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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-09-19

And all this had they seen and felt: had seen
! he sudden sunrise burst from underneath.
And wrap with rosy fumes the SUBMITS keen:
Had felt the tine joy. shared the radiant wreath
'jf the h!lth" sprlte that dance g. IN The sheen
OF the sonorons torrent: felt thu, breath
bt He crow Godtlke. 6rcathd IN haste between
The cold wide open arms Of watChful death,
pom the sIppcrUp"ak-. Ani, after that,
10 them the pIalh seemed pltlaby flat.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-09-19

lootless tint goal both reathd with bleeding feet,
Ia man Who was Well covered from he cold
Had suffer all his tourney from the heat.
lie W no nt starting lis warm coat had sold
Was nearly frozen by the ICY slctt;
q each, despite the wofui tale he told,
Averrcd that uaught IN nature could compete
With the mysterious sp.cndors round him r0ll'd
In solemn rapture by the mighty hills,
Which seen and felt, repaid thousand lis.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-09-19

II .-c .mhcr-, ca,sr WIN 1oIt foor 70 faro
hrn cloud and cf.4, pat fei@ h o' aatnar ken,
Aibol' 20 "a+t asar' they d.t u o. dare
In that lonchtnA tnI many -s"h there be:
h1Iererc" 14t"s h"o.. i.Hf ''ae'- her Zee
hrdfo"a' %. rar. .aa on, day
a r.@ ifalf mr., iA4 darkcn.n- hills dt weud
Ihr"r tiasruer-. by thr ,iug5e ua<rew
J hat edg' # the yai.ey =" tie valley end
ihcs", "h'n t.et ea~ abote ':lcu-. n Il g-ay
p, Ahysmot n,i-t, 'he H.ath.rs, pcae- oztcod,
Beyond wH.-r HoHH tier outt1rs Journey lay
"rapt III oas .rtty. resolved to spend
I tc Il @ 2h' o..o" %h@Fe a. thoy snppd tog' ther,
heir If x was Of the road and Of he westher.
About the road the ri.dc- .exhlbti,..
Ihcl1 patents b. tho Eurg .tuci-tcr =. d
l'tpjftd 20 many an auAiou- quc-t5oA.ng
WIN knowledge aud authority comh.utd;
pom ihnt point permitting no such thing |
A. Gohb' or choice. And best II i y0n II find |
J he G""a by tat" assigned you church or kIn@,
HrcfccI n~ school with Difference due to mind |
r thro ~" world you ~olld not mis- your way,
"herea who go ungg.ded 20 astray.
Eu' as regards the weather it was not
l;Y means If pat"ut- ~l,ch Tie -,atc provides
Fa-y 70 certify i twould be hot
br COLI upOr m" morrow. and. besides,
AFRAID ~ rj-hiuG M Un5HCky suot,
tGtunrIty WA, r"t.ccnt. TIE guides,
Pres. upon thi- point, would voach~afe no jot
or revelation. Toy as maiden brides
To crayin. lovers. So -udroit were thsy.
Each understood thtm IN different way.
The fret one, therefore, Of those travellers three
Made preparal On to Withstand the cold.
! he e"ruudGcard the suns excess: and he
Ille far coat 10 ht- fellow p grisu sod:
IN" third. m-trustirg the utility
Of She whole "nterprise, and being less bold
or more IpdlfTe1cnt AZ the case may be,
"en' onward hy way winch lie was told,
Though thrice a, long, could b. more safely
wCnd'd,
Stunning the mountain his two friends assembled
A9a 50 t4c2 paor'.1. one along rhe1lain,
Aooet H." nf' ~o, with star hLi Guide,
/ = the steep lla-. Anon. th.y mt ayAiu
In the neat hostel the other side
lhc tw" who who " or The mountalH tops had ta'en
1h".r ardHous course, arrived their iirst; but,
Severely by the ntycntdrc, each waa fan
There, with exhausted forces, to abide
% jnug White, that he who went alou"
cot thcrr al last before the two were gone.
These two had c:os-'d tho mounran. SO hey said,
Each by ROAD NJ different a. gould be:
because heir guides, tho both .Syerr patented
Ky the sane government, could not agree
'n Tho same road Thus each Town guide Icd
~ hls own way: yet in he same degree
The Two ways were dihicult / tread,
Fr"nwlth inceseant toll of hand and knee,
hat each WHyfarcr, when The goa he won
W NaA Jpst rs weary as the other one.
roo1ess '1St goal both reaeh'd with bleeding feet,
7 hc man who was Well covered from the cold
Had suffer 4 all his tourney from the heat.
lie who ut starting lis warm coat had sold
Was nearly frozen BY the ICY ecet;
Nc' each, despite the wofu ,ale he told,
Averrcd that naught IN nature could compete
With the mysterious sp.endors round him rolld
In solemn rapturc by the mighty hills,
Which seen and felt, repaid thousand ils.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-09-19

he legs adventurous Traveller. while his two =
Rrgalud companions told their story ont.
Glanced smiling at h's garments good a. new,
And boots ttIl comfortably solrd aud :. ont:
Then, with Ugh of satisfaction, drew
The tagon to him, turn Il hI- chair about,
iEht"d his pipe, three pliT- deliberate III lrw.
And. Ike a man who hath dlsm SD all .ioubt.
He crossd hia legs, and cIeard h.e throat and sa,
"AN- wei that ends well, n IN books I've read !
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-09-19

The Northwest lumber resource,
have decreased twenty-five per cent, in
the hast year" The supply of block
heads, however, keeps right up with the
demand
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29

cock Democrats then have not Jared worse
than those of many other counties.
But because this condition exists, 1t
should not at all affect the fidelity OF the
Democrats Of Hancock or any other county.
II is difficult to see how the condition could
be much different from what it is at pres
ent. In au old State like Pennsylvania or
New York, States over a hundred years
old, every county has doubtless had a
share of the State offices. But our State
ia new and the Democratic patty has only
been in power short time and there are
6fty.four counties to share the offices and
only limited number Of offices to ill. 1t
is On utter impossibiity for oil the coun'
tiss TO be represented at once or IN ie"
years. But if the party remains faithful
all these counties will in due time come
in for their rewards. While some coun-
ties would rather be enjoying these Oene'
6ts now, than merely seeing their sister
counties enjoy them, these sister counties
will doubtless in the near future be having
the same thoughts Of the counties that
are then the fortunate once.
We would, however, erjoin upon the
Democracy Of the State and Nauoa to
pay due regard 20 the uatiriug fidelity OF
the Democracy Of Hancock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
The Republicans who are trying to make

The RepubliCa ans who are trying to make
very light of Roscoe CONELING S con
demnstiou Of his party make great coz
trast to another body of Republicans who
DENY that Roscog ever uttered such senti-
ments. 1t is very evident that the g. o. P.
as s whole, would Ike To bury Mr.. CoNK-
LING words 5000 leagues under the sea.
His language is bitter and causIic, and it
curs into facuonsl sores OF the party with
a keenuess and pain tia: is hard to bear.
1t ia the Halt Breeds tina; speak
of Mr. CoSELlNG slightingly and
attempt to make it appear bis
old time power in the party is gone for.
ever, that in fact he is o uonentity. Yet
all this element Of the party fear the old
war horse as they hate him. They know
full well, if he choose to enter the arena Of
politics tomorrow the Stalwarts would
gather around him as did NApoLEoY's va.
liant legions after his escape from Eliza.
Say what they will, about the ex-senator,
he is the smartest and most honest man
within their ranks and they tear him today
as much for the former as they ietest hin
for the latter quality.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29

Turns mu.t be a wide difference Of
continent among Pennsylvania ministers
Inst short time ago there was quite a
discussion among many Of them IN re
gard 10 whether organs should De used IN
LEADING the devotional exercises IN their
churches or whether they shall De thrown
On, once and forever. Nov one OF them IN
welcoming the oarSmsu TesNsE, a. Nc
keesport, Tuesday evening, gives expires
sion 10 the folloving eloquent sentiments
We welcome you because BY honest
uprigh, work you have wrested from tns
brow of another the title OF champion o.
America. We not only welcome and
honor YOU for this, but because wherever
rour name goes into hamlet, city and town
the name Of McHee3port goes with It,
YoBr name il our name, and you have
done mole for McKecsport than dozen
committees could 10. Yol have let the
world Know ths. insignificant az We have
been we are rising up
Bgt while he may delight in these seul
mepts, a great many other ministers vii
find an opportunity to pick flaw in them
Men will differ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
WHICH .

The Hon. J. NJ. Mason, in a recent
card, among other things made this state
ment;
The paths of my professional life seem
leading to employments which make II
highly probable that will be concerned IN
the settlement when it comes, either as
counsel for the creditors or as attorney toE
the State.
So, no, Then are we TO understand
that If the syndicate controlling the
Virginia Deferred Certificates Ter
roneously called West Virginia Ger
tiGcates) do not employ Mr.. Mason
that West Virginia must employ him? OE
TO reverse the proposition, if West Virginia
do not employ Mr.. Mason then tie syndi
cate of Virginia bondhOlder8 must? This
looks like an ultimatum from the late Tax
Commissioner of West Virginia, aud the
people OF this State must pay the fiddler
whether they dance or not
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29

Tvv RysrsrgR is in receipt o: letter
from prominent Democrat of Hancock
siyir, the status Of his party in tGst coun
~ and making the complaint that while
Democrats in his section have faithfully
stood BY their party and fought for it with
on, fal,eriug in shadow and sunshine they
have not, as he thinks, received a proper
recognition from the Democracy OF the
State in tie granting Of official rewards to
those who are worthy.
While we recognize the answering
laithtuluess OF the Democrats Of Hancock,
and desire as much as any one to see them
receive their full share Of the pubic'othces
Of the State. we believe that If our CORE,
spoudent would look over the field care,
fully he would lind quiet number Of other
counties in the same category as Hancock IN
regard 10 the State Offices. The Demo
cratic counties OF Hardy, Tucker, Gilmer
Ro,pe Pocabontas, Pendletou, Calhoun,
Braxtou and many others We might men
ton have always been true to the line and
have a. every election sent up their good
Democratic maiorities, yet some OF them
have received very little and many Of them
have as yet received no recognition what
ever from their party in the State Han
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
HOW THEY GET THERE.
The Way In Which Young People Como
TO Each Others Christian Names.


San Francisco Chroaiele
Did YOU ever listen to a young couple
working up to that point of affectionate IN
timacy at which they call one another oy
their Christian names?
at has been lovely party, hajn IT,
Miss JscksonY
Lovely, Mr.. wilkins" NJ.
81 have known you long time MISE
jackson" ,r.n
And have known you quite while. =
81 have often heard my sister speak o.
And my brother ia always talking about
you" ,h..
is he? l hear so much about you that
| feel quite at home with you" ,
ut is lovely night, isn't it, Mr. Will
klns2"
Beautiful. 1 think Filth is such
pretty name"
"Do your / don't like it.
Edith"
What did you say"
"Oh, nothing, was merely repeating
the name" ,,
QOD uhc dll AASh . AeHSSi
some. l like Phillip aud Ferdinand and
-"
What do you think Of George?
That's your name. George!
II beg your pardon"
"Oh, nothing l was only repeating the
name" ~.
What lovely night it is, isn't 1t, Miss
Edithg' 49,,
"Oh, there George wilkins, what did
you let me slip on that cobblestone for
Pom my word, l didn't do it Miss
Edith"
well, we are at home, or | am Mr..
George"
II am very sorry"
so am !. I'm 80 much obliged for
YOUR escort; I've had such lovely time.
And so have l.
Good night, Mr.. Wilkins.
Good night, Miss Jackson"
Good night"
Good night"
Good night-Edith."
Good night-George."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29

Tyg Psrkersburs business men are now
,..,o,;r,, u,,fb GREAT interest the prospect
-.,ou;u.,bo Or;o River railroad extended
.p:.. pr,oso,, The completion Of this
-. - IS ,,,so, ADVANTAGE in
- Tho ,soTIs oG that city, as
IN ,ba 80, along the Ohio.
-, III ,bo road will run
p.-L,br-,,s n-ominent
~. .bsv mean
I-.:o15 ..i,,bsy will Give the con-
Ou''u.'' .,.1 - and assistance
POI! 80 -.,L;.. c,,vo-l the road what
POs''''' y" .L.,;, o,5 ora a;s.
s,s, . - or,s-,,;.e may do. This
80 -; -, s,ir;, IA 20 bs com
-
g., 49,. vLoal;r.. Lao he interested
LN--,..-;,.ot,,;, ,,sd9 Should not
~ ~, c,N--T--os r,u,,,.-,, take the mat.
'.-..,..,;,a.,,;or nrt sac what can be
- -, ..o,n.,.,;c., the conpsuy &?
- ~, ',,,,,,,,;,r v,irb the towns along
-. 0,;, o,5 with the capital of our State
,,r-bse oras. convenience to
s,,;noss mon and peop!e in GENERAL
- -, ~ q, Great irpsr.ance in
-. -, ,;.v d jck means Of
'.-I "a .rarsror,o,ion would widen
=. s.r5 Of trade and increase the
sorss of onr merchants and man
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29

A. the last Of the Civil Service Com
mis,ioners has sent in his resignation
p.o,i5srt CLEVELAND is looking over the
fsI5 for the best men to ill their places
Il i said that while he has not determined
n,or who the men shall be, he has deter
r,insd ubat kind Of men they shall be
Tv, of the men are to De stauuch Demo
Gratis and one is to be a Republican. 1t Ii
sls, said tha. one Of the Commissioner
will come from the East one from tn
VS., epd one from the South.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29

From he shape things are assuming II
Iooss probable that there is again to oe
,ropble in the mining region Of the Hook
ing Valley. It is a bad time OF the year
70 think OF stepping work. With the WIN
Tar coming on and so many families with
80 little money boarded up, great deal o,
suffering is inevitable. All the interested
par,iss ought TO think we'll on the result
L.E,-a arFrry
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
THURSDAY, OCTOBER go, 1885.

MANI Of the Canadians who have cen
scieu,ious scruples against getting vaeei'
mated are in o dilemma When they at
temp, to run away to the United States
the authorities meet them and turn mem
back, if ,bey 20 back, the Dominion OH
Gals and the smallpox meet ihem-oae tn
vaccinste them and the other to put them
out Of the world.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
The GreCinn Army.

The army of Greece. which is said to
consist Of nine men aud an omnibus, will
be turned into base bsll club should it
prove unsuccessful in the approaching
Eastern war.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
Will Shakespeare save His Bacon :

When William Shakespeare was ap
pointed postmaster at Kalamazoo the
other day old IGnstius Donnelly tele
graphsd to the President: Hold on.
Some mistake about this. think that
can prove that Bacon is entitled TO the
ctfice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
Where lie Draws the Line

Careful students OF the baby kissing
question a. the White House have discov
cred one thing. The President kisses SONS
babies, but not all. lie draws the line al
the bows, which shows that Grover IS agood
deal ike other old bachelors
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29

Two plumbers got drunk the other day
in the cellar Of Prohiouionis: in Bellaire,
D. They were enabled to 60 so because
the Prohibitionist had failed to drink his
own liquors
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
The Folly of Filtration.
NJ orleans Pttrgm1s.

Every Irritation in which girl INDUCES
robs her OF certain amount Of innocence
and sweetness that cannot be replaced.
Married hirts are criminal, and not 10 be
tolerated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
How Very Strange.

Mr.. Blaine frantic efforts to telegraph
his heartfelt congratulations to John Sher-
man on the victory in Ohio continue to be
made at safe distance from any telegraph
station.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
Straws and Haystacks.

Ii does not much matter who carries our
foreign mails as long as our foreign trade
is confined TO foreign vessels. Why should
we quarrel aboutstraw and neglect to COZ.
slider haystacks2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
Commissioners Sale.

DY VIRTUE or A DfCEEE MADE ASD
ID entered by the Circuit Court Of ohio C"nr ~.
West NirEiIia, on the 9TH day Of tCtobr, 's'5 TO
a @ use IN cbauIery tJenin pending uboTein tal'
7. Brown, administrator OF the eslaIe OF william
Feay, decca cd, Is plaintiff ard sRrsh tesy ard
others Gre defendants, the undersigned sI'c.4
commissioner Will, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2sth, 1885.
ccmmt ncing at 10 O'Clock a. m. sell at pubic
ton, on the prem ses Ia the highest and best b,d.
der, the following described real etale, that ' -
say: OF humber three y OF WbetLams tuIErJ
OF the old teay farm which lot Is uouu dsd and De-
scribsd A. follows: BeginniIR alta hcch. or o.
TO the first and Ond JOS or tracts, thence 'crib
90 wet 8s % es Ia an apple tTeci IhenCcs E'h -
veet Is pos 10 ca he run aud road thence Sow q
the road north 2Gl vtst 20 ptl,s near AL els
liner &c north IS east % 10 ~ thu nee rurh =.
wet 81 poles thence % east I'll POLES TO h. Ifnu ~
John EIskinc's hrirs; thence along the tr'Eiur q
liue south CO., at 10 tho second balt; N,rOs
WITH tn line Of the tcoond trEct tou'h J., vut 3
poles; thence touth IS west II i-lO pole. 10 tire
place OF beginning, aud n'aiLing thtty acre
more or lee, aud being the tAne land VII ch M
COZ vey ed b. tho .sii William icsv hv fui"t FrAv
BY deed dated the 9th day ~ rrC,IgI"F lN.A, end
recorded IN the clerks oGice Of the County Court
OF Ohio O,Lty, Wet Nirgria. Sh.i INd lie, "h
Middle Wheeling creek, IN ohio CO.. uN, Wet VIZ
g!Dia, adjoining lands Of john tHsire's heirs aud
Others.
TRIMS OF SALE-Ons.hsIf In cash or daV o.
SALE and a. much moro a. The TufrbI'sT ay Hr
lire, the balance in one year Wl'f irie''ri ih'
purch4sr giving hi. notH With good acuri'' .n'
such deferred payment, ard the tile 10 'sid Ehi
TO be retained until tee pu chase none - a. 10"
bsen paid IN full. .; J. hh''" j.
Spedd C0mu obs.
hereby certify that bona With sood r.osr
has been given by tia above named sI'r!s. ''z.
oc2Si JOHn ". MICHEL, CO,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
For sale.

A TRACT OF VALUABLE LAND ON UHAr.
~ line Hill, within the city limits.
CONTAINS TBIRTY-TwO ACRES
The land lies well, Is rich and easily cultivated. ~
would make good market garden or be divid'diI9
desirable building lots.
For price and terms apply 10
Administrator for Estate OF Jas Carney
.neh M MARKET ,tr,et
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
Notice to Creditors.

i ceased.
In purpuance Of decree OF the Circuit Court Of
Ohio county " est Why pis made in a ca Use there
IN pending, - sutiCct Tie rea! estate Of the 'ad
reQuir. TO pre,tn, your claims against The es'ate
OF the ,aid James Ly IL for Adjudication 10 joseph
L Paull, Commissioners. 81 his Cfbce, No 1920
ChapliIe ,treet in the city Of wheeling, Chic
county, Wee; Virginia on or before TUESDAY, tic
oath cay OF ECvembe', l"s5.
Witness. John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of sold court
JNO. ". MITCHELL,
ociSoavy Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29

Notice to l len Holders.

ITO ALL PERSONS HOLDING LIENS BY
i Judgment or otherwhe on the re, estate, or
any part thereof, OF Henry Jones snd samuel T.,
jones, or either Of them.
In pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Ohio CoUnto, Psst Virginia, made In cause
therein pending TO sub ect the real estate OF The
said Henry Jones and OF the sail samuel I Jones
70 the satisfaction OF the liens thereon, you are
hereby required 10 present all cla ms held by you
and escl Of you against tho said hel ~ Jores and
the said samuel C. Jones, or either OF them, which
are liens on their real estate or any part tAereof
for adjudication to me- at my Office, No. 1920 hap
line street. in the city Of Sheeliug, Ohio county,
ives; virsiuia on or before Wednesday, the 18th
day Of November, 1855.
1855 JOSEPH 4. PAUL.,
oclsoaul Commissioner,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
Tax. Notice.

OFFICE OF CITY COLLECTION, PUBLIC BrILpISG,
WHEELING, October 18TH 1885
Notice Is hereby given that tue city tax bills Tor
1855 are nos ready, and will be due and payable
on the trst Monnay In November. All persons
who shall pay all their taxes on before the rst
day Of December will be entitled TO discount OF
Ier cent on city tax. AL tax on cal estate not
paId within thirty days after the same shall have
become due and payable, shall rear interest from
and after the piration Of sueh thirty days at the
rate Of 10 per cent. per snnum until paid.
ocl9rs VI. c, CRAWFORD, City Collector,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
Ladies, Attention
WHEELING PAPER WAREHOUSE,
ROBINSON, FARiS q co.

Manufacturers and DsSlen In every variety O. 20
PER. No. lG7 MAXI sTkELi,
Telephone, al. Wheeling, Wa
Hlsa ct cash pnce paid Tor sss', ParG MG ~
ookL E,''N
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
Bad Advice for Rioters.

Ns'rDH FIRE. Press.
Cincinnati last riot WAS in the neigh
borhood of the Jail fit "a to have an
other one it should be held in front of the
the Newspaper offices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-06

Swift's Specific curod me Of rheu natism
three month ago. after my physicians had
exhausted their remedies without Civ ny ro-
lief. u. p. Goodyear, Atty at Law, Bruins
Wick, Ga.
have cen affi ioted with rheumatism near
! ly forty years, and few bottles OF Swift's
Specific cured me 1t is God-send t. the
suffering. J. y. Walter, Thompson, Ga.
have been entirely relieved Of severe RI eu.
matlsm in my right arm by the use OF Swift's
Specific and passed through last winter
without relapse. sidney Herbert, Ed. So.
| Cultivator, Atlanta. Ga.
TWENTY YEARs.-I had been sufferer
from rheumatism twenty years: WAS reduced
to a SIX oleton could hardly get bout, even
on crutches. Swifts Specific has cured me
sound and well. Mrs. Ezra Mershon, Macon,
Ga.
Swift's Specific has relieved me Of rheu-
matism which at one time threatened To
stop nv ministerial work. Kew. W. a. Kirk,
Cross Plains, Ala
Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 8. At
anita, Ga, or lb9 W. I'D street. New York