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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-24

Three firms, two in New York and
one IS New Orleans, il is said, control
the entire stock of cotton in the United
States. s#
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-24


left side Of the belt sword is fastened,
and a small cartridge pocket in front.
A scarf Of white or light green silk is
worn like Scotch plaid. The arma-
ment consists of swords, battle axes, and
guns, which latter are put aside during
the dance. Quite apart from the effect
Of combined dancing and singing, the
performances, which went for several
hours uninterruptedly before our eyes,
we're quite in the style OF our corps de
ballet, with the only difference that
perhaps no other corps de ballet would
dance with equal exa :titude.
First came a tall and somewhat ell
derby woman. She was the captain,
and as she entered the son of the Cha
cha whispered to me, "Just look how
well my mother dances. Then follow
ed, with battle axes uplifted, the young
er officers, and in their rear the still
younger troops, now dashing to-
ward us in their sham fight,
now wheeling round, dispensing, and
again uniting. And all this with
rhythmical movements, half warlike,
half coquettish, but never clumsy, the
elegant play of the bare round arms
recalling to the mind the limbs of an
Gent classical statues. All dances
which 7 have seen performed among
savage and demi- savage peoples have
been grotesque, and to certain degree
yoluptnous. Here for the first time 4
peri rmance was given which would
have held it's own before . serious
aesthetic. sss So II & ~ s:fS5t'
Contempla this remarkable feat.
and listening to the strange, rhythm
Of the songs Of the amazons, who, even
after performance Of several hours.
showed no sign Of fatigue, the. delight
ed Germans spent the evening and
next morning were invited g s similar
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Live Stock.

ca1rAoo, July Tho Drovas' Journal reports:
Cattle ReceiptS so headt shipments 5000 head;
market weak and 104l6c lower; Ahtpplng steers,
q 66aB q; aockerS and feedera 81 0tA4 76i cows,
bulls and mixed 81 Qua u; through TGxAs cattle
weaker ct q 76a430. Hogs-Recg!pts HOO headi
Shipments 400 head; market slow and 100 lower;
rough and mixed - S6ai o.; packing and shipping
& 0JAt M; light weights . S0a4 %: Skips ~ Goa
5 60. sheep-keceipH 900 head: shipments e0J
head; market dull; common grades &c Cd; natives
81 OQal Co; Texans 81 O1AS 10: lambs per head 81 a
! %; Inferior sheep 4seLs1 % per head.
East LIRERrY, July 2-cattIe dull but steady.
prime s. S5a6 %; pulls stags and tAt eoEs 01A9 u;
receipts LII head shipments $40 heads no ship.
ment1 to New York yesterday. Hogs steady aud
dFmi Philadelphias - Soai 40i YorkeEs s aAi 81
rough = 7ba9 70; receipts ZOO head: AhIpmen1
l4C1 bead: shipments 70 New YORK yesterday 10
c1EA Sheep duh with but little do NJ; extra 81 2A
40; fair 81 0aS 10; receipts 400 bead shipments
I,s00 head. E
crScNNA1t, O., JuIy2.-Hngs hrn: common and
llaht 8 40a4 8; packing and butchers 50 &Al i0s
receipts 9ts head shipments LA ned.
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A mitigating Circumstances.

aAre you aware Of any mitigating cir
cumstanee IN your case? !" asked q Texas
fridge of q negro convicted of horse steal
Eyes, sab, lots OBJ 'em. Ell had time,
iedge, I could talk to you for a week on
III you know of any mitigating circum-
stance, please state it"
"Yes, sab, I'll tell you OBJ one now, san.
How easy would it hab been for me to
bring my family inter disgrace and misery,
sab, by steaIin' dat boss. But didn't do
hit, sab. I Jess remained single. 1neber
married, sab. Anudder mitigatin' circum-
stance am
asheria, remove the prisoner"
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THROUGH rHH STATE.
Accidents and Incidsats in west virginia
and Vicinity, ~

: H
and Vicinity.
THE Glsnyills papers are sgitating thu
building Of anew public school house q
that place. The present rattle-tEap 10 mol
ct to pen cattle in.
This years Commencement ut Marietta
College. the semi.cantenn in i'd history
Is spoken OF as very brilliant success. a
very large number Of alumni were present
and the exercises were Of unusual interest
Last week the Wayne county Grand
Jury returned indictments for killing tish
with dynamite against Prosecuting Attor.
ney Marum and Attorneys g. =. Ratih
and Taylor Vinson. The parties were
fined SO and cost each.
The citizens Of Huntington have ar
ranged to Celebrate the glorious Fourth in
the good old.tashioned way; plenty OF
brass music and flags, Q parade, speeches,
orations, fireworks, etc. Only three or
four other towns in the State have arranged
for anything like q general observance of
the day, outside Of the usual picnics.
On the night of October 20, 1854, Alice
Harris, colored girl, was mysterionsly
murderedin AfOrgantowr. Lee Roy Per
kins and William Trimble, two young coll
ored men were arrested and charged with
the crime. The cases have just been con-
clnded. The evidence was mainly cir
cumstantial, and In Perkins case q YER
dict Of mot guilty" was rendered, and in
Trimble's case nolls pros. was entered.
About year ago young man, VIM.
French, living on Myers fork creek In
Richie county, was bitten by dog, sup
posed by some to be mad. About two
weeks ago French exhibited strong signs
OF hydrophobia, frothing at the mouh,
barking and snarling and being subject TO
violent convulsions, and became 30 un-
manageable that three or four men were
required to control him. At times he ap-
peared perfectly well, and again has the
most violent spasms. LISA very curious
case.
And now the Randolph county Eater
prize raises It's voice in complaint because
Collector OF Internal Revenue McGraw
has not long since bounced John W. Com
ner, the Deputy Collector in that district.
The Enterprise says: Socially, we have
very high regard for Mr.. Conner, but
politically, We can say he has done more
70 organize. build up and whip into line
the Republican party for the last eight
years than any other man in the district;
and il Nice ormick was removed for cause
offensive partisanshin) why should his
understrikers, who have done more TO
keep in line the "g. o. p" than McCor-
mick himself, be retained. We have talk
ed 10 many Of the leading Democrats o
the county, and find that Mr.. McGraw's
action in the matter meets with their uni
yersal condemnation. We hope that Hon.
John T. McGraw will see his error, and at
once retrace his steps and appoint instead
a live, energetic Democrat in the district,
since we have many such, or rise and ex-
plain why not It Is our impression that
this is, or should be, Democratic Admin
istration; ifnot, why not"
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Horns.sand Honey Bee. Elshsng.

GoAslpr Eufutsfp W ttt S44lttAtVlE 4At3344s
The most remarkable and exciting
scene ever witnessed was a fight be-
tween swarm bees and colony Of
hornets. Hornets, asyou may know. build
their nests out of . material not unlike
paper, which is moulded into concentric
layers. The nests often attain the size Of
q mans head, and arc occupied by about
200 hornets. One day q swarm Of hees
took a flight from a beehive Of my
fathers, and made its way through q
peach orchard for a piece of underbrush
200 yards from the hive. We pursued
with tin pans, and brought the fleeing
bees to stop. They alighted on an ap-
parently deserted nest Of hornets. It
took about two seconds for the 200hornets
to come out OF their den and attack the in
yade.s. The hattie was hot and furious.
The air wal filed witha prolonged buzz
as the complaints few at each other and
tried to uss their stings. A great many
on each side were killed, but the hornets
carried the day. After the queen had
been killed her army was put TO rout.
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.,.,,,,,.iss;susrs' Sale.
oi1;Y III iMHEELNGRIvE

.~6s; CTTY OF WHEELINGFlNt
ii RER CLS ~ giySn that the undsraigL 1ss
y5Eics y sssSSoiYted BIZ an ORDNANCE 81 -.
ssnllt!.gaes,,fi,, M prntited "An 0TdlnAnse 70 9
q Wne. NE and sale Of bunds q me S1S y, y
N 49, n u n Known ~ bo1ds oI - M u nm ny
HsS .1t-, Stioa and payment 5stI TreSSl,TT q
:; h. IN pIyulGnt mo s NJ n DE nd IND
FfIln An0Gn ,iaSd ~ The ToEGn Of aid city OF
~ allis.,S II oi Way, liza Wlii' On
- s,TrRpGY. JULY II, A. D. 1855
e. S,,,,r, Of . O'Clock =: y. and oel e..
sstEesI, ss BSnE Of The ono VA WrItinv "a,
5s.sIIpE ". V4 teGei NH,S,,tS+IIi bv nd 0rTii
"a ri bo9aAS sSI61nt Of $4,000, one hnnaseq
czare ~ d+1omInstIOn Of ave h1nofca W. W.
thsr0t o. " ~ TI.inRlndar d the demon
Gs tasa ~ dSIlSfS each, al dAted me ~ 10y
az hoes n isS6, payable on q peloES ne III III
4 IaJ =. b. lbs, q tho bank o. NY 49, -
~ III Interest d me ~ .S Y AL IN al INV.
saaIa. y ~, he drt t1 Of tniy IN sAsn ~,
4 D, ~ ~. l,tt md including the yeAflSlg, - sAl1
.assrAiNf ~, jTtsFcSt coupons IN proper I0Etn
aaI, .0f m bond; and AlsO Is many I1oEe
" Sttleia by Es!d gF4in9nGe p t :.
4 ss ul9Sl 4, addition " kAId ~ ~! ~
V ot;,,sndIDg orders An1 OILY ~ 49, n d.,
~ 81 Md Glby H44AtAAe a.,
stssS II SSid OidInAn e with the aecSHea ~.
s:sa such oond! win p i 81 ts only aSa sas
cisd ~ - AZ aid boEdS VIII be soIn TOT less
Gr7ei ~ !S.S,,si thereof with the 9CcEue1 lniSt
lsA1 ~ ID undersigned VIII als9, - Ele
Il ~ an ne sane day ana pe'Mettn .LT s5dS
S1 s' .s5od, ~ y a SsS!aOS' y z G sas
cont q 91.rb M bonds VI said city OI
isg4tDa x Tune i11S l. 81. but no premium WI Dc
S ~ :s SS4a: q oi G Is. Sa 40 % any :.
n elna1 Hs ..,SBnDion Al theIr par value on
n az aS st hs GS ,S SHy q S 1a5y nt 4 T.
"a pLD'l1SS sntiT11fIs thaFetO attached Will Dc
~ oa !. y %,tioS 1nIeT authority Of AAId city
= ss5s T.? e. 'a as f' L. DSas s sasao
~ s4ca N cIIIuSrcc aFe fully paid, the one
!!,. e = d q q such bonds n's a before
Be ant DAY Of 'u'' "A 4LFRED CALDWELL.
2, P. JEPSoA,
P, b. uUHblIs,
EnT1 miE1inORFT-
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She loved the noble man. Is snrh she thought him
who rode along the valley. near the door
OF her own hume, beneath the ample trees
ThHt blossom on the hAnkI Of P0i1ro;
And she was welded 70 him. 81 {.
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Nervous Populated Men

You are allowed q free trial thirty days
of the use Of DR.. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic
Belt with Electric snspensory Appliances,
torthe speedy relief and permanent cure
Of nervous debility, loss Of Vitality and
Manhood, and all Kindred troubles. Also,
for many other diseases. Complete restora-
ton TO health, vigor and manhood guaran-
taed. No risk Is incurred. Illustrated
pamphlet, with full information, terms,
etc, mailed free by addressing yoltaic Belt
Co., Marshall, Mich. MwE&w
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-CanrInN

Consumers should not confuse onr Specific with
the numerous limitations. substances, tUtash and
AercuEy mixtures which are gotten up 70 sell, NIT
on Ihefr own M rtt bus on the merit OF our refe.
dy An imitation Is always maud and a cheat
aud they thrve only RS they can steal tom tae AZ
tiCle Unlisted.
FOR sale By all druggists.
Tfeatste 90 BlOOt aud skin DIIelEeJ mailed free
TAE SWIFT GFpcIIIC Co Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga,
n. Y, ISL ", sd street iy3pAW
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An Fnterprisinr. Reiiabis House.

Logan & Co. can always be relied upon,
not only to carry nstock the best ofevery.
thing, butto secure the Agency for such
articles as have well.known merit, and are
popular with thepeople, thereby sustain-
ing the reputation Of being always enter.
prising, and ever reliable. Having secured
the Agency for the celebrated Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, will sell
1t on positive guarantee. It viii surely
cure any and every affection Of Throat,
Lungs and Chest, and to show our con-
iidence, we invite you to call aud get .
Trial Bottle Free. ARR4w
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Were scathe4 and cIndered by million storms
OF DIRE and whirlwinds like the Ttshhlse SAW
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Arms SARsARARIr1A operates radically
uponand through the blood, and d safe,
reliable, md absolute cure for the various
diseases, complaints, and disorders, due 10
debility, or 10 any constitutional faint or
injection. raw
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irI.nfITr.iW

,ry exrr, seeretiya and Assimilating organ on
witch bStily and mental health depend. For Sale
BY ali Druggist and Dealesa generally.
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The New York dog show is pronounced
social success. Dogs are naturally
social. Hartford Poa. So arepuppies; in
TACT they compose . good part Of society
B0Ston Pod.
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An Answer Wanted.

Can any one bring Us case Of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily cure2 We say they can
not, as thousands Of cases already per
manently cured and who are daily recon-
mending Electric Bitters, will prove.
Brights Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or
any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify theb blood, regulate the bowels,
and net directly on the diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed. Forsale at Soc a
bottle by Logon Z Go. MwH4w
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ON rrwpAY, JULY ], 1855,

Tins A, 10 o'clo:k A. Il. sell at public Guc
elAsI ~ siSbtst and best bidder, ~ the tr0At
~, \, the IOIirt Blouse Of Uhio county, West
S ". he following described parcels ot real
90, that u 70 az: ,,,..,,
4, a,,,a,r an tne s0uLh side OF FifEsenth sTeet
- VirbScl GrahAm addition 70 the City Of
S-,,SjnI In inc STATE Of WeAt Virginia, t0gHIhef
~ ~ buildlnga and improvements thereon.
w NJ. IN,STDlpv DrOpeFIY c0mprsed the properly
~ nj jet,Ce u the late HOlsten Harden, and y
81 itsiiGoe properly. The in Provemsnb e sqis
~ nd other OuIbulldtng1, and In excellent fe-
pl.-,,,d-Io, numbered eleven CI1) In square
..Sh-T.d Eighteen lls), and the north 1He.hAlt OF
Z a1rateFSd twelve ~ IN SQUARE numbered
,.isln iIsI, GS designated on tho map Of tEe SUD
~ ;hIr.fru1 10 The SAid city Of Wheeling, Ohio
ssiniT. West YIr9inIA; EGid property tr0nung on
Z. ~ 5ide Of Eo6 street, between TWenty'ninin
fse;e 1 sFrcisd on the foregoing property an eIe,
C.I 5rtrk residence. and Is most desirable
s5ps9Fy, said building was erectt1 py EuUAu
4 AIrjeu Is 4 residence, aud Is unusually cum
sy,lOus tnn well constructed.
M NauiFed By the AeErea under which this HAlG
VI, z made thai the parcels Of property ABOVE
Sscnbsi hail Os offered Iof EAle tep4HicIy.
ILRYs OF SALH-uns third OF the purchase
rsoEy shall be paid In casa on the day ct sale,
81 n much more ~ the purchasers may elect %
n ~ balance shall be paid In two equal tnStAl.
"a Nth interest lrutn Gay Of SUE ~ one and
n ytAri run Day Of sale, respectively the pdr
s,.efJ giving notes for the deferred payments,
- ,ecnliIy 70 be approved by the commisstunEEi
,sIs !2Tthes security the ttlu u said parcels o.
~ shall Be retained until the purchase money
Iill hETo tEen paid In full. and the special Com.
s.Sto1sr ordered BY the Court 70 convey.
4. G. BARR.
Special Commissioner.
fstreby certify that bond has been given by the
,lOTe named spt ctAt Commissioner in the above
grtIlad cauba u required by law.
THOMAS u. DARRAH,
Clsrk Of the Municipal Court OF Wheeling.
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1n.1eusable Greed OF a Purchaser.

ThEJEtge
~rhe matter is that the rotten thing is
full of moths, you miserable" "'Motsl'
do you sayf" Indignantly interrupted the
dealer; "mots! Vat do you sgspect to Wind
in aeven-tollar oyergoat2 humming-
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Capt. Burt was Asked to FAKE ofles but Els
1neliHation was not That War.
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: pete Of parcel Of land Situated IN the town
Z I'm GrUve, In nd county OF Ohio, bounded a
@.0H: Beginning at stake on tho south Sille0f
H1I Street At the northwest c0rnar Of lot Is ram
aag inencc Eoulh 81, east 24S6 poles south So,
soi ma poles, north s, west las poles 70 Flnt
~ itit potts W the beginning, containing 5 $40
MA more or lgss
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"Ertaadlug . The md q my To- and . my
1nainl
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"Jenks, do you believe there Is a heaven
for horses?" "No, but there Is another
kind Of place Tor dogs Think sol
What whould you call TT" 1.-THE demni-
ton boy-wows. Chicago Herald.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

ID the Municipal Court Of Wheeling, West Viz
EiiR. In ChAnceEy.
simon HOrGneImeF and Geo. B. Caldwell, trustee
Against
william Il. Winters, J. u. ThOrnbEEg and Sadie X
thDEnhllE, his Wtlr, Robert fOr1yce aud Lizzie
A. F1rdyCe his wife, William W. ArneIt, trustee
the RpymAnu Blowing Company, corporation
JAMES Stgll, William Kllngham, 8. II. CEal ton,
and JAMES Mcclure, partners doing hnstpe2
under the igm name and style Of Nell q ElllnS'
ham. Harvey W. Winters and Benjamin MAGkey,
pAinen doing business under the nm name and
style VI Winters 4 NAckey, Marks schwartz and
lac MAnSGAeh, partners dOlDg business undei
the dIm name aud style Of schwartz & MANS
laen, benjamin !. Mackey, James Rlne, Alfred
!. NeHsGg, the Exchange Bank Of wheeling,
LSyiniL L. simmS, and Alfred slmml, her hns
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'That poor invalid wife, Sister. Mother,
''or daughter!III
''Can be made the picture Of health.
"Tith = few bottles Of Hop BittsrsI
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Homo Proof

Kidney and Liver pSeaSes aud
snnsfed 1esl9a W nclp = M
eoot1 NOT Bet 9GS % ~; ": en11ta Sait1 III
Lbflt. it1sltlt5s, MInett4Ilsts ~ W. W " ~.
CataFfh. totypus oi Nose 81 -
ieted I9t yelts ts nlelicins l4lle9 " ntiP lae1
Ut. saItu SI1s VI -, ,sn1r,ryrr
!, u ii 4 a9 ~ s,,S Lfs ~
" Sbellei Y - q. Mneellll.Et " y y.
pyspefn NY GieeInIea sssoaaa.S
of Yeas Ius1 ~ IN, III HI EssL u tls
me. thOsa4As, notStt utStG n, ~ sLat NJ,
Fs-Had them Tor i9qFtetn SelFi " sIaltn
cq5ed ~ in 4. y ssai ~ ~,
sffntnte: h1nnInB e0tta On ~ Son W.
AFFLICTED tQf fourteen ye4fn. N0tnlnS 1tr1neu 70
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Dog won't eat dog. We discovered this
by our dog refusing to eat some sausage
we threw at him yestarday morning. He
only groSled atit.-K kentucky State Journal.
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oALTIMoRE6o HIoRAnRoADCo 90.

- e 80 s:.sss;i:Es :.:.:s5
on and aftsr MAY .. lssS, paSsengeF trains wiz
rnp a. f0ll0ws-Wheeling dine:
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Through all that long and dreary, dreary night
His bride looked for his coming. and there came
No one to breathe hernRme. twas silence all.
Buf. ne came moi. Alliay khe watched and waited
Her blue eye sought his coming, but In vain.
The bleak, pdrched desert Strtt before her taI
IAlldesolate and ltleleaS. On hGr face
Tho look Of deep anxiety sfew deeper
With fall Of eyentide; RAd night came down
With merry none and pity none for her.
When morning dRWned she lay rs one who slept;
but she was dead. Her sWeetapd pAllid tAee
In tIlance rested on tho SnOW.Whlte sands.
Not whittier than her brow, and her blue eyes
Were closed forever.
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Or. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS.

~. IN ChnnlIno "a. MheelIng. N. "
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"Eztsaalne 70 the end d my toe and % my
hninl
(Which made ne dsll-soull
''FEum agpaYltll
'IttoOk three mon to hold me- on my bid q.
Hmesi
''rAs eOe.oa trisd In vain to rslIsro me. but %
no purpose!
NolpAiRe aad otAG 0ptGtssl
"HSd no eGectl
"Aitcr two months Twas given up 10 dieiiii
"when my wife
heard beIghbOr tel what Hop Bltters had dane
for her, she at pnce got aud gave me some The
arSs dose slsed my brain and seemed 10 30 hunting
through my system torths pain,
The second dose eaSed ms % much that / sispt
two hours, somethlng that had not done for Two
months. before fhad used ave bottles, was well
and Ut work a hard a any man eorld, for over
three week.; but worked too bard Tor my
strength, and tRking hard cold. Twas taken with
the most Acnte and painful rheumAtlSm all through
my SYgtsEn that ever was known.
az called the doctors again, and after several
weeks They left me cripple on crIIlches Tor life,
~ they nid. 1met friend and TOLD him my eAIe;
and hu said Hop BltteTs had uHed him and would
cure mo. Ip0ohed q him, bnt hewAs 80 eArnest1
wa induced 70 use hem EsAin.
In less than four weeks 1 threw away my errtehes
and went 10 work Lightly and kept on using the
BittaIB for ave weeks unfl Ebe2nls - well as any
man living, and have been 50 for six yeArs Sinee.
1thasaIso cured my wife, who had bean DICK for
yeRfs; and has kept hsF and my children well and
healthy with from two TO thres bottles per year.
There d no need 70 hestGk az al II these bltteu
are uIOd. J. J. BEEx. Kx'supeETlor,
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1nthe AvefnAl
Twas midnight, and watched the starIt hills
That rose In Tsgnenes round me, aud 10 me
Ny memory whispered OF the bandits bride,
WhIla my companions near mt Numbered on
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on the Whit0 label. shun all the vile, poisonous
stnR With "Hop'' or Hops IN their naine.
tel6.NWRkW
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Said Shakespeare, Throw physic TO the
dogB.n It was . lucky thing for Shake
speare that he died before Henry Rergh
could get ON his trSck.-B0lsoH Trnnaeript.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-03

aCh DIEten. Haspe.
ciHc tortudi sion,
sandstone When
the resources Of the
phaEm acOp RtA
have been exhaust
et,withOut, Htleast,
doing more than
mIttgndngthe COM
plant, q c0uno OF
this VIII 0leSomG
stOmaehIc eject a
perfect and per.
maaeut cure. In all
cases OF QytpepsM
the liver Il more or
less disDrdefed, and
upon this import
ant gland the Bit
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
diStinctneE, FuEuh.
ting and nvisunt-
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Atlantn. 90, AptII ID, lsss.

Lam Mccleudcn has bean In the employ OF tho
gChess carley CoIspauy for some yeAEs, and know
the above statements 70 be tIl1e. AZ the time he
began taxing SwiIt's Specific he wAs IN 4 hnnihle
con IItion, and 1t my solicitation bis treatment
with ). 8. y. was undertaken hy q phydesRn after
several OthGra had 6eClsfEd his G85e 70 be hope
IeSly incaIahle. He took nothing bIt $. q, and
has been As sound As q new dollar for several
month";. IreEaEd his cure almost mifacui0ua.
W. =. CROSBY, Manager.
Chess Galley Co., Atlanta UtElSiOr.
Ca a...I lEll
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Ell
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70 pl " IN NUMERICAL Court Of wheeling, mHde
dsss ys,1i dSy u June, lSSj In iutt IN char
ol n ;ssrn pediag In which krama Taylor Httn
81 Ss-as 5sF husband, arc plaiRnfs, and wti'
. y tHA'H-,irn Rnd Others are defendants, Viii,