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Old Enaland 0utdone.
Sonny TENN Nov. 3. ]

SoDDY, Tenn, Nov. 8, 1884.
I have had a bad ulcer, or running sore,
for 20 years, which no doctor has ever
been able to heal. I was afflicted before
leaving England, and the doctors over
there could not cure me. For some time
I have been using B. B. B., and the
effects astonish every one, and / enclose
several pieces of bones which it has
worked out. My health is rapidly i'm
proving, ulcers nearly all healed, and I
am far better than / have been in 20
years. will send you certificate soon.
MRS. JENNIE WILLIAMS,
Near Chattanooga, Tenn.
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"Lone Star State. {"

DEXTER, TEXAS, June 16, 1885.
- One of our customers left his
bed for the first time in six months, after
using only one bottle of B. B. B. He
had scrofula of terrible form, that had
resisted all other treatment. B. B. B.
now takes the lead in this section.
LIEDTKE BROS.
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Bucklen's Arnaca Salye.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblainss,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by Hill Bros, Ander.
son. S. @.
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Bacot's Best Liver Pills for Vertigo
and DvspepSia,

J.T. McGunsey & Co., Fonto Flora, N C.,
saws: One of our customers, Mr.. Wesley
Conley, has suffered with vertigo for two
years. After trying the best physicians
without obtaining any relief, he says one
box of your Pills has almost entirely cured
him. Our friend, Mr.. Adolphus Browning,
has;suhered for years with the dreadful dis.
ease dyspepsia, and after using one box OF
your Pills says he cannot be without them
and orders another box. For sale by all
dealers in medicine. Sample package free
at HILL BROS. Drug Store.
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1t is said woman never quite for.
gets the man who has once asked her
hand in marriage. Nor does man ever
quite forget the woman whose. hand he
has asked in marriage-unless it is gain
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= The largest church in Washington,
D. O., is the colored Methodist Church
on M. street, between Fifteenth and Six.
teenth streets. 1t seats $500 people, and
all but 900 of the cost, $116,0O has
been paid.
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- She: 81 don't like my bonnet now
that I've got it. 1t doesn't match my
hair at all.n, He: "You ought to have
thought. Of that before you bought it."
She: "My bonnet?" He: mo, your
hair"
"A Man in New York committed
suicide by pushing a handkerchief down
his throat With long ruler,
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On 100000 of gold sent from New
York to London there is loss by friction
of from 500 to $3.50.
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= Evil thoughts are worse enemies
than lions and tigers, for We can get out
of the way of wild beasts. Keep your
hearts full of good thoughts, that bad
thoughts may not find room.
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= You always hear of the man who
draws tho big prize in a lottery, but You
hever meet him.
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-. A IoDg-contiuued drought has 80
rlousl7 injured crops In the West.
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"MOTHER'S FRIEND
MrzsCHILD-BIRTH EASY

The time has come at last when
the terrible agony incident to this
very critical period in q woman's
life can be avoided. A distinguish
cd physician, who passed the
greatest portion of her life (orty-
four yea rs) in this branch Of prac.
tlce, left to collaborating woman
this priceless legacy and llfc-say-
ing appliance, "rHE MOTHERS
FRIEND" and to-day there arc
thousands Of the best women in
our land who, having used this
wonderful remedy before c0nfne-
mcnt, rise up and call his name
blessed.
Wo can prove all We claim for it
by liring ,ciinesscs, and anyone in
tcrested can call, or have their
husbands do so, at our Office and
see the original letters, which We
cannot publish.
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rIn LLItll,inr..of an Lnmb.

Tao wool.gtoRera OF the country hay1
ask,l Congress to restore the wool tariff
oil 1857 They Lave made out astrous
case spl have been hoping for relief
Now comes the DGmocratiC Admints!fs'
ton a1tiug Congress to pssa 9 bill simply
putting wool or The free liet, Why wool
mora than iron, coal, OF any Other article
ueol which a duly Ia ieviedY
Tho answer is not difficult! to find, Wool
10 not protected by q compact, sEillfully
managed organization, "a other industries
av,. When tho Treasury Department
p'9posel to Gu. down the protection on
iron ore by laying tic duty on the or0in
It's dde gtstc, the moirtura having been
expressed, sso with what IN array Of 0b'e
MA tho Department il bc8eiRed. Wool
growers tail: organization hui they do not
orgRaz,. In WpUt Nirsinip, Tor example,
they have 2 1kelet1n association, but thers
ia no flesh on it and no blood in it. In
Pennsylvania the ease ia little better.
The Democratic politicians think it sale
to pu. upou tho wool-SroSers, because
the wool.growers do not make themselves
seou and heard and felt at Washington.
We do not ystderpNir OF the wool growers.
They will losrD, but tho COS: OF tuition
ia this rugged Cchool oil experience will
Ia HIGH.
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Washington Critic
II happened in a hotel no. far from the
Treasury building, He was man Of GER
ious intentions and numerous attentions,
and she wss rich and wedsble, Ga Mon
day night he wAa there, aud they sat in
the hall under the stairway, II wss a
nook for lovers. There wasn't soul in
light, and he thought his golden OPP.
nortunity was at hand, Down he Hoped
on his knees and Clagpad her hand,
Dear one" he Whispered, not very loud
but loud enough, " have loved you with
the whole strength aud Hrdor Of q mana
nature when it Is roused by all that Ia
pure and good and lovely in woman, and
can no longer restrain my pent'up feel
iuls. must tell you what ia in my heart
and tell you that never yet has woman
heard ilon my lipB the secrets that are
tbrobbing end" Just then ruatle was
heard on the Btsirs above them, and u
cord fastened TO q thread swung down and
daog!ed not two inches from the lovcI'a
nose. Ouit werethese p0rtentlouaworda:
~ am RomethinO Of q liar myself" Then
tia awful truth flashed upon him, and he
tlod. Az he went out Of the door sixteen
girs az tho head Of the stairs seat sixteen
laughs out into tho dark night air alter
him. He makes no love in hotels now.
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nrInrn IIriorc 40 EoslIIgnt..

Speaking Of reform, ons Of th> New
York theatres has made bold dash
which entities the manager TO monu'
ment. Tbs memorial should DO III bronze,
representing pls Of wom,u'6 hats and
bonnets OF tho architecture Of the closing
yeard Of the nineteenth century. In after
yeNs the tourist, looking upon tho novel
thing, would declare the head.gear to be
oil impo siblo height and breadth in any
period Of any civilized society, but II The
game were worth the candle the doubt.
ing Tourist ctuld easily be confronted
with isshion plate Of 1856
Tho pioneer whose dreds, not yet
crowned with succctg, VIZ are ainging in
our best December voice, has Get apart a
cloak room, provided It with female al
tondant, and put up sign notifying his
patrons that the hats, bonnets and wraps
OF ladies will be checked ard well Csrsd
for during the performance. On the first
night Of the experiment the checks gave
out, go numerous were tho iespontes to
this thoughtful bit Of the managers en-
terpriac. Tho house is raid to have PIE.
aentod more than Usually agreeable ap.
pearance, and tho number Of those who
could gee tho stage VEG, oil course, largely
increased.
Everybody rays tho experiment ought
to DO BuCctBsiul; all tho mGnOSers hcpeit
may DO, but most OF them shake their
heads in doubt. One Of tho moct cbserv.
ing Oaid: "Their hRtS and bonretD coat
too much-thsy won't leave them in tho
cloak ioom." II We could induco the
der onos to pay less for their head furnish.
inys perhaps that might help,
II bare heads can DO made fashionable
the problem will hayo been solved. 9th.
erwiao we must expccti TO see men march.
Ing gravOly and bravoly down tho aislo
armed with ptep.ladders, Patience is
nearly exhausted, and there are detOr.
mined men who arc bound tosee the play.
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G.lle 4satGltaa2lAtE
;.,IrIIINi1- ~ ~. .nECENInER 0, lsst


President McCosh, Of Princeton sug-
pesss that before the athletic season oil
1887 opens tho seahoard cOllcgeO shall
NEE! by Representatives "4nd agree on
some simple restrictions which will ad'
init OF our resolving nll the benefits
w5ich may no had from manly exercise
Of which Wa highly approve, without
their incidental evils" He mentions
the evils OF loGkeying, batting and drink
Ing,
The rapid ircre'rs al these evils in con-
neotlon with college games has not been
uanotieed by parents, many Of whom are
unwilling to subject their sons to ouch in
nu .acss. Tho college authorities are NO
ignomnt Of the situation, and OF the stesdJ
drill. in q bsd direction. Unless they Ge'
that college Dpors ara Ga morally harm
less aq they ara physically heslthIul
tia great institutions Of leaning are des
tlnll to see falling of in attendance
Young men are beset with tempta!ion
enolgh al college and si.er they leave col
lego. Their temptations ought not to b
added to by consent Of the college admin
inkrstiOn
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Mr.. ]. j. Baynp, 90 Lake Avenue,
RoChester, N. Y, will Tell you II you
write, enclosing stamp, that this wonder.
iul story ia true: "In 1882 was taken to
the Clifton SPRING. Sanitarium, in a most
doplorable condition, with congestion Of
liver, constant cold hands aud feet, rush.
ing Of blood to the head, purple apotn on
my face, and my skin was as yellow as q
lemon, Tho sliRhteBt food could not be
taken, without such distress and spRsmH
TINT my FCIeamB could be heard a long
distance. had pIolapsus very severely,
proIuse leucorhW1, and uterine ulCera.
ton 30 that could not wear supporter.
The doctors sGid that had the worst case
they ever Baw. In two months | lost 40
pounds Of flesh, and suffering all tho time
from intense headGchep, and unable to
obtain sleep, while cold, clampy sweata
would break out over myhcdy frequently.
Under the operation OF Warmers sale cure
my skin cleared up and began 10 gain
ileah, and wac 8blO 10 walk one full milo.
Ny case created such an interest at the
sanitRrum that Warmers saio cure has
since been prescribed for itB patients with
good results. | never was 30 healthy In
NV life"
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It Took shape at Last.


HhShihl'0h PoS''
"Why, Charley, how awIully you look
this morning You look sick" N am
not we'll, Julia; 1 alept scarcely whole
hour all night methinks. rolled rest.
lessly on my couch" "What caused II,
brotner2 Have you any deep seated,
tronbla2 Conlde In rue. What is h0I
name?' "No; it's blamed conundmm.
loving lister mine. 1t has haunted me,
md it will not take shape, Why isG -"
"TAko time, OhareB; knoI how dlsires'
sing such things sometimes Gro. II 10 like
getting . bean In your car. Don't hurry"
"Welt--thanEg, ConDiderate creature
Why ia thG--why is "a compounds
with criminal Ike the Quaker'B first
trade with the Indians2 Their, It's born,
at lpRtp "Dear boy, congratulate you
but | can't think why Quaker trading
with criminal Ia liHe q -" mo, no;
don't break 1t oil up again. Why is a
compromise with q criminal like the
Quaker's frat trade with the IndiansP"
"Giye it up, Charley; why 10 it2" "Be.
Observation-Disclosures one is compound.
Ing felony, and the other is Penn found.
ipg Colonyp "There, child; thar will
do for this week. Now you 80 and lie
down aud l will put q ad.and.milk
poultice OH the back Of your neck"
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

The Grange crop has been dead failure
IL LouisiauG.
A man in OolumbuH, lad, hGa caught
an Arctic snowy owl.
There ere but four lawyers In the Con-
neCtiCut Legislature.
Ono New York lady lays cut 500 year
on items for pet dog.
Snow Is lying two and one-hslf feet
deep in portions Of New Hampshire.
A keen Charlestnnisn Is selling samples
Of earthquake sand for twenty-five CENTS
In Lehigh county, Pa, turkeys are
driven to market in drOVes like cattle,
The average yearly expenditure per
man Of the class Of $50 at Amherst College
viSSBS9.
II. Peter jenkins, Of Buffalo, recently
made ten wills. After his death oil Of
them Wero offered Tor probate.
The total Prohibition vote poled this
year was about $4,000, or nearly double
that cast for st, John in 1881,
There ia q blind boy in Brooklyn who
takes dictatlon on q type writer lsster
than any known expert in the possession
OF good 'eyesight.
Flowing ind skating are both going or
in North Dakota. The weather this fall
has Deen 10 dry that the frost cannot gel
into the ground, 1t being thus left loose TO-
Tie pillow.
California Ia said 10 have sant 1000
tons Of grapes TO the East this season, Tit
total crop Is estimated at l7S,OOO tons
worth on Rn.Rvsrags $50 per tons $780,
600 in the aggregate.
November is declared by tho sigma
Service observer at st. Paul, Mimi, 4
, have been colder in the Northwest thai
1.-The average for the same month for 2!
years by two aud ons-hslt degrees,
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W. II. Rhodes, 1lS Il. Gay streot, Go.
lumbus, o., in 1870, was taken III with
pAlpitation and neuralgia OF the heart,
consequent on diaeased kidneys. "Hor.
rible dyspepsia" also afflicted him. He
spent hundreds Of dollars tor reliofin vain.
He took,60 bottles Of Warmers safe cure
and was fully restored 10 hoslth, gaining
70 pounds while using that great remedy.
Write him and enclose a stamp. He'll
toll you the welcome story.
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Il. Evans, president Of the Lumber Tx.
change Bank, TonRwandn, N. y, writes:
january 10, 1855, was entirely prostrRt.
ed, AMI was reduced from l7G 10 l2D lbs.
| thought had Inflammation Of the largo
bowel. The pain was relieved only by
morphine forced under my skin. My
doctor treated me for Inflammation and
Cstarh Of tho bowels, IN affection syihps.
thetlC with disorder Of the left kidney. |
had disLreBsing pain, with night sweats,
and could keep nothing OH my stomach,
especially liQuidF, and wig intensely
thirsty. Feb. 10 ] was in intense agony
with pain in my left kidney. then be.
gan WarnOr'B safe euro. In 20 minuteB /
was relieved. ! rBiuged tho DOCTORS med.
iClneB thereafter finally passed large
stone from tho bladder, then my rsi1s
ceagGd, II you write Mr.. Eyaus, enclose
STAMP for reply.
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A New Klar In wsadlav pro,spt'

Dgirol Ffa PrEh,
80 hlisa Blank is narrlsd2" he In
quiIsd. "Yss,n II heard that her father
gave her check for slOOOOT eyes, he
did, "Was It good for anythingF
swell, that's the point that puzzles every;
body who wss there. They were all
rrowdipg around to see hit was certified
when she held il aloit and exclaimed
"Dear father, these diamonds are
enoughW She touched it TO the gss, aud
away It went. think it's a new kinki
aud one intended to save the old man."
A new bonnet Is called THE Stork y II
Ia probably accompanied by long bill.
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Tho best balva IN the world Tor cuts,
bruises, eOTes, .uloOrs, salt rheum, fever
eptee, letter, chAppod hands, ChllblainE.
cgrng, and oil bEin 0ruptionl, and posi.
lively ruteb pllN, or no pay required, Il
iH guaranteed 10 RlyO perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded, Price 70 CenlS peF
box, For sale BY Logan 4 %.
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Sp,ctRI 1Gtlsrs.
a GARD.

To!aIl who are suffering from. the enron and In
dlsaretlonS Of youth, nervous weakness, carly de-
cay loss Of manhood, etc., will send recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE, This great
remedy was discovered by missionary In South
America, Send SelEGddnSsed envelope 70 the
Rev. Joseph 4, IpmGu, Station D, New York City
RslTThBAW
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b. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes that he YVES
sariouBly sHllCted with servere cold that
BCltl0d on bis lunga had tried many rem.
edies without benefit. Being induced
To Try Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption. did 80 and was entirely cured
by uso Of a iow bottles. Since which time
he Las used Il In bis family for all Coughs
aud COlds with best results. This 10 the
experiuCo Of thousandg whose lives have
been Faved by this Wonderful Discovery.
Store,
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Mrs Clara with slgh)-Do you know,
Mr.. FeatEerly, that for some unknown
reason | feel very blue tonight Mr..
FeNtherly (Anxious to say the proper
thing, but somewhat at a loes)-WCll-er
Miss CLARA, blue, you know, 10 very be.
coming TO your complexion.
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tho children. They are especially liable
to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group, Whoop-
Ing Cough, oiC. We guarantee ACkers'
English Remedy a positive cure. Itsavss
hnura Of anxious watching. Sold by Lo-
gan Il %. and o. Menkemeller, 4
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WEDDING GIFT@
&Eal Estate.
FOR SALE.

A de,rAb'C residence at Dolel bottom, on thI
llnO o. thePt W. d KY, II. H., II miles from
Wheeling, consisting Of q now frame hOuEc and
twelve acres Of landi will exchange for dclrablI
city property.
Desirable 4 !, GEs. sS,; g,s'pS,tY II No. is and
business house aud dwelling, No. 1894 MRrkO
tfpet, gfonnh 50 iGGt 'front.' running back 1S2 feet
No. 7l9S Market a., Sl,t0O
O.6a Virginia Bt,
Mig back All equal Width 10 tho river. Wlll sol
" q whole Or O6e.hali,
No, ~ Maryland Al,
No. lSlD Jacob A.
No. 10 Sixteenth al, S2tt0
No, q 1hlttoenil SL
No, QlB MoGullOCh "
No, 22I7 Iof II.
NJ, 1901 WOOdsGt
No. 2llV ghapllreSL, l1foomG Gfound q icSl
'front.' running 70 ALLEY, CAti be bought for SlBtO,
no 2l0 MAln bh
No. 2dBa hAinE
No, $3.50 Main II.
No, 2ilB MatkelSL
Ward,
4 building site, fronting n feet on Nineteenth
Mget running back 10 alley 10, can bJ bought for
deslnblG pieces Of property on Charles street.
A General AiS,tYhandIse Store At llAttun, u h. a
aud location No, l. THIS IL 4 hnV OfOtllhR iCT a
EDOd bus tpAl mani
ron RENT.
business house No, lll7 Vain stteCl.
HtIte tOltp, No. lY2l MaftOtSifVel,
No. Ito EOi IT., 0.CO,
No la seventeenth N, eIb1,
No. l,b II VenlScnth All tUOmE, 500
No. y TWeiilj'f0VOhlh street, roo nj 500
40 llgi MARKET y bugiIll' hOuss aud dwelling.
For other property aud iutihlf RiOdnAli0ii, IA.
qultU Of
JAMES AZ HENRY,
Rsal ELAtO Agent Collector, and Notary Pablo
does ones No, iGi0 AAttVl street.
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There Ia ono Recommendation for buck.
wheat eriddle CRkeu ag an article Of diet.
They GRO always round II you want them.
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Mrs j. T. Rlohoy, Sol l.h Avenue,
Louisville, Ky, wsB g confirmed invalid
for eleven yeaia, daily expecting death.
Doctors pronounced her trouble to DO
neuralgia, fAnRlO complaints and every
other known disease. For montha her
left sidO was pRralyzsd. Cduld neither
cat, Sleep nor walk, flnnlly the doclors
gave hbr up. She thon began to uso War.
rer'B safe cure, md November lS, 1855,
she wrote II am ~ we'll to-day m when u
ultl, aud feel about lwenly yeat5 younger.
Warmers naie cute has WORKED q mltaala
in my case" MfU llchey will glSdly Oil.
Bwsr stamped Inquiries,
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A girls pug dog can't take her 10 the
opera, and yet she often laviBhes more at.
lection on him than che does on her truly
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Tho Ehgliah Government has purchased
q large, numbsr Of Mexican saddles for
use in the English cavalry service,
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sChWppoDS'edt says ho can! see that
bonnetB arc any higher this fail than
usual. He never got any, no fayp, for let6
than SO.
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u. z. . Q. railroad.

sLCaye Bellare at gcoa. m. for wOOdsaeld and
ERn6Sville.
Leave BellalrO at 1850 p. m. for woodsaRld and
eummerlled.
Leave BellAira at 1885 p. m. for WcodsHCld.
Arrive at DGllaire at 1918 nm from summerfeld,
$3.50 p. M, for ZGnesvillC, S:25 m. for WoodSGed,
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X. v. MQadUr, 4 10 yoRrold boy in
Allen county, Kentucky, weighs 25l
pounds,
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Close connection made on all tralnS-B, z, & O
Il, r., q. & II. Il. r, and y d ORB.
Extra trips on Shot notice.
JAME5 i, CAMPBRLL, Captain,
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TRAYELERS' GUIDE.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TIsAlEs-on and after May 30, lsS5--ExPLA-
NATION or llRFEREHCG MARKS. eDaily. tsuudRy
exOeptod. MONDAY excepLeA-Mheellng Time:
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Esal ElAtO Agent Collector, and Notary Pablo
does ones No, i6ia MARKET street.