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DL iIEE'S LIrERARY VENTURE.
The E'Ieasure he f0und In Writing the F1rst
Soiume-Iiis Surprise Mt Its saiea

NJ r,,,n,., ,n.,, ,nt;n,.,. ,.,onds
Mr. nan's mos. intimate ran nr'enas ARE are
ns eons'n'ea 70 MAKO max, .ae eAvur'.on NO 10 now
those whose opinions were Of weight with him
that i, was Of tho utmost importance that he
should @ d" 40 that he consented. He pr.icrred
to remain in Maine during the whole canvass.
md had consolea himself with IN, opi ion that
az" """ ,oe' ''''se,. wv" .io "pi"ioh 'h"'
and burdsn. OF the canvass by continuing the
prerarnl'on OF 'hc sec"hu vo,un,o OF ms oook.
Twon'y Years OF Cohgress.' 1t was his wish
ha",. hsfnra ," win,sr ana tho % snnoa",, % 81 w"rs
nu"u' oeio'o winner anu 'no so"oua'o oi "ork
which ne rrep'red for himself mado ample rro-
eess OF TINS work. no! only financial but literary.
Mr.. Blaine. Last winter he was so absorbed in
II that ho mid but little head 10 ths noIi,icai lii
home to talk with him about his candidacy for
or Ave hours OF the day when no would not per.
nit even his most Intimate friends to disturb
him He said. said frequently that hS had diseoy,
tho preparation OF a work OF literature whose
subject was oongenisl iIs could live oysr Tho
old struggles in which he had participated
ton. and he could Weish. test. and measure
men. issues. and events without tot Other effoct
Wncb 81 tho wnrt ri res,Irch and nre,in,,
nary preparn,ion was finished long nro and
there remainsd for MI blaine onir To write ths
mnnuscrinr FOR the second yoIumc yvhcn ina
nomimnti for PrnsId.nt IN ma 10 hin, Tho
contract with his yubiishsrs which wns nrs.
pared mainly by MIR Binine bimssif contains
one somcwhat tane mnasure cinusa II NC
yii,s thai thcre shnli Ia, two yommcs ~ n eer
tain numhnr of pnTes n nd n certn,n nHmhar ~
woTds to the narn Thia has mad" il nec.ssarv
fnr Mr. Dininr tS oount bis linss whia wri,;ny
and has to some extent embarrasSed him. The
man uscript OF the first volume is ali in Mir
Daina's own handwritinc When asked why
thai he thought il would impatr his work to do
so4 He found he snid thai the manual labor
OF writing enabled him TO eHpross hims"lf more
clearly and To- sny oxnctly what he desireI 10
sny and no mora Jio fonnd thot Tho tenianc az
in iictatinr was toward difIusnness oi sivIe md
cioudiness nj thought W w ' ~
Spent,no 10 a friend nbout tbe m altar ~
style Ln said that he d.terminej when na AMI
down 10 wrils the ilrst chnnt.r thai ha wouiI
niout Tho ain nIost nna nlninnst Via mo mo.sihi"
Iio nIten tnnE n sheet oi nnner Sna i,ieh n win
.vnouyines thnt n, mirhf ssioct tha Aim ninst
onnv ninonu - tbnn, WaE.tnr'v nnl Wnrnauta 80
dio,ionnri"s wall thunbcj st1ni In ~ ranv
and whiie he nrnferrai Wehstor ha uensraIiy
consuiisd hcth Hts daily stin, Wa a thcm
snnd wnsds anj thnmgi ha .nmat ne W "x.nay ,.yI
"a ~, ,,",,tnr I, 49, ~ 49, naii,e .,nt ~
wrn,a ,aas Nh. mrnu."rinnt % ~ ,ha A. sHs IN Il"
,'na 'T, 49, 10 al, ~ n ~. n ~. o.o m0t vui-
snir aSS hi wmhIisnap % ~ nnry.omia y nHoo" ni'n ~
ti,s,. trian ..t nin, ,o , vou.u , me u,ot
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luxurious OrthOgrnphy.

FTD1, hs .SheaeriSy Lyms.
wandering tribe, called the Siouxs.
Wchg Moccasins, having no saiouAS-
Tnty hre made of bucksAin,
win the NcshN SIDE In.
Embroidered with beads OF bright hiouxa
when out on the war path. the SiouSs
Mirch siU ~" tilr--ncver by tUuAs-
Aud by blazing the trees
Can return at their ease.
Anh the way through the forests 'er liouxs.
Al new. IN shiuued boats he eschiUuxs,
Ail uses the htroh.bsrk rnniouNs;
Those arc HANDY md light,
And inverted AT night.
GiYc'shel,er froiu storms aud from d.ouks.
The principal food of the siouxs
Is Indian maze, " hich they briuuxs,
Aud hominy make
Or miA them cake,
Aud cal 1t with pork, as thoy chiouxs.
Now doesn't this sDelling look ciouKr riousi
'Iia enough to make ANY oue huuxriousl
Sa word To the Mise:
Fray our language raviss.
With orihosraphy not 80 mJiOuNrious
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The AIOdern TAntnlus.

He discourses astronomy with tho very best iuten
And disciossa many matters I've not previously
known;
But for especial not inclined to
tlOn
! should much prefer the garden with Matilda ali
alone
1t WELL OF to know about these sub ects the
proprioty
OF telling which /. Saturn and the distance to the
Is obvious; it gives certain standing In society:
But somehow on this evening INe great desire TO
rpOon.
The balmy air is odorous with perfume OF the flowers
And the moonlight tile terrace is most beautiful 10
The Professor 10 excited and know he'll talk for hours
While Madas in the garden, suppose, expecting me.
o mooul o stars o milky way. caro- not for your
density;
Your rsrge- sad Apogto possess charms for me.
Look down lsOk down IN rua, your silent, vast i'm
nIsh-tv.
And III s'uiy you more fully when I've grandsons
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motAph ysioian changed color. and STAN piored
out. Well, yee-nt least I have DIPPED into
him., Dipped into him ! exclaimed Miss
minded me. nevertheless. OF Mr.. Swivellof's
condemnation Of the pract ca Of slipping bceD.
view OF him.. When you have looked mt that
shell yonder. and she pointed with her trumpet
for tho first time that YOU have setli Comics
works
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NEW HAVEN. Oct l0.-For the first time in the
history of Yale It is said the college IVY ia bloom II
that on the north aide OF the library building and wa.
planted Wy the Famous class OF 81 It an English wv
9" ser thai rarely biooms In this AliIy the Lnr.I
ksw EnTand chhals not hsing favor ALis Ths So.anu
T. small duD, erssinY white cluster OF this branch
snd delicious VLor Nv ' NS''aS
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o You who linger In the night OF toll
Ani long for day,
Take heart; the grsndest hero 10 the mAn
OF whom the world shall say
That from tho roadside of defeat he p,uoksd
The ilower sueeIsA
Brayeiy and with modesty sublime.
Not with bliud eAgeriicss, ", TALBorI
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past nine o'clock, pretty young lady wal
put aboard and took a berth at the end o.
the car, near tho ladies' dressing room
About ten O'Clock l Was ut the other end OIL
tho car, looking at the porter backing the
boo.e, when suddenly there came from the
dressing room some ofthe shrillest scream
Ing you ever heard-so keen that we heard
y over. tho noise Of the train. I rushed
through the car, followed by the
porter, and found the little lady
who got on at Dayton perched on tip toes
on the washstand, frightened out Of her
Wits, and pointing at something on the
floor. She was so excited that / couldn't
make out what she YVES syn. but !
looked down, and there was q MAJ t, little
green snake coilsd up In the middle OF tho
floor and moving his head about from aide
to hide, evidently ready for a fight.
wasn't exactly afraid Of the thing, but It
did give me a creepy sort OF feeling TO SEQ
It In my car, and ! was Just about 10 kill
1t, when ! heard somebody behind me
yelling: ITS my snake Don't kill It |
Don't kill ~ and the boy who had brought
the csge into the car rushed In and took
the snake up in his hands. But when Il 0
boy had put tho snake back in his cage |
settled matters by dropping the cage, snat o
and al, out Of the window. felt like
dropping tho boy out, too. The boy had
put the cage under the berth on tho floor,
ind when tho porter was fishing ont the
boots he must have upset 1t and lot the
snake out" lrl - ~ M
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate ny mn An.
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l,Lrn,llle AZ :I,in mediation leaves Wheel nH
As p. NJ, BeliH &c al $50 p. M. daily trce pit Eu
day. Co.,. .s
GAINESVILLE Acct minodntIon S:35 a. M: Iellsi,e
aud Mouudsyille accommodation b:h6 Il. H.;
houadhvilo accom- mo 1ation 6:25 p. H.; .Bellnlre
accommodation 9.iU i. NJ. and 205 p M; daily cx.
cept Sunday. 90
r. L Q. seeplngea.s on h u through trains. Sleep.
lug car from Wheeling 10 1n. iriianoIs VIA Colum.
bus on traln No,i leaving this city at xS5 p. N
daily, arriving ut Indianapolis a. 200 m.
=, Through Coach from Wheeling to Glumbrs on
No. ?. i.Aviog ~hcoing NJ Wis Il. m, arriving 81
Columbus Mt 2i0 pm.
Close connections arc made for all points South
and Southwest, orth aud Northwest making thjy
dtaitable Ionte for colonists aud peroLs moving
10 the gIest. est and 10 whom particular alten.
ton isGivcn. lt '.ai /. 'T5l,. -
1ictcss 10 all principal points on sale At Depot
w cpsng car recommendations can 10 q. cured at
TfIo3. Il. r. uAAsE.
Ticket Agent. i & q. DEPOT,
JOHN BAlLlE, y.
Ticket agent, under McLuro Housc.
JOHN 7. Lane, TRAY. Passenger Agent
Il. T. DEvaIRS. Cic!lI Agent, y hecinr. -
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Stop Tint (,Ourl,i

BY using Dr.. Frazier's Throat and Lung
Bslsam-the only sure cure for Coughs
Colds, Hoarseness and Sore Throat, aud all
diseases OF the throat and lungs. Do not
neglect Cough. 1t may prove fatal. Scores
ard hundreds of grateful people owe their
lives to DR.. Frsz!er's Throat and Lung Raj.
sam, and no family will ever be without It
after once using 1t, and discovering It's mar.
ys!ous power. 1t is put up in large fsmily
bottles and sold for the small price so cents
ner bottle. FRAZIER MEDICINE Co., Prop'a.,
Cleveland, Ohio. = = y
Saratoga High Rock Spring Water for sale
BY druggists. .zsgEI VA ~
Wholesale Agenta: Logan 4 Co., Wheeling,
W; Va, and J. 9. Dent L. Co., Bridgeport,
OulO, ... Na-- DAw
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nECkY JUSlb.

A Woman WhO Elus hfnuo Herself Fa.
| nous by Holm Her Tongue.
Loui,ritt C5u,ler-Jtaraai. u'
Becky Jones, Of New York, has within a
week become famous. ''
Becky Jones Is woman who can hold
her tongue, who can resis. the temptation
10 talk, and who can keep a secret.
The consequence is that this having sud
denly and surely been discovered by the
world. Becky Jones Is not only famous, but
in jail. q H'1'T -
Not that such a woman Is regarded as a
phenomenon who must perforce be held as,
prima facic, non compoS ,uenlis, and there
loro lit huujec. Tor punishment, but be.
cause she declines to talk when certain
lawyers want her 10 talk. r0o@
Becky Jones is simple, honest, old
woman, who was for many years the trusted
maid servant Of TWO old people, who not
only respected her, but conGded in her as
they did III no one else; aud when these
two old people died--tht Hamersleys they
we're called-Becky Jones remained Us loyal
to their memory Us she had been faithful
10 them in lie. 1.r y +.
Oh this, she has given the fullest proof.
The uamelsleys were people OF property,
and leaving a will, Of course, it has been
dragged into the courts where 1t ia being
wrangled over as only people who have
email or no claims on dead folks' property
can wlangle over their wills. Becky
Jones il, or might be, the principal wit
ness In this contest. She Is the only one
who possessed the confidence Of the dead
testators. The greedy contestants have
done all they could TO induce her to be.
tray that confidence. Tho lawyers have
bullied her. Tbs Judge has invoked his
majesty and authority to no purpoae.
Through it all Becky Jones has renamed
s.cadiastly faithful 10 the dead. She has
refused to open her mouth, and for this
she has been confined now for several days
in Jail. E.as., .s
Her imprisonment does not shake her
resolution. Content in her own integrity,
she placidly deiieH the law. She makes no
complaint, and the only murmur to which
abe has yet given utterancs is III tho way Of
an objection to the manner in which the
jail cook arranges the tea.cups on the
nnrlvee. ~, .g.n
Becky Jones is old, she is not beautiful;
sno is in lowly station; but she is worthier
a place than many another in the worlds
dream Of fair women" and there is that
10 her uns ilscted honor and courage which
gives life to the creations Of noyelisls and
p )etH. .5H 'H
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CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH R R.
IN sEa 70, tSGE.5;ty -. Ell
20 III ssf:si,.s..sI e.
Condensed Inc Taule OF Passenger Trains ca.
rect.d MAY II. lsSt-Central st4ndn ii Time.
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Cure OF Asthmn and spinal WcakneAx.
239 WEST TwESrY.sEcoND ErEEAr.
Ma

Cure OF Asthma and spinal Weakness.
| 239 WEST TwESrY.sEc,ND srEElr.
NV York, May II, 1883.
Though It may be irregular for a physi.
clan to give a certificate In favor OF a propri.
etary medicine, still, In the cause OF human.
Ivy, venture to say word In favor OF All.
cocks Porous Pltsters, which ea!eem the
most remarkable external remedy OF this
century. u'rl SIlr ..1-7-
l have known these plassers to cure SPINAL
Weakness where the patient had been con.
lined for months to bis bed. A blacksmith
OF my acquaintance was severely injured In
the back by the kick OF a horst; four All.
cocks Porous Plasters quickly relieved him
OF eTcruciating agony and cured him In 4
week. Another patient, suffering with Neu.
ralgia OF the Healt, was completely cured In
four hours. IA. = ! -
In Asthma, know OF q casa where they
we're worn for three months and fully r..
stored the health. In aAother case where u
patient had Sporadic Cholera, nothing re.
lieved him until be put on thros All.
cocks Porous Plasterr; in twelve hours al!
pain IN his chest and stomach had disappear.
ed. ! know that these Plasters, applied on
the pit OF the stomach, are sovereign rem.
edy for Dyspepsia and Constipation.
flnsily, II persons once use Allcock's Pc.
rous Plasters they will never use any other
they are 30 pleasant, quick and painless-
natures balmy assistant.
rsl| l.E" H @. VAN NonNAN.
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A Remedy FOR Lung Discases,

Dr.. Robert Newton, late President of the
Eclectic College OF the city OF New York, and
formerly Of Cincinnati, Ohio, used d.. VIM.
Halls Balsam very extensively in his prac.
tice, as many Of his patients, now living, and
restored to health by the use OF this in.
valuable medicine, can amply teatify. He
slways said that 80 good remedy ough! 10
be prescribed freely by every physician as q
sovereign remedy IN all cases Of lung dlseasas.
It cures consumption and has no equa! for
all pectoral complaints. rrhr4w
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ALIENS Brain Food botanical extract
strengthens tho Brain, and positively curei
Nervous Debility, Nervousness, Headache
unnatural losses, and all weakness of Gen
arat!vs System; 1t never falls 81 pkg, 6 10,
Sat all druggists, or by mail from J. H
Allen, 3l5 First Ave, New York City. \.
rrhrkmF H 3 .nf-.H : '.... -l..a. ~
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4 Srnkc In a Siccpiur Gar

Phldd1phid 7lNt', ~ ll17lT1-7 4 80 "a
"The liveliest time ! ever had on the
road" said the sleeping.car conductor,
twas one night when snake got loose in
my chr. We wore coming East from St,
Louie, ind cut at Emngham, Illinois, we
took on a family Of Pittsburgers bound for
home. There was a boy OF ten in the
party, who carried little wicker cage in
bis hand, partly wrapped up. Thought, Of
course, he had a bird in it and allowed him
to take It with him into the car. That
night at Dayton, WHICH We reached at hall,
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The best salve In the world for Cuts, Bruises
eores, Ulcers, 6alt Rheum, Fever sorea, letter,
Chnpped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin EruptioDu, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. II Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. Uh1M.g T
For sale by Logan q Co. .
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The Voltaic Belt Co., Of Msrahall, Mich,
offer to send DR.. Dyes Celebrated 'Voltaic
Belt and Electric Appliances on trial. 10,
thirty days. to men, old and young, afflicted
with nervous debility, lost vitality, and many
other diseases. g.. IN ID :
See advertisement in this paper. rrhsaw
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Box. JUDGE J. NJ. CorrIsBuRY, Cleveland,
O., says: II have used scores OF pile curep,
and 1t affords ME pleasure to say that have
meyer found anything which gives auoh i'm.
mediate and permanent relief as Dr.. Williams
Indian Pile Ointment" s2. n ..e.5 3. r
Wholesale Agents: LOGAN & Co., Wheeling
". Va, and J. Q. DENT & Co., Bridgeport
Ohio. DIV
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THAT HACKING CouaH can be 60 quickly
cured by shiloh's Cure. We guarantee 1t.
WILL You suTYEa with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint Shiloh's Vitalizer is guaranteed
10 cure you. g11yp,G
sLExPLKss N1oH7a, made miserable by that
terrible cough. shiloh's Cure Is tho remedy
for you.
OATARRH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured BY Bhileh'a Catarrh Remedy. Price
60cents. Nasal injector free. nj
For sale by MoLaEe Broa. and A. r. Young.
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Wholesale Grocer, Main ST., Wheeling. ". Va.
UlceratIons OF Rectum, prolapsus and Piles
.'Wa9 given up TO die and pronounced incurable
Dr. Smith cured me without knlio."
s-' .E..ss 6,a WARRINGTON DEl4ANY
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Pilcxl Pilcs!I Pilcx!!!

Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Piles. Ono box haa cured the worst cases Of
twenty years' standing. No one need sui fer
i've minutes after using Williams Indisn
Pile Ointment. It abEorbs tumors, sllaya
itching, acts as poultice, gives instant relief.
Prepared only for Piles, Itching OF the private
paris, nothing else. Sold by druggists and
mailed on receipt Of price, ST.
FRAzIEa MEDICINE Co., Prop's.,
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QIre !l1ttelliIQenter.


AZ lunEet on the beach l watch
;. The children In their glto;
One picks u pebble from ltbe sand
And throws Il IN tho AGA, ~
A ilny thing to agltAte I'd "a
That vast immensityl ,l'.n
ln.ircles Widen. widen out:
Then, family Clotlng DOR,
Aie lost in waves more turbulent,
0thwept upon the Ahote.
Ny lilo Il Ike a pebblo tossed Nv
On Tines rtilueut Asa; ~ So
A sudden Ripple stifs Its face, 400
Thtn glldes out silently
In evoi wld'nlug ciicle, I'LL
It's last itint breath ~ HtilI,
A., weary with the strife TO ilsht,
Where Atrength must measured be,
II retn its Athtug head within ~
Sweet Sleep eternity.
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mothcrSwnn's Worm Syrup.
Infallible, tasteless, harmless, cathartic; for
ieverishness, restlessness, worms constlpa-
tim. Twentv.fva cents.
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MALARIA is caused by Torpid Liver; Piles by
Constipation; Headache by Indigestion
Avoid them all by using the great vegetable
remedy, Aliens Bilious Physlc, Is cents. Al
all druggists. TrhsAw
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WHEY a man has nine children, he wants
everybody else 10 have nine OF them. This
IS all well enough, except that every man
hasn't got barn. ,.4fg.
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"A BAPTIST lady in Texas gives to the
church all the eggs laid by her hens on the
Sabbath. But does this excuse the hens.-
Philadelphia Gail, ..I0-'''''- :, -"
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The marriage certificate .is one Of the
moose papers that have no. declined in
price. '
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FoR lame Back, Side or Chest use Bhiloh's
Porous Plaster Price 25 centa, 3l0 51
eHnoH's Couau and Consumption Cure Is
sold by Us on o guarantee. It cures consump.
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NHuClllt,1sIAihnSl

KENTUCKY girls wear red roses for orna.
ments to harmonize with the nose, Of thor
escorts.-Bimarck Tribune.
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Tue girl whose face invariably wears o
sweet smile must be constantly eating tsly.
-B0slon Budgel. :
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EMoRY's Little CathRrtic is the best and
only reliable Liver Pill known, never falls
with tho mos! obstinate cases. purely vsge.
taole-15 cents. TrhsAH !
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Ayers Barsaparllla has such conceut rated
curative power that II Is by far tho best
cheapest and surest blood rurifer known.
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A BURLINGTON girl has dairy devoted on.
tirely to noting down the visits OF her beaux
Sho calls It her court docket.-Frfe Pres,
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y "HuChNsVNIbn," - q. I -ITT
Qaick, complete oure, all annoying Kid
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. One
dollar. Druggists, IA -"-5 4 Jays ~ .ra-
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MEDICAL,
Toronto.


H Toronto.
Me@rs. Fleming Brc'.: N'.r.
Sirs,-l take this opportunity Of informing you
Of the benefits have derived from Dr. o. No.
LGaes Lirer Pills. have for two years past been
afflicted. with n severe pain over the eyes. &C.
companicd with ncryousness and sense Of dizzi.
ness; malady beyond tic power and skill of our
physicians to relieve and cure caused, rs far as
myself could judge, by diseased state Of the
livcr, and stomach. Some Of the doctors tried
bleeding, and various other remedies were tried,
but all in vain, for the dcep.rootcd disease still
stuck fast. At last, procured box Of your val.
liable Liver pills from druggist here, and found,
after taking portion Of them, that the disease
and painful sensation over the eyes have almost
entirely left me. Twill close by advising all those
afflicted rs have been, to procure the valuable
medicine at once and save much time and pain,
with little expense With sincere gratitude and
respect, remain, yours respectfully, 49,
GHo. W. RUSSELL, Toronto.
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TnE hen that thinks woman throws
shoes at her for good luck is very much
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Ask for Wells Rough on Corna." Fiiteer
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