typographical Union has made
Will G. Warnock president and W. Il.
Buchanan secretary. no 'G@'
The marriage OF j. j.; Robinson. tho
druggist, and Miss Laura Smith, Of Shady.
side, is announced for tie lGtIl., 800
Rev. J.. G. IIench, late pastor ,o,f gtbo
Presbyterian, Church at .Centreyille, will
speak for the St. JOHN party Eridayuve
ing. n .%s,,.5'Iig s%s,,Us'i oI5|,
John Francis Kelly has published his
reasons for leaving the Democratic party.
The article appeared in last nights Ettn.
ing Tribune. Il = 5 Il
The ferryboat was blown out OF her
course by Yesterdays storm, and had to
make her landing on one trip at the Ben
wood nail works. iaess
jacob Boncystecl has bought for 1000
the lots formerly occupied by tho Nicol
planning mill, on the creek bank, and will
ut once put up n monster ice house.
The Anderson club will shortly have a
banner OF blue silk. This club has de-.
cided to 50 to the Republican demonstra.
ton at GAINESVILLE Saturday evening
The Bellaire Plumed Knights rs well as
Others Of the marching clubs have received
a number OF invitations for Saturday night
and cannot accept all. Barncsville seems
to have the best claim. a
The following places have been fixed
by the City Council as the voting places:
First ward, Hose House; Second ward,
Mrs. Shanley's room; Third ward, Mayors
office; Fourth word, Thomas Dickens
store room; Fifth ward, Hose House.
Two more pocket-books were found yes.
terday near the G, & p. depot, where they
had evidently been thrown after nil the
money had been taken from them. One
contains many papers and some valuable
notes for large amounts, NIL bearing tho
name Of Oliver S. Marshall, OF New Cum
berland. n :ss5
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GREENSBORO, Pa, October S.-River
feet and OIL u stand; weather clear.
PiTTsnvRGH, October Electromagnetic
rlvcre feet and on stand weather rainy.
Oil Cry, Pa, October S.-Rivcr .
feet 10 inches and falling slowly; heavy
roinS q a ..u
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M = EI'S-,1 - : ~ ~ ! 1900 :
TRADE AND LABOR,
Second Days Session of tho Convention.
4 tfb S90t Resolutions OfTcf cd. ri IN ii {it

r,;,cs, |, y C,c,ohor o m 49,; /, !, ~
S''.H' .so1.. ~ sess'oa y. wv, wy
Trade anu LABOR Assembly was almost en-
tircly taken up with the presentation OF
and discussion Of the resolution for tho
..,,a.,,;n,, ~ ,ho o,m,,,,;on o,,h.,,t,s.
.'''e',o' NV" NJ y, wv eou'slo' =. 'ne 'ao9'
Ing classes me session opened with tue
reception Of n telegram OF greeting from
,,p trade and labor union OF Now York 10
wl;ch am nnn,onrio,e ,csnons, w,s Tson,
1 I ron,'m;,,a ~ iR"soln,iana" Ana On III"
ran S 81 thc ieaisin,iv" Comm;,,cn was
nnlnn,ntcd S1 - - ~" W." 80
VI Eoiinwin, ,ro thc mar. ;,,,or,o,, rcso.
lni;ons prrssent t d. most Of them Iookinv
~ . n mrelnnto,;on u ,hn vor,ons Stat" + or.
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uAIIcl,ncl StrDEptr.v

"NIicllacl strogoE," which will be pre-
scented at the Opera House next Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings and
"Wednesday afternoon, is grcat play.
The company carries forty people and
fifty "supers', arc added from ''llome tai
ent." Three horses are uaed, and the
play abounds in scenic effects and specta-
cular displays. The play, though intense
" thrilling, abounds in comedy and light,
pleasing scenes. Altogether 1t il one Of
the strongest pieces on the stage.
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LOCAL BREvITIES,


g-'se7 (, 'sss City. X ~ II Z, i'lsf
wooproRp this evening.
THERE will be no street demonstration
In connection with the Woodford meeting
this evening. "ts
TIE Veteran Blaine and Logan Club
will meet ut their hall this evening. y All
members arc expected to be present.
TIE "Black Eagles" tho Fourth ward
Republican club, are requested to meet In
their room tonight to net on important
matters .,s rs, y NJ 7.e tfs
Ii A MOTION for il new trial was yesterday |
argued in the casc Of Mrs. Fox vs.. tho |
Manufacturers Insurance Company. The
decision wis reserved.
TIN Irish Blaine and Logan Club Is re.
uues,ed to meet thiscvcningat7:30 o'clock
sharp. A full attendance Is expected, us
business Of importance Is to be attended
TO. ~. z rs IN
The Circuit Courts will adjourn on Sat-
urday, and all persons who desire to oh
tain naturalization papers before the Oc-
tober election should apply before that
day. .@ & ,lI
IT was very warm yesterday until the
brisk showers fell between 2 and 3o'cl0ck,
when cooler brcczcs began 10 blow, and
last night un oycrcoat did not feel ut all
uncomfortable. e, u i.
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted to rec.
ord deed made September Is, by Mary
!: Gasscock, OF Missouri, 10 Elizabeth Glass.
|cock, for all the interest OF the former In n
farm OIL Little Wheeling Creek.
TIE fire plugs in the city will be blown
tout by Superintendent Riddle this week,
commencing with those in the First ward
today. Consumers Of water who objcctto
mud should draw supply ahead.
TIE Wheeling Blaine and Logan clubs
will not parade Saturday night. They
will 20 To Steubenville and give the Dem.
oera,s The town. The Republicans will
turn out Monday night, and don'tyou for.
get It. sa.s.
TIE statement that Mr.. John S. Naylor,
Chairman OF the Democratic County Com.
mittee, had objected to Mr.. Michael Rel.
ly rs one OF the judges OF the election next
Tuesday was m error. Mr.. Naylor says
he never made any remark to.anybody
that could be so construed.
LAST evening Mt the residence OF Mis-
Lizzie Virgins, q most ENJOYABLE reception
was given in honor OF Miss Teirny, o.
Charleston, who is visiting friends in the
city. Over twenty couple were present
who spent the evening dancing to the
music OFT. 7. Cockayne's orchestra.
TIE reception given by Misses Maggie
{ and Mary Kennedy ut the residence 0
Councilman Kenney, on North Marke
street, Tuesday evening, was most en-
ljoyable affair. About twenty-five coupl,
were in attendance, who spent the evenin.
dancing to the music Of 7. 7. Cockayne'
orchestra. y L2LE-tlfE
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City md Wheeling Folks
E-y..- ....#z., b. Abroad.

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
81 .-,..5-,I. Abroad.
Mr.. Simns Powell, OF Parkersburg, is 1t,
the city. s..,5ts
Mr.. George W. GUNNER, OF the Akron,
Ohio, D,iiy Bfacon, is in the city en- route
home from parkersburg.
Hon. james Archer, OF Brooke county,
Republican candidate for the State Senate,
was at the Mcclure house yesterday.
Mr.. Nate Salisbury, OF Saulsbury's
'Troubadors" fame, is the originator and
one Of the proprietols Of the "Wild West"
Te-3 ~
Captain Bogardus, the champion marks
man, commanded company Of soldiers
which was camped on Wheeling Island for
several weeks early in the war. ~
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Cane Presentations.

Yesterday morning party OF Wheeling
and Pittsburgh gentlemen met at tho Elm
Grove House Of Mr.. G. L. Hartleib and
through the medium OF Captain NJ. A..
Michals, Of Pittsburgh, presented their
esteemed fellow citizen, Captain William
Askew, OF Elm Grove, with M elegant
cane, surmounted with q silver bust Of
james G. Blaine. The OCCASION was
graced with eloquent remarks from both
parties to the presentation. The company
was composed OF gentlemen ofboth parties
and the best feeling and good fellowship
prevailed. S. Gt5-S
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Sad 10 say, many q good thing attains to
nothing more than mir beginning. On
the other hand it is matter Tor consratu-
lation that the growth OF some evil things
may be also promptly frustrated. A large
proportion Of the cases OF the most wide
spread and fatal. diseasea--consumption
have their inception In nasal calarrb, DR..
Sagc's Catarrh Remedy is pleasant, soo,h-
ing and ctlcctual. Try it. 1t has cured
thousands. AL druggists.
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TIE statement that Mr.. John S. Naylor,
Chairman Of the Democratic County Com
mitsee, had objected to Mr.. Michael Rel.
ly rs one Of the judges OF the election next
Tuesday was m error. Mr.. Naylor says
he never made any remark to .anybody
That could be 80 construed,
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4. G. 1lApPER,
Secretary and Treasurer.

HoS. JUDGE J. NJ. CorFlSnuRY, Cleye-
land, O., says: ~ have used scores OF pile
cures, and it affords nc pleasure to say
that | have never found anything which
gives such immediate and permanent re-
Lei MS DR.. Williams Indian Pile Oint-
nlen..n Wholesale Agents: Logan L. Co.,
Wheeling, W. Va, and J. @. Dent l. Co.
Bridgeport, Ohio. DIV
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Turn tho Migrants Out,

The weak stomach Is said to be the
clearinghouse OF tmany vagrant diseases.
These can be turned out by Strengthening
the stomach, and the digestive organs III
partnership. There is no strengthened
like Browns Iron Bitters Safe, speedy
and sure. Mrs. Henry Corning, Hartford,
Conn, says: Browns Iron Bitters reley-
ed me Of general weakness and dyspepsia
and made me strong" -l.13T g''-s'.l, : =
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FARMERS, Pa, October s.-Riyer foot G
inches and rising; weather clear and
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TIE pulpit and press alike, certify to the
marvellous curative qualities Of St. jacobs
Oil as a healing remedy. Rev. Father Ma
honey, Dean, st. Mary's Cathedral, sgd
ney, \. S. w, Australia Rev. WI Pope,
DID,, San Pedro, Sta, Barbara, Hondu:
rps, endorse It,
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Loss of power in either sex, however in.
duced, speedily, thoroughly and pcrma-
nently cured. Address, with three letter
stamps for reply and book Of particulars,
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
90S Main street, Buffalo, N, Y, 3i 5iii!,l
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4 SiicuGAx boy ate barof sonp, drank
a lot OF soda water and wen, to bed to
cure his cold. The doctor had hard
time TO pull him through, but the boy
now says the next time he catches cold
he will use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.