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SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
SPRING SCHEDULE.
IAN and after April LIST, trains win run as

AN and after April lst trains will run as
~ follows:
On MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, will
leave Meehanicsville at 5.45 a. m, arriving
at Brandy inc ut $50 a. m.
On TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, FRI
DAYS and SATURDAYS, will leave Mechan-
icsvillea IL Asa M, arriving at Brandywine
at p m.
Returning, leave Brandywine every day ex-
cept Sunday at 30 p. m, arriving ut Me-
chanicsville 55p. m close connection being
made with trains on Is l. P R. r.. leaving
Washington at A 40 y. M, Baltimore at 4 10
p. m. J. .sRIDGWAY, Sup't.,
Julyl0tfn Brandywine, Md.
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TEMPERANCE.

A TWO DAYS meeting in Keys woods
n at Le6asrdtown on
2sth and 36ta Of JULY, instant,
by the County AlllanCe., and the State Tenn
perance Alliance combined. Solo and choir
singing, instrumental and vocal music.
Speakers, ReAders--all strictly frst-class. al
are invited. Fuller details 10 next issue.
We gladly announce to all the people of
st. Mary's county that in addition to speak
ers from Baltimore, there win be present two
OF the clearest and brightest thinkers, writer's
and speakers in the State or nation, viz, Mrs.
Mary A. Woodbridge, Of Ohio, and Mrs. Min
ME Mosher jackson, of Savannah, Georgia.
These ladies wilt also speak as follows:
At0AK, Thursday. July 81, at 3 P. N.
AT CEDAR POINT, Friday, August | at
Bpm.
Al CHAPTIoo, Saturday, August Q, at
BPM.
At MEcHANICsvILLE, Sunday, August
3, at 3, p. NJ.
At CHARLOTTE HALL, Monday, August
4, at 3 P. N.
WIN. DANIEL,
President Nd. s. T. Alliance.
July "a, 1884.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Thos. ]. Yates and Others,
Mary r. Leach ana
VIM. F. Leach and others.

In the Circuit Court for st. Mary's county
sitting as Court Of Equity.
No. 500 N. Il.
ORDERED this 9Th day Of July, 1894,
~ that the sale made and reported, by
D. @. Hammett, Trustee, in this cause
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary be shown on or before the ist
Monday of August, 1884; provided a copy
of this order be published in the st. Mary s
BEACON once q week for three successive
weeks prior to the said LIST Monday OF
August.
The report states the lands sold for 81, 800.
J. FRANK FORD Clerk.
True copy-Test
J. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
July 10, ls8i.-3w.
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FOR SALE.

rTNHE entire outfit Of 6rst-sIass BOOT
i and SHOE SHOP. Outfit consists Of
first-class Sewing Machine and all other tools
pertaining to a country business. A good
stand for 3 good workman. For informa-
ton, apply TO
]. L. C0NNELLEY,
LeOnardtown, ST. Mary's county, Md.
May l, le84--tf
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE.

A 7 St. Georges Church ON SATURDAY,
IA August eth, or the fret fair day after,
10 A. NJ, Requiem Mass. IL N. Dinner &c.
Platform outside Of graveyard for dancing.
p. NEALE, 8. J.
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Victor Infants Relief

formula Of Dr.. P. D. FshFney.J
The Golden Remedy for Children in Teeth-
ing, Cholera Infantum, Cramps or Gripping II 70
q grandmother. Don't fail totry II. Every bot
tic guaranteed. Price Is cents Sold BY ali
medicine dealers
Victor Remedies Co., Mfrs & Props,
FREDERICK. MD.
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July "a. 1884
EPISCOPAL
Female Institute
wINcHEsTER, VA.


REV. J. G. WHEAT, d. D., Principal, as
sisted by full corpse Inexperienced teachers.
Terms moderate. Number of boarders limit.
ed. Applications for the vacancies created by
the retirement Of members Of the graduating
class will now be received. Apply Tor cir
culars to the principal.
J.C. WHEAT.
July "a, Iss4--lma
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STEAMER THOMPSON
Sumner and Winter Schedule for 1881 L 1885,

FARE, -. PARE,
To or from & In To or from
any of the T--N--e @sseR any Of the
Potomac @aszz1<eAzskfsk Potomac
River Landings, River Landings,
25 Cents. 20 Cents.
Commencing Monday, July I, 1894, the
Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON, will leave
Sixth Street Wharf, Washington, d. c., every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at a. m.
for the Potomac River Landings, connecting
every Trip AT Shepherds for Freight to and
from Baltimore.
Returning. will leave Eeonardtown every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 5 u. IN.
Freight Lower Than By ANY Other Boat.
1D~ For further information, apply ut
General Office of the Inland and Seaboard
Coasting Company. Sixth-Street v harf, ter
minus 7th and 9th Street Cars. Telephone
Call: 1918.
GEO. R. PHILLIPS, ALFRED WOOD,
Superintendent. Secretary.
July 10, 1884.
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YOU CAN SAVE MONEY
HEADQUARTERS
j. Id. KENDALL,
6ls Penn Ave. 6I0 B ST., N. W.
WASHINGTON, ID. @.

is headquarters for Coach Findings and Me-
tails, Iron Of all kinds, steel, Axles, Springs,
Tools, Bolts, Duck, Leather, Canvas,
Spokes, Rims, Hubs, Wheels, Horse
Shoes, Horse Nails, ETC., etc.
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IhsiRpiATE1x after the above sale, the
helra vi a farm known as
@C 4 kpr1iEE VIEW
agaazta4 ssle unSasApcahs Bay In the 9th
district 81 st. Mays county, containing
500 Acres, more or less.
Improvements consist of Brick DWELL
ING, Barns, Stables and other necessary Out
Buildings, and Is convenient to Churches,
Schools and Landings.
TERMS OF SALE.---0ne cash, and the
residue in two equal payments Of one and
two years. The whole TO bear interest from
day Of sale and to be satisfactorily secured.
July3l 1t
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TIE

THURSDAY MORNING, July sla, go.
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DEPOT FOR STATIONERY /!

VTv0 the regular stock of stationery have
Il just been added the following styles Of
paper:
French Quadrille, Marcus Ward, Handspun,
Cream Wedding and U. s. NJ.
LE0NARDT0WN NEWS AGENCY.
July II, 1854.
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800 Acres, more or less.
SheriH's Election Notice.

NOTICE IS Hereby GIVEN TO THE
IN qualified voters Of St. Mary,sconhty that
a special election will baked on
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democratic rickst.

For Hios-Prssidsni Of The United States
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS.
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Hf< Xipxx< m the Tariff.
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|.t.o;. hnn,. - G,r;,.,,nn bc,'.nsc n w.
III, ,',.e - of s.r;,gsrn Thc NJ.
.,...I 49,, "a I'M, II fhat Co,.
;nr,o, - ! nars ~ r;pr;nnsfi hnt Nrs
1srl;sie INA 4hat she would MT allow /,
|, a y. .', ',.,aI I ,r.t 49, a. iasf fhe "a.
Inor,cr " 4 ~ fhe snsaler:
.vba, ~ 'vor thi.h ~ he democratic
MIL I, .nJ r,afscym W
~ sm en,;,civ safisf;ed with both. II
IL ssrcnr s;cres IA I fhi..l ,yill i.
aio-.a5 u. Nh, csrrv II, III. .n.tberr
s,.,cs ~, vn,t <ew Jerspr rnn,
.'n~,;,,, snd yna;ana and nossibiv Nas
s.nh..sn.,s rn,r. an5 W;scon.nt. Tb.
..,s.s...,. Y ss..na III n, ,hc .nestions "
ir''r;.s, r; !, ra,at.s sn3 r-baf Il ,nc,. w Nv.
nnrna.n na !, .~nres.es fhe honest sunsi
...a.,.s ~ =. crer. he,minc majority y,
WI. se,,orrs,;r reforrn Voters III IN.
ea.,trv 4, tan cmnhatic endorsement
- nv no,;cv ~ ~ nresent democrsti,
honsc ~ REPRESENTATIVES concerning ths
!d;.nor;t;on ~ tne pnblic lands. the for
Ife;snre ~ pnearned grants 10 railroads
~ .,.s Reimbursement 7 Il ~ ne American car
,svin~ NJ sradc ana ship-building interests
~. nrohihition of the importation 81
'forc;rn Iaborere under contract, the re-
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Mr Fi-h contents himself WITH
vAritd lnKArier " I.iS tlsu tni tlnt ski1
,kerf~ipf- % Ioney Island anh N'h.1
watering places.
Gen .ianl M Al Long Branch .n ytn
of his hnc residences. ana although Nm
iavoriln horses We're caught ~ ha.. ensi
pany III Wards stables. ne e.ill rriTry
handsome teams. which Ike eijoy- Aa
much ar his choice cigars.
Really. on the whole, slie.c magnili
cent Iinaneier~ 10 mol appear - sNil
any Trry scvcre pliNaiions iE The h0s.s
oi thcir tnisiorlunes-
Net there are doubtless some unii,f-
tnnate depoSitors iD nm broken bank.
and some -windlcd creditors oi iltr
bankrupt firms who will ~ deprived ~
their accustomed summer holiday nnd
will feel ihe elect Of the recent failures
very severely.
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~ W. a.. 1istiTT.
Air-pulI ior the shore.
bright dayS are dawl.ing clear. upon The
true and brave.
Democrats freedom Is emerging from
The grave:
Greal y he blessing now, that rrovi-
dence has giy'n,
Released a. from our bondage Chains, in
freedom u live.
Chorus.
The, tnrn, yeomen turn, with npiiftcd
cycS.
y hold The mighty army, around thee
arise:
The army Of Reforncrs, meath banner
free from stain.
Oh, sre how fast they're gaining ground
on trembling jimmy Blainc.
Dark days are coming fast FOR Jimmy
and his host.
The foremost leadership they can u,
longer boast;
For Cleveland is winner, and Ton
Hendricks is the same,
And with two such nien we're sure K
win the game.
Chorus.
Democrats arc rushing 70 the army q
Reform,
With spear, helmet, and their glitterin;
armor on;
Rushing 10 the standard Of the hero tru'
and brave,
lie viii resurrect again, orr freedom
from the grave.
Chorus.
q, see The day approaching, now near .
hand.
When devastation shall diminish in on
land;
%, see The yeoman from the East, nns
from the West.
MArshalled 'neatl, tile banner Of orr Ma
tion's honorod guest.
Chorus.
Cleveland ia statesman, and he know
the good old way,
His heart i with the people, and a Jcficr
son to-day:
with Hendricks to aid him, they vii
find out what II means.
That elight-of-hand at Washington, the!
play behind the scene.
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What the Republican Party Has
Done.

ichlcsrn shnii#r'.I
What party wa II that assumed con-
froi OF national mfa;rs IN 1861 and profn-
iFed better order Of things than excited
under Democratic rnley
Tie Republican party.
What party was il that creatcd ono
kind Of money for ihe bondiiclder and
another for The ploWbo!dcr and the sold
;crs
The Republican party
What party Was il that promised coin
10 the soldiers when ihey enlisted and
afterwards compelled them % take de-
pseciated paper currency
The Republican party
What party was II that agreed 20 give
passed 4 law giving them gold
The Republican party
Who saldlcdth nation II banking sys-
tenn upon the people of the United
siatcsf
Tie Republican party
Who refunded the 7-3O treasury notes
into long time noD-taxabie gold bonds ,
The kepubiican party.
Who inaueurated the 5nfaMous policy
OF contraction where hundreds Of ihons-
ands OF men were bankrupted in bu-i-
ness: thousands OF graves filed with
suicides. tens Of thousands Of men. " o.
men and children forced into jaiIs and
poor housesy
The Republican party.
Who passed the law dcnonctizing s;l-
yer.
The Republican party
Who passed the So-cGIicd Presumption
Act" for the purpose ofsurrepiis-ously de-
ssroying the peoples moncy-thc green
back?
! The Republican party.
4 Who has presisteuily and brazcniy
shampioned the interest Of the bond
holders. rioncy-ioaners and 'capiialistif
corporations?
I The Republican party
4 Who has failed 20 pass single law IN
The interest OF the people Is agalDst tho
weather classes
n The Republican party
Y Who undertook to pcrpctuGtc Tho
bonded debt ID order 10 porpetualc an
untaxed, bonded afisIocracy and at Tho
same time furnish national banks ''ba.
sis for heir circulation
| The Republican party
\ Who IA responsible for tho prcsen;
wrctchcd system Of civil servicc--a - =
TEN that u little better than maintaining
At government expense . den "a robbcr.
and theivesS
4 The Republican party
4 Who has given away toraiIvoad cor.
operations nearly two hundred million
acres ot land wishin the last twcnt,
years.
The Republican party
i Who has foetercd the growth Of pri
lrate corporations 10 such monstronl
Ilcxtcnt that to-day less than twenty-five
hundred or them directly control more
than one half Of all The property In th'
United States2
n Tnc Republican party
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In The recent financial furry on Wall
street several distinguished money kings
toppled over and fell into bankruptcy.
Among thcm were the Napoleon Of
Finance Ferdinand Ward, the philan-
thropic banker Scney, the luxurious Fish,
the da<hing Emo and some others. The
distinguished ex-President, Ulysses 5.
Grant, was in their company.
Much sympathy was expressed for the
good Mr.. Seney, the great Gen. Grant
and others. We were told that they had
sacrificed their fortunes in unlncky spec
ulations. The nation was appealed 70
for pension for Grant
These unfortunate banI<rupts have now
settled down for the summer. Mrs. Fer.
d;nand Ward has gone 70 the Champion
House on the Connecticut river, which Il
her own property and Il desc ribed ae "a
big rural palace A description OF the
place says "there arc fountains, yachts
pleasure craft, swans, flowers, walks, IN
fact everything there 10 make charming
place more lovely and to absorb money
Mrs. Wards horses are already there, VIZ
Iare told, and sehe will relieve her loneli
mess BY taking frequent drives through
the picturesque river towns about Eas
Haddam.'
| Mr.. Emo Il enjoying fine time il
IQucbec. and u 80 well pleased with hi'
treatment in that quaint old city on CHI
mouatain side that he hcsitatcs betwceI
purchasing mansion there and con
Iiinuing on bis way ID Europe.
\ Mr.. Seney is enjoying the splcndors 3
lhis summer residence 10 Bankers Noun
tain, where he has his race track and Al
sorts Of amuscmcnts, and astonishes th
New Jersey people by his splcndi'
'!horscs and dashing c9uips2cs.
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WASinSGToN, II. ", July ~, 1884
Washington has the Appearance vf
Tropical cty because everybody hrre
Hives cut of inors in summer tiI.sS The
whole population, rich and poor, '4ht ~
the parks and squares 50 literally scAt
tered about the city. There il not .
section of the city more than five min
utes from one of these pleasure grounds
which are utilized aud cnjoyed from
! -four o'clock in the morning until mid
night, when the authorities clear Tie
parks and lock the uites. An era Of
fo.l0w-tecling sets III about the middle
Of June end lasts as long a. the piea<an,
weather. All day long the nurses and
children congregate in ibese resorts. M
five T.. III. the Government employers
appear. aud at twilight Africa and ELI;
opia pour in their swar,hy cohorts.
After dusk you will see Hon. s. = COX
and his vile III Dupont Circla. which j.
near their elegant Te-idence. 4 number
of friends will probably le with them
lenjoyiug an outdoor ll.ty Of the
benches and grass. On tie next settee
Ito them may be workinrnan and bis
family. having IS good time and con-
idncting themselves with " much deco
Irnm es their distinguisbeN uQighbors-
lSeDatOr Sherman may be seen IN Frank
Lin Pari- amoi<ing cigar by the fountain
which splashcs under the >hadc trees
toppoiitc the Franklin is large family
|hota.. (which turn, its guests loose ID
Ironm as soon as evening comes on
ILninyatte Park in front 81 The White
House Nv the largest. coolest and shadi-
lest Of'cfi these bits Of country set III The
llnids. ot nown. and the President often
lsfrolks through II nj night with a friend
I Iloating i the favori;c pasiimc of tile
young Department clerks. and nearly
Icvery one who can afford 70 pay the
ldncs belongs ID boat club here. At
lsix o'clock tile Potomac river becomes
\ lively with single shells, four and eight
Dared boats and bargcs. The female
\ Department clerks furnish the ballast,
.and beer and crackers are the reircsh-
Imcnis.
Mr.. CogsweIl, Of San Francisco. The
gentleman with the passion for ice-xater
fountains, has recently put one mp here
lon public square. II j. ct granite sur
mounted w st0rk. six feet high. at
first he wanted 10 put statne Of lin;-
A self instead or tie stork on top, and was
disposed 70 suik when the District CoM-
lmissioncrs declined % allow him either
10 storiGd urn or an animated bust. a
'lcompromise was finally made On the
stork. and an ice company, which Secre-
ltary folger says can aflord 70 be genel-
on-, on the strength of making four
hundred per cent. out "a all iis sales 20
the Government, gives the Ice 70 keep
the fountain going.
II High Up on terrace on Massachu-
sctts avenue i senator Bayard's honsc,
and beside y is that of senator E'i-
munds. They both have plain comfort
, able residences, either of which could ~
\ placed ~ the drawing room of Nr.
BIainc's grand mansion without inccn-
vcniencing IL occupants. senator Bay
erd has large family, and his wife w
Ing an invalid never goes in'o society
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which he can dispense with and retain
ing them on the neces.aricr NJ life.
manufacturing. extend our commercial
\. laiions and tsns 2ise steady surlny-
meni and rcrnunrrntiyc NngeF ana prof
~ % all onr producing classes Tie
south s. III favor II this policy. and IL
will ultimately prevail.
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RArEs q ADysErssEISG.

For square. 10 lines or less, week. 81 %
Zach subsequent insertion. rs cts.
Longer advertisements ~ The same rate
A fraction over even square or squares.
counted as square. These are the terms
far transient advertisements reasons
b!e deduction will be made 20 regular
advertisers.
Netices OF appointment Of adm'nis-
frstors ana legal notices Of like character
70 be paid In advance.
xxNOuxciSG CANDIDATES.
For Township Officers, each 500
For County @ @-.ou
Tor District, Circuit, Or State, by
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chasing tic lands n government rrires.
The bou-e promptly p ssed bin az
clariiig these Enclosures unlawful ard
directing ibc public authorities y prose-
cute Tie parties aud remove the 0bstrnr-
lions. The senate dil not raTs the Liil,
and ihi4 condition Of atlaire muet there
tore continue tor while longer
"From 1852 to 1s72 Tie republican
party incnngless donated nearly 1s0 p,s1-
Uvy acres 81 the public land 10 railroad
and other corporations, and no iepulli-
can congress has ever attempted % ie-
claim single aerc Of II. although the
conditions upon which the grants were
made have been broken 10 great num-
her Of instances. Al the recent session
The democratic house originated and
passed bills restoring 70 the public do
main more than y7,vqo,toJ acres Of this
land-a area three times as large AS the
entire state of Kentucky. Other bills
have been reported by the committee
and are now on The calendar 70 forfeit
about 32.OOO,VOO acres more, and they
will be taken up and considered at the
next session.
The house also originated and passed
= bill for the relief Of American ship
building interests. which will materially
!, 1870 q e''o issIsa' - 80
~ 'ne aei'uo.,'an sons.:ss passoI :
'aM ,esa'.'ss ~ n.po'''sio, Z, lo'
.aooie's u'',sI eo'.,ao.; 80 XVI 'r,IS
..'., ~ .o'''.a.'s snou'u N s'a'1soso y
~ 'ne en''eu o'asrs .ou'ss' 49,
NJ n 'ue"' s',ou.u 'onS'''u'e ~" Z" VIZ
;,'s'' ~ .. s.o -"s r,a Wv, \.
'n1 -, P'sso1- ue.''ve' a''o nv.se p.sssu
ls.,i 'nse'ne ~. ruo'i '''PoI 'n'lo''1 .1,'a"-
49, 80 ~ 'ur'ns ss:e'o sAs ~, i;,,
l."s Pe.s'ss y. ~ 80 ~ ,,:' =. a.r s.5
49, .,' - sas spS.'., ''''.;i n.','-
49, ,:,' f"sNo"1u ls's 49,. ss.,;.h:. .sN
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Luz Hos7. 80 a''sss,'sN 80 - srans
~ na, oen ,.., ~ ss ...ss dofsa,~
Wi ,.,' o.. 80 sn,a,, .'I n,a;",;,v ,ltbnn.h
,onr.,;nhs - IN demo~ra,;c memhers
,vs'. ''',, ';.'''s II y. - ~ 'S !, -
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sadsI M ,,oro . ,hs,, <se nnoo ~ tbsm
', 4 49,, [ isr'-a ~ ,,srt ~ ,hese additions
i.ownyor 80 ~ X, M s.reaa - T. fne hon.a'
NM ~ cans.ona,s,., c. \ ~ ~ a;d M hecor,e law.
' II % rec;ta ass ss.s'e fscfs M " show thaf tha
ln,atform n NJ ,,ertecf accord with thc
tr,;on - 4 ia,ls - . n.;or:,v ~ NJ demo-
.,s; I.rsts a con~rsss who n ~ opinion.
correctly rcnresent lie sentiments III I
'rre'., ,ns;.r;,v ~ the democratic voters.
X, N II every resnerf ! sound ana honest
3amor,a,,c !.,atf,,m. and 81 s,,ch hcarti-
M cnanrse i =
''s ..r .,., MI, 4.nr :tf - !.
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CLEMENT DOANE
salfOrney nt LG1r.
JASPER. INN.

wrYfL rrsrtsce I. sh< CS.rts ~ Dnhois eognty. end
w attend f.ithfuiiy = bnstuess entrusted ~ MIN
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AdYice 10 moihera

Ara yon disturbed st night and broken O.,
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with pain OF cutting tee.h7 s II 80, send at
once and get a bottle Of Mrs. Winslows
Soothing Syrup for Children Testhiug. Its
value is incalcnlable. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon 1t, mothers, there IL no mistake about
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, soitena the gums, reducesiI Illumination,
aud gives tos . and energy to the whole ava
TEN. i Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup ior
Children Teething Is pleasant 10 lie taste,
and Is the prescription OF one of the Oldest
and best female physicians and nuryrs in The
United States, and Is for sale by all drugyjstt
throughout tho world. Price Is cents q bot.
10, * n & Z go ~ NvsAW. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-17
q Z MEDICAL.
Pale, Poor, Puny, and PaIIld. /

Considering all the Ills that attack
little children, it Is a wonder that any
Of the poor little youngsters live to
grow up. t5lFsi ~
There are children who arc truly
objects Of pity. They seem almost
bloodlcss. Their checks are thin and
pinchcd; their eyes are hollow; and
their SKINS tightly drawn over their
(orchcasls. There is nothing hearty
about them. They do not enjoy
their lives. They arc suffering from
tho debility that leads TO marasmus,
Poor things! /,
Do good deco! for the pale, poor
puny, pallid child. Hand its mothc,
4 bottle Of Brown's ho, Billeys,
Here IS life even for the most deli.
cate, the most dcbilitated; for the
child almost given up for.dead. Iron
in the blood is what the child needs
10 bring it up. The little digestive
apparatus will recover. The pale
checks will fill out. o The weary
groan Of the child will be exchanged
for themcrry prattlc:of infantilc glad.
ness, Your druggist will telNyou
what wonders Byoaw.s Iron Bitter.
has done for very sick children. II a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-17

Do you need a remedy that will cure every
kind OF 'humor from pimple or eruption to
the worst scroiula aud syphilitic disorders,
use DR.. Guyao.t's Yellow Dock aud Ba,saps.
rfita. Tires to FIVE bottles cure skin dis
ease, salt.rheuui or letter. Four to ten bot.
ties curs running ulcers, scroi1la and all
syphilitic disorders One To two bottles cures
pimplss on The fee, blo.ohes etc. It Is the
only perfect blood purifier that can be made
from . thorough knowledge Of drugs. Ask
your druggist for 1t. Take no substitute.