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fiub Rulmbaher uub Sergusr & @ugeE5
Bbilabelp5ter Rrnftgsbrdu, Derosu tlsbsnIt,
siu 6elttatsr Gtu3uses9mbtB isr0trt unb
abGubs BITE 8sIuher init muItaltiteE Sors
t56Qsn nuf Der 3ttbsr uuo laosrsH Snftau'
msntsu rsaaItrt.
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gus Sic iBn Betraudt 5a5eu, Tassu. bas Sales
6our8 ron 9prs8Dano uuo E9yer Elm puuserfrafttaa
seimst,I I,i in allen 8ag,n, po bic gt9maHs SOrgars
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mem Frs;is 5,rtaGft, beI4uIsBR bsmuu5cmistsJtHsn
srIaubt. f4 fstuer Setlrafts tFstRaftla Emaaeu.
Stnoer emPFuaeu groBeGtubsruns bur4
feline bdauftigeuOsu gt8sui4aftsu, +psun Ft
al Group Ober &su9BuFsu letbsu.
QreiS-5O Gent8 unO 81 90 pro 6IaI8s
ie mebr, ie biuiger.
Bei allen NpOtbetern gu babeH.
6. -. GrittentDm,
oleiniger Gisentbimeu
Iew gUrt.
Sites 8aBni4merae sSrOpfeH
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Darft une 86rIs.

QtuerpoUI, 90. Stat. 1890 Mtttag;.
Raummode: Ulttteliorte Oberldnbcr 65ll6
Ditto. Pep,Srleuus 67l16.-Dte Berfduis
Setrugeu 70, eco, Speiulatiou uub gusfuBr
1000 8ouau, 3ufubr 1900.
GOubou, %. 0f0t. - Ser. Staatsn'
Sbligattoueu 4.pro5. 1913, Ditto d prog,
1134, DO. perIdugerts 5.proS. 1044,-4ttten:
u. & o. ge. 371, DO. 2. 81, @rte 15s, DO. 3.
G53, Vensgort Central 1924, Beuui. Central
5G5, Sus. Central 1164, 9leubtug IA, On
tarto. ggeferu pit, gsrtfauiids Al, Gan.
BQcific IS, ct. Baul 7l8.
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gtns nusfenura in Rarnbsra.

9as Staats5spartement if beuahrtdttgt,
baB isBt Eppittatioueu I'M &dum auf Der
4usfcLung BON @oloz uub StlberDaareI,
G6mudia9en uub ErOH3eGrbettsn ii JiirH.
berg, wslbe inter Guiptjtsn Der bagert-
idrn 8agisruug pom Is. Sunt bis gum 30.
September 1885 abgebeIteu naroeu iou,
augeurmmeu nsr6eu. Die Iusfeuuug
miro auBsrssm Die Nuidiuerte, @arGt5.
id1fteH uno gGsrijeuge umibtteBeu, bts Uou
Cob. unO Sitbsridntsbsu in t5reu Gs-
id,lfteu beEutt suer0su.
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lS. GUnsre6. = Grffe Sisuns.

Annabme eer arbstttrbnrtausS Bin i'm SENATE.
@ine uHterfu6Hna ctB 6snoes' Itasn
@teEnrpnfenfaIleS beantrast. - ReprdieHz
tdnt springtr n0pUHtrt Der Gtnficniruns
Grants.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-24
Sabeud's alts SanScu.

Sn Der Seutigsu @retuttU .StBuug bes Sc.
rats purbe bte @rnsuuuug bss Dtajors 8.
3. BabCCd gum SberfIteutenaut eine StuHoe
lang bsipro6eu, obae cas- etue @utideibuus
er3isIt purbe. Dem Ssruebmeu nan mur,
ben Die dIteu Nntlaseu gsgen 8abcOd me-
gen BatbeiLtluug an ban lG5tsteprtug'
S6ntnesIsteu inter Aemtutaratiou bes Ss=
trstGrs ErthoD ale @tuuauS gegeu Die 81
ftdugurg Der Grneunuug banugt
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See Soxes, Counters, 916Geft.
grp6es aprttHsut unS nieSrigfts Fretis sarGutirt.
Tr. IL. Sarrifpn StrGfe4
frSauo9 l2fRts)

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= meme ;aPIret4en 5rsluos unS S6Hnes.
SSfss.S.sG ea6 id BON Rr. IL, Nores 8dpffrdSe,
r. GA-nGcb eem gro Ren RSGdrenbdufe
gr. GA, SlrrifpnttrGRe,
lHae;oasa Bin, no ID Elm G4pbeudaer aIler Gorfen
uns p0u etn> Heueffen SefHns, lauter etseneS
Eabr[fat, babe. Sm 8eftse bermebrtsr SaeiIitdtsu,
E5iIfbs es mir 9ersfrigeu mdper, uieius RIreen bns
ieIbf ,u begrber ulh ibrs gehirfnte 81 berue5msH.
SO fnnn Jest Rdufern 20 big 25 4ro3s1t sriparsn,
Spre5en Sic gefaltef Dor une esf9tasa sic e5s sic
iaifen urein Eager. Gepra Se6.
Tabrii: gr. az, SarrifcnHrose.
Ser.aufsIpta! ST. sA, ParrttcH', fass BaItb
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&dmDrrbpiDen.

morrRotbta.

u or 2 pARE Eh'
,Anafe7s" IN IN GleHab beggr AZ battn; iDlrh aug
mad guoIaup bes greiies 81 prr $ba3tel, fDitHirgt
natianht s3robeu gratis. gan asrsifrs ,,Guatta
aSs"DEppt, BOZ S&10, Reps9pTts ts@itb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-24

~N1eues ERpbeIaeihaft.-gar garnttgrsn bon nG@g
Stmacbtem gI5baumbpIs S1S; giusbauuls SarRit
ren NIT Marmors s4ufiaR $40; 9arIors ReubIemeu
S35; RlsH6rdnie, BaarsabIuns DSer Ist4ts Sseins
euugen. 8. Ridl. Rr. IL, Rores9 asfrass. Bls
Gbr gbsrSs offsn, (Rat13 ,3Rtsfl
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9ie fIUns.B,rwlaisuussbiI

SsuGtor 9ogau bsrtdtete geFsru i'm Sauat
Ramsns bsS Serniutgungs. &omtts'S Die
Bsnf!Ortb,n etu. 3teiaibe perfigt bts RtH'
GstptGt9uug Sss uuperausaabteu GeIfss Der
ioiasnSt ssns 8sr@iieasnesn So O06 900
iar YeEfOnen, $5O0000 fir Ssbibten Der
BrifuugsGr3ts, $780, 900 fir Qgsnteu. Spor.
tsiu unb $4,000 fir 3uiautge 4usgabeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-24

QOn0ou, %. Dlai.-0tein EubsrcHrrp,
Gountp Sltgo, Srlaub, geIiibrte llnteriu.
dung Ibsr Cus bortt9e @Omplot CUR @rmor'
ouuB BON 8samtsu pur6e bsuts w,sber nufs
gsuOmuRu. Gin ebsmult8er 1Snotutible"
un0 igeigsr Strdaing be3augte, ba6 etltde
Der 4nQetlaqteu NIT Dem 80p9eImor0 I'M
yYB6nir. .Barts" in 8srbtuOuug ftanben. -
Bic 2etds beS am Santiago i'm 9efdaguiB
III @battam geforbeuen 0puamtters Dennis
9saip III befen 6rennoen ii6erg'6su DoIoeu,
Eu6 nirb am udqfeu SOHuta8e IN Colt be-
erbtQt fperbsu.
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aus ber BunbesbauptffaSt.
@apitdn Griesf0m,s nsmts EOrp.SObopt

gBafbtugtou 20. Rai.-Der Tlotteuz
Gefretdr iibsrihidte benz Senate mebrsre
3ui1riIten bonn @npitdu Sobu Sricslon, In
psIdsm huislbe Die Aufmsrilamtett Sss
@ougreiiss auf ietn neueS SpRem uutsriee.
iifer Iugrtffe bUrd GOrpe6Os, tpeldes In
oem Sorpeooboote !, 0efroper" augemeubet
tpur6e, Ienft uuo mn stHe Ssrntut9rna BON
100000 eriudt, nm Elm usues uno nod
oolltommeneres GOrpsooboot nad] isnem gu
fem 1u baren. gDte Der Ssfretlr mtttbejlt,
trdat Der yDeitroper" etn uaterIee'tihes 81.
l9ub, nel6ss Elm 25 SUB laEges, 1869 BfS.
idperss uuo NIT 800 Biuuo Sprenafoffeu
geIa6eueS 8sfdoB inter bem gBaliet fort
iG3Ieubsrt. SelretGr @banolsr bemscft, Elm
ioldGr Qppurat uiiiIe, Deuu &c bic Rsiultats
er3isIt, Ote griccion fir ibu bsauIprutt, eta
etu iebr formioablsr iein, nuetu ba Der Grim.
osr fid bis iett gstpetGert babe Grperimeute
nit ieinsr @rhubuDg nsr etner 6lUtteu.goms
miIfOu su MAIDEN, 10 t0nHe OorlGufig bic
Setptligung elmer 10 groBsu Summs, ME
$4,000 ltd1t empfoblon Uer6sH. SH 4n'
betrnd]t Der b0beH SIsll4..s ict5G, ots 'Ertcc'
ion in Der BeIt Der Bihsni6ait eiuuiRmt
uub In Anbstrudt Der pou ibm 6ecatts BEN
2aube geIetfeteu Disne, balte er (oer ct.
IretGr) es fir rntblam, baB BET &OugrsB ben
n8efroger" taufs, i'm Sale oerielbe fiir et'
neu GcCeptabI'n BretS 3u BADEN iet - mint
ais ttu uoueuoetes SorpeOoboOt, lon0era ais
etn Experiment, beHeU Roifeu BON Re9t8-
megeu BON Der NattOH uub nttt pou einsn
Bri0atmanu befirtiieu mer0sn ioQeH.
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a.. Sabrgaltg.
Reae Nn3et8ea.
Wtan Ieie Oieies 3engutB
unb Senfe barnber ra@!

SuIgsrSes guta4ten Der So. 6urran 6 9Ulsr,
tsSeutenSsrT rcsuifsn unb 9u6ssbiISster atrls ast
4sBr, aIs sun;e 8dube Bidder:
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hills stand the three castles Of the robber,

hills stand the three castles Of the robber,
knights Of the middle ages-the three
Gleichen-probably the most complete
relice OF their kind In Germany. Here
again traditioni 10 OVERLOOKING and tells that
on the same night in 1880. the three were
struck by the fires Of Heaven and set
ablazs. Probably the only Mormon legend
Of the Fathei!and 10 connected with tho
Wauderaledsn, are OF tho Gleichen, land
might DO good material for the Apostles OF
Utah." Ono Of the bravoat knights who
marched with Louis tho Holy, to Palestine,
was Count Ernst, the husband OF Angelica
Of Orlamunda. Ono night, venturing too
far from TIE camp Of tho Christians, with
his attendants was captured by the Sara.
Gems and hurried or to prison. While
working In the garden Of the s%ulian's
palace, BIO mel the rulers daughter, Mele.
chaela. Burning with love ior the Count,
whose rank she had discovered from q ser.
want, she contrived his escape, and they
fed together to Rome. The Pope, because
OF the romance Of their attachment, con-.
scented to the second marriage, and happi.
ly they puraued their journey toward tho
castle Of Arnstadt. Nearing his home, the
Count left the Princess behind and hurried
alone to his first love. Overjcyedat his re.
turn, she forgave the crime and received
the Saracen with all good will. They loved
one another, and 10 the end Of their lives
lived happily and contented, and to this
day tho valley where they first met Is called
the VALLEY ofJoy," II. J.. NJ,
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Arc You disturbed at night and broken Of
y9nr rest BY q alck child suffering aud crying
with pain OF cutting teeth2 II 90, send at
once and get q bottle OF Mira. Winyjow's
Soothing Syrup FOL. Children Teethirg. Its
value y incalculable. It will relieve the
poor httle sufferer, Immediately. Depend
upon 1t, mothers, there Is no mistake about
II; II cures dysentery and dIarrhoea, req.
mates tue stomach and bowels, cures wind
cono' soitens tho gums, reduces intamma.
s,oh, anu gives tone and energy to the whole
Children Teothing is pleasant 70 ths tpste.
and Ia the prescription Of ono Of tho olIest
and best female nurses and physicians In the
United States, and 10 for sale by ali drupeists
tie. Nvs.w
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AN APPEAL FOB 5Ty.
IMPROVED CATTLE CARS,

The United States law to protect animals during
transportation BY rail provides TINT. when they
a Q cir led IN cats III which they can DO fed, water
Cd, and have rest, it, requirement. that animals
shall b. llnloadsd every " hours, and then have a
rest Of 5 hours, shall not apply 10 animals ia such
CARE. The law prevents starvation aud too long
failtoh Computes. and Its existence and en-.
fotccnent arc OF the iirtt ~neceg,,ty while the com.
mon s 0 K cara nre used but the reloading at the
stopping places Is attended with much cruelty, II
into cars, where they have already SO suffered,
| without blowt, or Woihe.
To meet this want Of an improved car tho Amer.
lean Humane Association offered 4 pr'zs OF Eve
stimulate the inventive ability oil the country.
One Of Its conditions was that tho patents on the
approved car should be given 10 tho Association,
that the car might DO offered To the railroad com.
panies by 1t free IRON Charses OF royalty. III
But tho owners Of tho best inventions decided
not 10 compcte for tho pslzA. thinking that their
cars would proTe molo valuable to them than the
e ays, In nos 81 svs dallas The ae aSs4. nSgsvs The c. n,;ssS
the constru ton OF cars which meet the require
ments Of tho law, and the trustees OF the fund
take this way o. making known tho fac! To Officers,
anu 10 all un,n People whose hearts have been
touched by the atrocities Of this traffic. ~
Gold medals have boon given 10 the persons and
companies named below: The name, arc given In
W. Stuart Hunter, Bellcrllla. Canada.
J. NJ. Lincoln. Providence, Rhode Island.
Montgomery Palace Car Co., New York City.
Thomas Clarke, Truro. Nova eco.ia.
John ". Htrcet, Chicsgo. Illinois. gus
20 long rs tho common car IL used, tho words 0
Senator McPhcnon, oil Kew jersey, will continue
Iuc: II declsro the live f.ock iranic to DO Oh,
long aud uninterrupted liue OF suffering from III,
West to the Ets!." Tho sanitary objections ar
also oil the grfycst character. s.E E"7tGi
Tine gtectes: success Of refrigerator cArs Is lessen
Ing the number OF animals transported alive; bu
there must always remain sush q tra1lc In them .
10 make the improved car 4 permanent necessity.
To AVOID all Interpretations on the sub. eel
we add TINT neither Inc Association or any Of l,
above named. JgGSu ,gF; gSr'
,lII kDaIN LER BROWN, Chicago, Ill.
, H, MR.. RMlLY W. APPLETON.
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LIVE o NOTES,

Tho old saving. no grass mn cattle n,
cattle no ann no MAMMA M "rop, II |;
AZ tina TODAY as when arst arnro Wv Jp'' "
Tord !, A,.,-.1:. :. - N"., !.
90 rn ~ - ~, nus shua u only e1pectea Z
a. ". one saeeP 70 the scte: Shephetul
for I Issr u ~ .t ~ s.Utk II 10 ls lull capaclt!
~, ae@i u aiouRn-
IN orcbalJ is'; y VI pas.urins sneep or hogl
n no naatM,n 20 t eAt tau iess lor luz a!u
irn III ~ Jas,.oui .an .oI .le oenent 70 ths
y .oosins Hoiiny specimens
Nh Ichinetry, Of Winnebago City
MINI, says with a dairy OF 100 COWS ht
can make three percent more butter BY
cnuthlng each GOVT cream separately.
A gill Of strong green tea is said TO bel
specific for sheep poisoned BY eating lau,
rel. A farmer who has used this remedy
ior many, years says he has saved hundreds
Oh sneep by II,
Early lambs must DO kept growing IL
bring fancy prices. They will eat when
they are from ten to fourteen days old, and
there Is nothing better for them than whole
oats. Place the oats in shallow troupht
where the sheep do not run.
A Western fnrmer ga vo a conro, .,,,.
take ia turning cow ma n ns",,r" T. LIVE .hr
early spring before thers IL q sn f;c;en ~ s M.
ply Of grass. In their search for bette,
cropping they pack the soil aud destroy
much grass. Aiter there Is a supply Of grass
care must be taken to allow only a limited
range at first.
At the late Onondsco corrt, t,;x :. G..
rscnse. N. v. Tho nr;sa ~ ~. SSl a 81 sy'
q Of NOT lass thar tn,er.u n m Jeet patA
bntter went ~ ,ha, nrnd pGu !. VI aal!y
Stock Farm. from he m;ik 81 I Halssa;e
COWS. The butter was Judged solely mon
It's merits, the makers name heinz with.
held, and very great surpriae was exnrcssed
when it was learned that Il wa from ,ha
Holstein COVE. The HoIstsin hreedsrs
are quite jubilant over the result.
The advor,o,o ~ n.,,,,,:..n
ran hnTa,o ~ k;ao y. plenelvlng the Amerl-
mon stocs ha. haon ~ "t, e,oss wiz o1l com
mar in an;toh ooI hao ..;aa uisea. oneiar'
ault. escent az rea u a a' u;ct II, pus .ae re-
pt srco,,o 1872 a. ieaM Mt picturesqueness, is
ill.built animals. and for no ord;narv nor'
pose equal TO any one Of our conmnn
breeds Of cattle, OF course. bufr,loes ara
not good mixers, no wild stoek Is. Even
for beef they are coarse and Door.
Mi. +. y ", Eranch ofNa,th
Mass, has a 11.vear oId avrsL na1 o"m.
poIanna Ieie thst wv Ayisilire Coy,
ten vesrs an s nTu I', ";ahi ua IL o o0e
onarts ubich e. o. ra ana 81 yietu y! s'ooo
tnan eieht nnarts ' ny d 1 ~ ra n,o .ess
period. Shs droppeda cali everv venr
during the time. The cow weighs SGO
pounds. Her greatest Weld was in her
fourth year, when she gave S,1s3 bounds.
William Hart,av all, rto.,a Iy;,
written to The R,.sGI., % ca..vs U .hss we,
used a remedv for Mil tever n,h a n on nas
moi to remain a sacrat ' 7, "a ona n;nt a ~
a half Of lard and one.ha,f n;,t ~ taro.ana
given in new milf warm t ranant;nm ~
dose everv two ~ iSrsa ho,r tn T. o u
roborated bv Mr., r. q 'Jouea ona ~ 10 c c
respondent. and accordino ~ ,heir axnar;.
the remedy haa navs, fs; ioG1 t. e kat
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MI. VIM. Thomas, Of Newton, Ia, says:
my wife has been seriously affected with Il
cough for twenty-five years, and this spring
more severely than ever before. She had used
many remedies without relief, and being
urged 10 try DR.. Kings New Discovery, did
30, with most gratifying rcaulls. The fist
bottle relieved her very much, and tho sec.
ond bottle has absolutely cured her. She has
not had so good health for thirty ysara.n
Trial bottles 10 couts at Logan & Co g Drug
6tore. Large STA 81. Myraw =
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THE VALLEY OF n A

From the "Altenberg," in the west eide
Of tho city, from which forty villages may
be seen, we descend into tho famous Val
ley Of Jonas, concerning which the peas.
ants have a queer tradition. Away back
in tho days Of fairies, a poor old
widow owned little field on
which she raised her grain for
for her winters bread. But there came a
season when the rain descended for
weeks and no dry day came till
near the end Of harvest, and the time was
to short for the old woman to gather her
crop. Sorrowfully she looked on her field,
thinking, Of the want Of the coming winter,
when a little elf in buglet array, stepped
up and asked her trouble. "Cheer up, old
woman, he said, run to the city for o
wagon, and my comrades and l will help
you" "She did so, and returning, found
hundreds Of the fairies standing about, her
grain all shocked. Quickly they loaded her
wagon, bado her Godspeed and suddenly
disappeared. The poor old peaeants believe
all such, and that may furnish a key ia
their condition.
Looking from tho city a mile or two dis.
tant, but distinctly seen, on three separate
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Hyou arc suffering with low and depressed
Ions Of appetite, general debility, dis.
ordered blood, wesk constitution, headache.
or any disease OF o bilious nature, BY all
means procure a bottle Of Electric BItters.
You will be eurprissd to see the rapid i'm.
ptovement that will follow; you will be ia.
apited with new liie; strength and activity
Will return: pain and misery will cease, and
henceiorth you will rejoice In the praise Of
Electric Bltters. Sold at 80 cents q bottle by
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THAT Hacking Couau can DO 30 quickly
cured By shiloh's Cure. We guarantee 1t,
WILL You sur7Ex with Dyspepsia and Livcr
Complaint shiloh's .Vitalizer is guaranteed
10 cure you. iil E
sIxEpLEss NIanrs, made miserable by that
terrible cough. shiloh's Cure Is the remedy
for you.
CArARRH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured by shileh's Catsrrh Remedy. Price
50 cents. Nasal injector free.
For sale by McLaue Bros. and AT. Young.
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The milk Of human kindnesa, like the
qualitEof mercy, Hhonld never be strained.

II your lungs are weak, IL q cold causes
you quick distress, you will breathe easier,
you will cough less. you will strengthen the
pulmonary organs, you will feel better every
Bslsam Of Wild Cherry. Ask your druggist
for It, pAW
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Dr. ". E. Bcolt, President Uf the College
OF Physicians, Montreal, writes: l have rec
commended Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic as
the best preparation for debility, indigestion,
dyspepsia, fever, aguo and loss OF appetits.
Take no other. = MWpAw
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QUANTITY in medicine is no indication OF
value. Ayers S%arsaparilla is concentrated
and powerful; requires q smaller dose, and
is more effective, dose Tor dose, than any
other earsaparilIa. It is the best of all blood
medicines, INV :
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Home Proof.

11O1IlO ETOO1s
Kidney and Liver Dlseasca and RheumAtim.-
Suffered TerribIy-''Nothing seemed 20 help ms:
zEprIiI: PiIiLLiSs,
Wheeling, W. Va.
lered ioF years: patent med @edic aIipf failed 70 heip nue. me.
CHARLES CHADDuGK,
OF speidcl & Co., Wheeling. W. Va.
Dyspepsia and liberated stomaeh.-"Treatment
S 1ss SSs4l' 'a'lsa aa il ElEs n H6 Elf in! D, : ss't ass s1Eed
F@-"Had them for fourteen years. DR.. Smith
cured me" LOUIS i. WASHINGTON.
scrofnln. Running eorcs on Head.-"My son was
afflicted for fourteen years. Nothing seemed 10
MRS. CATHERINE CAPS,
Market Street, Wheeling, ". Va, :
Cancer:I"sufIercd 10. ycars with Cancer. Had
alton on p. Smith cured me without fnlie, sanslc
Piles, Fistula OF Anus.-Flat on my back ior Is
weeks. Reported dying. Dr.. Smith cured mo
without knife In i've weeks; ,,o,, ,
Wholesale Grocer, Main St., wheeling. ". Va.
Ulcerations Of Rec.um, Prolapsus and Plies
"Was given up to die aud pronounced incurab!e,
Dr. Smith cured me wltsqn1 x apIte," mn, ,v
Rev. II. o. Ladd writes:-"Dr. Smiths PROBES.
Slonal services In my iamily'have been mos. satis.
and & bkilliul physician" ~. -
Mrs. Margaret kolb Gays: " had been suffering
Tor seven years and treated by many physicians iof
dyspepsia- Dr.. Smith said l had a iape worm. and
Female Complaina-Three years in hospitals for
females, give mo peculiar advantages In such cases.
Persons cured Of catarrh. diseases OF heart, liver.
stomach, Kidneys, skin, blood. nervous affections
AND UnQ ~ rdnu y rpatt aud 49, uA--fI -
asthma testify to my success.
{ FILES cured without the knife. Ee-
Patients at q distance may DO treated by letter
asd satisiactlon guaranteed. A chart Tor feli.ex.
animation sent on reccIp. Of two three.cent stam,s,
and advice returned free. HGI ~ -"
Consultation at office free. Onica hours from Q
4. n. To- P. n, daily. Call on or address
JOHN Il, SMITH, NJ, D..
my No. 14Q Chanlinh Ct. Nthenlinp W "
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SOME men are born great, some achieve
greatness, and some write Il, $40, 547, Sol, 600
words on q postal card, and grasp fame
right by the back OF the neck. -
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no You WIN Flnd. \
"Benson'a Capcine Porous Plasters arc In
the highest degree reliable" says Dr., Kakoi,
OF New York, % centHL - |,
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GLENs'a SULPHUR Soar removes ali local
ernptionS, smoothes all attractions OF the
Pixies Toothacho Drops CURE in one min.
u'o' LWFAW
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CHAPTER II,

CHAPTER II.
maiden, Mass, Feb. ], 1887. Gentlemen
! suffered with attacks Of sick headache"
Neuralgia, female trouble, for years in the
most terrible and circulating manner.
No medicine or doctor could give me rollei
or cure until l used Hop Bitters.
1.-THE first bottle
Nearly cured me-"
The second made me as we'll and strong as
when q child,
"And l have been so to this day."
My husband was an invalid for twenty
years with a Bsrious rT
"kidney, liver and urinary complaint,
pronounced by Doston's best physi.
Clans
"IncurableI |"
Seven bottles OF your bittera cured him
aad l know OF the IIiT-'
Lives of eight persons"
In my neighborhood that have been saved
by your bi.tsrs,
And mary more arc uaing them with great
benefit.
"They almost
Do miracleH!' Mrs. Z. D. Slack,
How TO GIT slcK Expose yourself day
and night; est too much without exercise;
work too hard without rest; doctor all the
time; take all the vile nostruns advertised,
and then you will want to know how 10 oct
well, which Is answered in three words-Take
Hop Bitters! ,a Rpr2l.MwHAw
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TIE eest evidence Of q physicians succea is tho
testimony OF his patients. Tho lucreasinr ds.
mAndi for my professional services prove that ihaye
dealt honorsbly. and fairly with these who hayo
consulted me. lnever use q patients namo with.
tidcates from those whom / hayo cured after thew
ha9 been pronounced incurablo. A thorough med
zeal education. with many years hospital expert.
ence and familiarity with therapeutic agents, q
close observance Of t~emperamental pcculIRrlties
and strict attention to hygienic management In.
:urcs snccesa, . cure ispossiblo, aud l frankly give
the patient my opinion. 80
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A LOT OF steel wirespring beds have been
shipped to New Zealand. The natives are
tired OF frying missionaries on forksd stikp.