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sutserlns in calhoun County.

70 Ne Editor OF sl6 Ialellla u
sia:-Your note IS athand and contents
noted. l think that there is plenty in
Calhoun county to keep the people from
starving II they will work for 1t. We
have class Of people that don't improve
the seasons when they are here, and the
consequence is they SEGA hard time this
season Of the year, and they depend on
the charity Of the industrious class Of
people, and this Is the class that are COM
planning the most. PgTEB 6oFF.
ArnctdSbttrg, Aprl6.
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Hon. RoBERr N. McLASE, Governor d
Maryland, writes:-I have given "Dr.
PetSold's German Bitters" q trial and am
glad TO add my testimony TO II, and can
cheerfully recommend It as pure and
pleasant Tonic and Appetizer. was
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NM WHISPERING oALLERY.

1regretto hearsome every sensible people
finding fault with thespring. Adigniaed
lady. much given to books, said to me-:
"spripg isn't what it used 10 be- and !
soon saw what shehad in her mind. She
Ina conceptionof sprinytime from the
British poets, who borrowed theirs from
Italy and set 1t down without apology in
theirownmoreru rugged chine. Our American
s No. nave led olif Imagination on exotic:
a pSS for which the anxious inquirer,
bas looked in vain at homes The "old
time tim springp was never here, and We
mnsn,t expect ii now. Yet / am not 10
love with the working Of the present cal
endar. 1.-THE spring Is going To- persist "a q
It's peryerse course, we may % wei Guy Oh OIL
the ffint two months, let winter have them
and say nothing more about 1t.
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TRUsTEE'S SALE. ~

by yistne Of a Deed ot Trust made BY James
Dyson and susan "A, Dyson. his Wife, 70 me as
Trustee for Elizabeth steser dated May 1881, re;
corded In the ofice Of The Clerk OF the County
Court Of Ohio COUNTY. West Virsinia: Ia Deed q
door Of the Court Arllse Of said 'county,on r
sATuRDAYsT THE 9th DAYoF MAY, 1ssS, .
commencing at 10 o'clock An, tho following de.
fcribsd property, that Is tolay: certain portion
Of lot number one hundred aud eighty two In o.
a.. Zanes addition 70 the CITY OF " cling, on
Wheeling ISlatd, said portion being at tho corner
OF York and Ohio streets and melsuftpg forty feet
on York street, and the breadth Of said lot No. lS2
on Ohio STREET, sixty feet moro or lets.
q TERMS OF SAlE-Une half and ~ much more ns
the purchaser may elect to pay ID cash on thedAy
oil sale The balance In two equal NJ six
and twelve months. notes bearing Interest TO be
given for the deferred payments and secured by
deed Of trust aud policy Of insurance on the
property. w. q. W CoWDEN, Trustee.
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4 Gol1ars aud Quits.
TRAyELERs'E GUIDE.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
ADMINISTRATIONS OF RITRRENcK MARKS.
sDaIly, fsnndRy excepted. monday Exeepted.-
Wheeling Time: lsi ~
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HAS ANYBODY Told You

=. = = 3
That there Is to be awow and q wum.
nus" over the next election Of United
States Senator?
Tha. already there is good fcldup
blanket2 * :
That there WILDE lots Of FIN about that
time?
That the County Commissioners have
developed rich Vein Of gas?
That tits good fuel, since It makes
them hot, but isn't q good illuminant for
It doesn't throw light on anything,
That the sale Of roller skates hasn't
fallen of?
That some Of those who use them have,
but they don't mind the bruises?
That aRoll, Jordan, Roll," lisa good rink
air? 'l.i
That some Of the Kinks need better air
and new airs? THR WRisFEaER.
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Scaled gro1losals,
REMOVAL OF STATE Properly.

Sealed Proposals will be received n, N. ~.
the Secretary Of STATE. In the City Of WhsiiSs1
III EATTuRnAY, APRIL IS 1855, Tor NJ ~. 9
Of The Books, Records, Furniture and otb, ssI ~
erty Of the State Of West Virginia, lFOp, IN ~.
Ut Wheeling, 10 the City Of On rltSto1.s ''-i'A
Proposals may be made III alternative to,n a.
ting the gross sum, and alAo the DTics M, ~
the Eeryice required. VIZ 4
steamer aud model bargsS. wow
From aud after the hnt day Of NAY. isS a.
seat Of Goyerpment will bs 1t UhsFs,ta,Ss ~.
Virginia, and the work Of removal mrSS X w Y.
FORMED with reference 10 that dGte, ~
The successful Bidder viii 81 Feobi,s, .. :,
bond and security for the pF0mpl Spj INV,
performance Of contract 'S s'4'a'
The right Is reserved 10 e,,ect Any or Alma,
Blank forms for bidding eau Be had Oh SgDlI,
ton At the oiies Of the SecEt taIy Of St1s @F''1
BY the Governor, Z u. WusNs
HENRY 8. WALKER, Secretary Of Sale N,'S'''
APktL !. 1S5 SbsI.yh,,
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-goarainn.

PooMs AND BOARDING m.
~ .fnrnilhed rooms With bosrS. gee
l eS.SdlpE aesss pleasantly ind Centa "
SSss s MRs u II. pS SRRI fSsn Rfet 81,
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nIEn

DIED. ny.
RaIEGSon Friday morning, April 10. isSd.
ARCHIBALD WILLIAM. only child Of William =. ard
Louisa Z. Krieg, Aged year, months and q days.
setyioes at 9 !. q. Sunday. 1ntetmept private. :
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EyoR SALE-oNE LARGE OFFICE
Desk! one very large Book Case, cheih !.
Sharts Bellaire Nail MIll stock. 10 bhaes lnen
t;lass StooE.' d. A. SCH AEFRR & co. ItltphG9!:
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lam a little out Of sorts myseii, be-
cause / desire to begin my flower garden
ing, and 10! there is no announcement 70
90 ahead. Who wants TO shovel away
tSs snow TO putin the tender seeds from
witch beauteous and sweet smelling
aowers are to bIoom2 For my own part
haye'none too good luck when the con.
d;t;ons are more favorable. My seeds
have a way OF staying where put them,
seemingly forgetting that they nave any
hivher mission than to sleep, psrchance9
to die. My ported plants, with when !. !
have struggled all winter with but iair
sneoess, soon droop and wlther ana %
dnst return. Choice specimens which
fiourish elsewhere die the death under
INV gentle ministrations. Some OF our
good people wiIlhave it that the excess q
sulphnr in our atmosphere kills the
plants: but how can this be when lor
9ther people. in the same sHlphps-laden
atmosphere, plants thrive, make the
Garden rich in varied forms OF beauty and
radiant in rich color, andEayish the sense
Of smell with a hundred pleasing cdors! I
lam Of those who love flowers without
knowing Just what Is best tor them and
50. ike manga loving mother see my
little ones droop and pine aud pass away
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Meetinns.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETTNc
@amtsa.

WTANyED-ACTIYE Ann ToS1ss
IVY TENT business men, Is tienes,l IiV IN
work our new Plan q LIE, ToniIne and St,$'
L9FroN, lEl Broadway: New York iii; ALERT y
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n IsT OF LETTERS

II ISTr OF LETTERS g5tsts. 3.
Remaining In the Postoticc at Wheeling, Ohio
county, W. Va. Saturday, April u, 1855. To OBJ.
tain any Of the following the applicant must ask
for advertised Letters, giving date Of list:
LADIES LIST. f3l5
Carter. Ria skaggE, Mrs Cathatine
Lyle, Ms Laura 9. Woods, Miss Clata
RalShaFff Mis- SAfahs tf7 fFlls 100 shl-1
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Frazier's Root Bistefs arc not q dram
shop beverage, but are strictly medicinal
in every. sense. They act strongly upon
the Liver and Kidneys, keep the bowels
open and regular, cleanse the blood and
system Of every impurity. Sold by drug
gists. 500. DR.. Frader's Magic Oint-
iment-the greatest blessing that has been
discovered In this generation. A sure
cure for Boils, Burns, Sores, Cuts, Flesh
Wounds, Sore Nipples, Hard or Soft Gorns,
0happed Lips and Hands, Pimples and
Blotches. Price 50c. Sold by druggists.
Frazier Medicine Co., proprietors, Cleye-
land, Ohio. Wholesale agents: Logan &
Co Wheeling. w. Va, and ]. o. Dent &
Co. BHdgepott, Oh. h I. lp&M
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OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Russia and England
are Fassipg About.
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Word comes 10 me from Washington
that our own Commissioner Miller win be
Joined by his family in about month,
and that itisthe Commissioned intention
10 buy or build q house in Warrington. ]
am sorry to lose these good people from
Wheeling, but they are going to dwell in
the Paradise OF America -the lovellest city
of the Union.
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THOR SALE. ..s...
III Alarm ID Ohio county, ". Va; ays Ets.. I
w. OF West Alexander aud the same lou !. s ~,
Point, on the b & o. r H., c0nlGinins I,n tT
House aud barn, both large, and 0Ilet pu NY
all nearly new; excellent land. Gc0G Nv. XIV
Whee lug, where all produce can "a nAl y. ,s-
Terms reasonable. Call 90 lhs Fag 4, ~ ~ -,
sion given Immediately. v,ctrsny
= nf5l Isf1tts A. u, EAfLEe0.-s
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skinny Men.

awells' Health Remover 'restoreshealth
and gigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence,
Sexual Debility. 81.
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Enr salt.

dor SALE-REsrDENCE NJ =, y
IL Fifteenth street. Apply tod. y. AL LIZ
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Astory from far away Australia tells Of
a peculiar bet on the. .Haplan.Beach boat
race. A lady bet d gentleman fifty kisses
against a bonnet that Banlsn would win
tho race. Ifanlan lost the race and the
gentleman got the kisses. / understand
we'll enough that q Women's bonnet Is no
triline affair, and Of course the lady didn't
get the bonnet. hut if the gentleman was
handsome, progressing -in short, to her
tasteLI can't for the Gie Of me see that
thelaiy was very much out by the. loss
OF her wager. 1.-THE man chewed tobacco
that alters the situation, and there is no
need to dwell further on this tender topic.
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THE DlspuTED BOUNDARY (
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A gentleman OF my acquaintance was
outwi.h his iialeDoy theother day taking
stroll. The father stopped to chat with
a tine-looI;ing man who is an advanced
Prohibitionist. .5l -,
.trhe Republican party will have to
come to it, said The fine looking man man u,
settled that
SThen the Republican party will go to
AZ the father, and son walked away the
little fellow asked, "Who is that man,
.iie's a minister Of the Gospel my son
Ia clergyman preacher.
"a. preacher2 Why, he talked Ike q
street man.
ststreet mani occurs to me to be partic-
ularly good in this connection.
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GENTLEMEN's LIST,

GENTLEMEN's LIST. y r. !.
ASkin, II. Z eA Manford, Charles
Birx, Henry Mccullough, Al, P.
Campbell. Henry F. Mock, 8.
Cowell, W, q. Pftter, J.R.
GebhRrdt John Rice, Mr.. a;,if
Hadley, L. w. Rrsellc, John N
Hanson, &c. Tholp, 1anislY.
Hodge, John Watts, W. A.
Horton, Dr.. John w ~ ysijf
FIRM LIST. -
6reenJ. H. & says.
FOREIGN LIST
/ Knuse, Wm. -.
april : II. STERLING. p. N.
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Wheeling owes aadebt Of gratitude to
the Arion Society. Men who bring TO
Wheeling such musical dclightas the
Mendclssohn Club Of Boston arepublic
ibenelactors. Gain was not the object,
but / understand that the Arion came out
about $40 ahead. Let US hope that the
society will beeencouraged to other ven.
lures In the same artistic line. Itcertainly
was gratityingto SEQ that such an enter.
tainment would draw as well as a minstrel
show--a class OF amusement which rarely
fails to gil the Opera House. It may be
that We are toningup our musical taste IN
Wheeling.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-31

Page Mccarthy, the well-known
VirgInian, writing about the cam
paign in Virginia, says of Fitz Hugh
Lees cavalry parties, which have
made his campaign a peculiar one:
'With regard to the cavalry par
ades,' it is understood by everybody
who wishes to understand that the
ex-confederate soldiers turn out on
all occasions of public speaking to
show their loyalty to the union, and
their appreciation of the assurances
of Cancellation that come from the
north, and especially from the I'M
ion veterans. Every utterance of
the democratic candidate has been
in harmony with this idea. He was
nominated as the exponent of these
sentiments, the most prominent ex-
confederate in the state, and the
best known in the north, who will
be able, as the governor, TO practi-
cally demonstrate the feelings of
the people under the new order of
things, approaching the free citizen
ship in the union, aud accepting the
results of the civil war"
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Their the house is of that complexion
or not tie democratic boards will be
safe. This will be NORWOOD to
several barnacles who have been
anxious to get possession of some Of
the offices now controlled by demo-
Gratis in Cincinnati especially. John
sherman will not succeed himself in
the United States senate, whatever
situation the official fnalities may
leave the Legislature in. Mr.. Sher-
man has been steadily losing ground
IL Dl9 since 1850 T. bat ycar b
was unable 10 ha51 the ~tate dele
ga -. :" me fepubican national
convention, though there had been
the most strenuous efforts in his be
half. Four years later Blaine broke
the back of the Sherman movement
in Ohio. Sherman still has the
presidency in view, however, and
will no doubt make another struggle
for it in 1886. Prior TO that time
some one else will be chosen sena-
tor.-Cincinnati Enquirer, Dem.
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Cancer of the Tongue
4 Case Resembling Gen. Grants.

Some ten years a-n hui "a scrofuloUs sore
on ny ri2ht hand which gave III. great trDH-
healed up, ana supposed was we'll found
h0wJNc or. il had only been driven into tGc
aud III March, lS>2, u broke out ia ny throat.
ana q Iacvntratet in what some Of tn" doctors
demo- mated CiHcc-. ! was placed under
treat emf fn' fhi~ disease, some SIX or seven
pi O.. best physician ia the country had ina.
AT ,ii- rent tI.ua- under their Ch#r-c, among
then. lt-, ~r-.aIlI-. IN TINS lime; bur ose
after mother would exhaust their skill ANA
orUt- "a, foE rev worse continually. I'm
clnc..r had eaten through nv check. DESTROY
ing the roof of my mouth and upper lip, then
attire ID NY tongue, palate and lower lip. de-
stroy ng the palate and under lip entirely and
half ~ tongue, eating ont To the top of ms
lrtrt eek bone and Hp to the left eye. From
a hct y, robust woman of I'D pOuu i, wd+
Feduc 81 to Il mere frame OF ~kuin and bones.
not eat solid food. but sub~istcd on liquids.
and my tongue was - far gone could ust
talk. The anguish Of mind and the horrible
suffer ngS of body which experienced never
can be- revealed, Given ~ - physicians %
die, with II" hope ut recovery upon ia" part
of friends who SAT around my bedside expect
in" every moment t. H.. my last iu tIcr- llf
husband would place his hand on Ine every
now and then 10 zee whether was dead or
not. ID at one time Al decided that life was
extinct. and my death was reported all over
the country.
Such was my wretchad and helpless coudi-
ton tine first of last October fN~t, when my
frieI-.~ commenced giving me SwIfts ~3ccI-
ne. a. less th'tn Il mouth the eating place.
StOTi-,i aud healing commenced. and tHc
tcafl al APP tufe Ia NY cheek has been closed
ana hi mlS hHiEtcd to-cthtf- \ process 'l
new under lip = progressing finely, and tie
tOUpIC which WIS almost destroyed Is being
rCcoN red, ana II seems thtt nature Is supply
ing new tongue. / can talk 50 that mt
friclu- can readily understand me, and ca.f
ear solid food a-sliu. I am able to walk ttasit
whcs.vcr please without the assistance III
any &c, ana nave Ld.uel fifty pounds 3t
Gosh All fhi-. underline blessing -: "a Usrsi-
a... #vcuiy Father, l. due to - 1T > specific
ndor and marvel to al my friends.
hus y=f.- OF whom have known IHt intense
Sc MS. ana have visited nc in ms ami T.
JOS. bile dEI nOt entirely well. Vel my
gTdtlr iIGc il none the less deNout, AND IAN
confident uhaT perfect recovery is now ID
ghr If any doubt these facts, ! would refer
then - Hon John II. IIayioT. stttc senator
OF IL district. who Is my rciZhbor. Or, I. :.
BTiGU.trld, Of La range. ia. or t. any other
pcrsuI living - the southern part OF troupe
county. Ga.
LaGrangc. Ga, May II, Ioe5.
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''iti ''iti ti'tii - ditii' ht III
be counted cu,. John, having en-
gagged IN ahs ,rrr;iaG-o3t business
sa.. - =, ism
So far, certainly the very grave
accusation against Andrew Johnson,
brought after Gen. Grants death
on his alleged authority, has GER
tainly not been proved. Mr.. De
pew and Col. Grant owe it to them
selves, if, as they assert, they have
documents to confirm it, to produce
these at once.-New York Herald.
We very much doubt if Judge
Foraker will help the republican
cause in New York by devoting the
principal part of his speeches in that
state = ,ne southern 9ao~t1nu. err
by >Gch stafs@au,~ IS :.a, ..Every
i4en"#e. 1855. .~ n1a-tyrtd ]uto
the union army I'D ti,~t L" be mus
tered out of the democratic party"
Boston Advertiser, Pep.
1t is noticed that Mr.. Blaine has
not yet congratulated Mr.. Sherman
on his success il Ohio. Perhaps,
however, Mr.. Blaine is awaiting the
Official ~.'.~"~, a't@."si shat v.ou;j
arEue = di~,rust 81 Mr.. Shorman'-
,,..~-.,- - :. l4,,... pu.a.or of return
ing boards that is as unworthy of
Mr.. Blaine as it is unjust to the Wis
Using statesman.-Chicago Times.
The republican orators seem to
address themselves to the credulous
and ignorant voters of the northern
states. Certainly no unprecedented
and intelligent man can be intluenc-
ed by such stuff as they deal out.
We shall probably hear very little
of the proposition for the reduction
of the number of congressman to
correspond with the Suppressed
vote" after the November elections
until another campaign opens.-Sa
vannah News, Dem.
With the full democratic delega-
ton elected in Hamilton county the
senate will be democratic, and whe-
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Several citizens of Orlando have been
discussing the propriety of organizing q
stock company for the purpose of open
ing a driving park.
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Chicago Herald.
A certain publishing establishment in
Chicago has a peculiar class oS employees
IL th3t. with the exception If a Young
.eav oa-ai.. aua e:iice boy. they are all
hypothetical dr.-..-r~." The -.pcr,odic1i"
Is 5ae drink,r no ab.tain> entirely f. I
a time and then goes to a frightful eX-
tr me iE Il debauch lasting week or
two. These men are usually able and
skilled men sober, and the ones employed
by this publisher are brilliant writers
AMI capable os earning good salaries in
steady positions il i were not for their
oaoae.--a' lapse into I;s .ratou They
.'a ..54 --r.fv sasr. tH" -a.#-
VnrIr talents cntltle tne4n to, but he ha,
to take all the risk of their failure to
show up when most wanted. One of
| these haIf-paid, struggling writers is u
gentleman of classical education and
great natural ability, who has held high
positions in educational work, and who
recently wrote poem as brilliant rs
anything in the language.
Il always have two or three brilliant
men ABOUT NE, saul TIE pUDllSlItI. )it
| never know on coming down i'll the
morning if [ shall find them here. /
sympathize with them, and never refuse
to employ periodical if he can be of
any use to me. | suppose it was in this
way that my place got to be a sort of
headquarters for them. 1t is painful to
notice the number of brilliant men who
are stricken with this disease. They
come and go like driftwood III the cur
rents. Every once in While we'll get a
man who seems to be proof against
! drink temptations. We think he never
| was q drinker and in no danger of ever
becoming one. Suddenly some morning
he is missing and isn't seen again for ten
days or two weeks, when he comes in,
wrecked in health and wreck in APP
pearance, and begs to be taken back.
As a disease, inherited or acquired, l
think periodicity is entitled to careful
consideration by scientific men, as it Is
certainly becoming very common. We
have fewer steady drinkers than we had
years ago but many more men who oc-
| casionally fall from responsibility to the
gutter at one SwooD and stay there 4
( y,eeH of two at 80 f;nt-. Her.o"t.> ae'.
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The motive power of the Montgomery
operate a railroad TO the shrine of St.
Anne, which attracts 10000 to 1000
visitors annually.
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The Lake City Guide has been enlarged
and otherwise greatly improved. 1t is a
good paper in every respect.
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TIE FOLLY NURSERIES,
E'aI.ttl<a, delights, i-Icridu.

The Target ana finest nursery OF orange
trees in Putnam county. These trees have
been grown on high pine land, ana buds Sclcc-
ted from the choicest fruit on Ih" II. ! UHIlS
river. stocks sour.
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FriShtful Ga Sc
Of a COIOred Man.

/ contracted a fearful case of blood poison
in lSS3. ! was treated by some of the best
physicians in Atlanta. They used the old
rCmedi OF Mercury and Potash, which
brought on rheumatism and impaired my al
yeStiVr organs. Every joint in me was sWOl-
diti0n. When 1 had been given up to die
my physicians, who had seen the workings OF
the medicine in other cases, thought It would
Toe 4 splendid time to test the virtues oi
Swift Specific. When commenced taking
:. :. :. the physician said could MOI live two
weeks uudt thu ordinary ire .tmcut- lie
com mcuceG to give me the medicine strictly
according to directions, which cont inucd Tor
several months. took no thing else, ana com
mcHccd to improve from the first oCct-ion-
3i'N would have Il btck-et from jmprHlcnce.
soon IN. ruruutttl~i 81 lefj uc. ny gcrjsr he
t.Huc :tii riLh'. dHt the t.c.r-. E..i i.Ir ',-
Tor -.lI.t 'ue most tlt-HlI.s t,.ta We.
CTR sl.-g O. is.st HuI ~ tu. Ir-r ~ t}cte-
Dcr. Isl .:t~;t well uiitt again tatn ~truu.--
CT NOW th&a ever Has before, .tu4 V'-l@u
more. have not failed 70 report tor duty
since that time, being engaged in the O.! ware
house of the hesS-CdTlcy Company | II I'VE
been, and still am. doing some Of the hardest
work any man ever did, and am ready t. an
swcr ans question thar may be asked concern
ing this case. cwIfL's Specific has saved me
from an early grave.
LEM MCt'LESDON.
Atlanta. Ga April Is, l~SJ.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-31
Florida & Western It'y
0yc1.o-s- short Line.

Ali trains OF this road are run ty Central
Goth Meridian time. which j. =. minutes
slower than Jacksonville time.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-31

Lem N:Clc, don has been in the employ Of
the CHEST III 'Cy Company for some years.
and know the above to be true. ~ the time
he began taking SWift'S specific Hc was II =
hurfiuIe condition, amt at my solicitation his
trC:ttuiCI with = :. :. was undertaken by q
phy stefan after several others had declared MS
ease To be hOpelcssly incura5le. lie took moth
ing but = :. =, and has been sound as Il dol
lar Tor several months, | regard the cure Al
most miraculous
W. 3. CROSBY. Manager.
Chess CAREY 90: Atlanta Division.
Atlanta Ga: \ pril Is, lSS5