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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-05-08
Ballard's Horehuond Syrup.

A single bottle of Billiards. Horehound
Syrup kept about your house for imme-
date use will prevent serious sickness, q
large doctor bill, and perhaps death, by
the use of 8 or 4 doses. For curing con-
sumption its success has been simply
wonderful, and for ordinary coughs, colds,
sore throat, Group, whooping cough, sore
chest, hemorrages its effects are sur
prising and wonderful Every bottle
guaranteed. 81. j. lille, Agent, Wa
Keeney, Kansas. s
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-05-08

Cooper, the cripple, did some land
Office business for fellow the other day.
The work came to eleven dollars. Before
the man who hired it done got through
with it, it was piled up to SITS. That
is, he started west along the railroad
track without having paid the bill.
Sheriff Baker caught him out about
eight miles, and returned to town with
him.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-05-08

Mr.. Thomas Donnell, of Waverly,
this state, was pleasant caller yesterday
morning, in company with his late towns
man-ours now-Wm. Gourley. Mr..
Donnen is inspecting western Kansas,
with view to developing what he will
think of it.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-05-08
DEATHS DoINGs.

DIED.-At the family residence, In
Quinter, Cove county, at 6 O'Clock Satur.
day evening, May !, 1886, Lizzie Baby Ba.
ker, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Baker,
aged 2 years, 6 months and % days.
The child was attacked first by measles
These were followed by q complication Of
diseases which resulted in the death Of q
very lovable and beloved child. The 10
mains of the gentle one were brought "a
Wa-Keeney by Monday mornings fast
train, that train, contrary to its custom,
hating long enough to be boarded by
twenty-five persons who formed the escort.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-05-08

Mr. VIM. B. Alsop, from York state,
in company with his brother, J. E., was
caller yesterday morning. He is tax
ing q look at our country to see how he
will like It. 4
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-05-08

Ben Jackson's blacksmith shop has
been moved bodily to . location on
Washington street. just south Of A. b.
Mumert's shOD.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-05-08
MONEY TOLOAN.

We have money on hand to loan
on lands at 8 per cent. interest for
long or short time. Come and see
us. WnsoH, MURRAY & Co.
373-H
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-05-08

David Arbuckle, the new City De-
livery man, gives each business man a
red flag, with Instructions to hoist it on
his premises when he wants draying
done. This Is business.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-05-08

County Treasurer Kelly wants to sell
q milk COW. His notice OF the fact sp-
pears in the "For Sale" department..
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-05-08
FOR SALE.

The best pair Of horses In town,
wagon and harness, Flying Dutch
man pillow, corn cultivstor, pony,
COW, and brood sows, also some good
|shoats. c. II. PAUL..
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-05-08
TREeo COUNTY TRAcINes.
Served up BY The "WorIds Rust''ns
Reporters.
CoLLYER CARVINGS.

o, ?. lA1rDoAD THE fABLl
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-05-08

A hsavy stosm hsee hon The northwest,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-05-08

A big buggy shed lie an addition to
Kershaw's livery stable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-01

Ina very htropg speech ut "e!lhburg
the other night, Hon, John A, Campbell
Of Hancock, devoted few moments I'
showing what kind Of projections
Judge Brsnuon is The picture 10 vel
drawn. let US sce how We like it;
Judge Brannon is u protcctionist' liz
cla,ms 10 favor protection f9r the ilumedl
ala industries vi Wet Virgins, az ccal
iron and wool. But he lnseS tins dec!"i'
alton with tho unqualified assertion INA
he layors tho repeal oil the duiy on sugar
that great staple OF tho South, which hi
claing brings into the United States
TTensury the magnificent kum q S02,UJ'
O1tl nor annum. In this position ho Ii
EInorlarly anomalous and indeleLslbIe
No tariff bill can become q law in this
country which merely favoIs protection
for the industrial interest0 Of one email
section, and ignores thu varied and multi
piled demands Of all others.
When the Republican party waSr under
this law, laying the foundation oil the
superb system OF industrial Development
1t beheld the South devastated and De-
stroyed by the war--ils lair field lay
waste, It's rich and fertile plantations
abandoned, and ito industliea destroyed
its people disheartened with the msgnan
unity OF a heroic coBQueror-it threw
around her great staple the fostering care
Of ito protective policy, until Ito aggregate
wealth is greater to-day than at any other
period in its history. All this Judge
Brannon would vote to destroy.
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n, B sLOIT Of ohio County,


tits not q lelvid eulogy OF General toH
N saw that IN his speech Of Saturday
nIobt he completely showed the faIIacy Of
Judpe Brannoua speech oil Friday night
General Colt 10 q better speaker thar
,Jndue Brsnnon, and he 10 on tho iish'
aldo Of The ts,il questionable QUESTION o.
the bread and butter CT tbs people Oh ibis
country, 49,,
The isrELLldgNcRR has said before, anc
ia Obliged to Guy sgain, intending no un'
Kindness to Judge BIannOn, that W he II
not informed on the tariff question; e.
his inclination ia on the free trade side
II elected, Jutgo BEannon would g
into the Democratic caucus, OF course, anf
the Democratic caucus is against q prolsc
five tariff. He would vo.o for John Il
Carlisle for speaker, and Mr. Carlisle IS 81
able aud distinguished !rcc trader IL
would conselt to have Mr.. Morrison {"
tho head OF the Wpya Fnd Means commit
tee. and Mr. Morrison agrees with MI
OsTlIgle On the tariff question. Judge
Brapnon Ia rot tie nnn 10 represent thu
First Congressional D!etric, OF WtLt Viz
glnIa, and our opinion ID that he VIII no'
he placed in that embarraIring pos'Iion'
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TIE OPENING MUSICALE
OF the season Of ISSG.si at iii. lie Chant
Academy,

OF the season Of lSSO.si at Slt. de Ciinntnl
Academy.
UnequAlsd in the anDalO oil this Acsd'
envy will be the musical roCitAlB Of tho
year iSsO.s7, II tho high AttNlnmenta oil
the pupils be any criterion. Three as
piranlB for graduation on tho piano OtC
With each other in finish oitschrQuiO aud
truth Of Interpretation, ns we'll as In tho
beauty Of their selections, and when il Is
remembered that In the long list Of nc.
complained plhnists given to tho world
by this institution, but ihteo have 70.
ceived 0 graduating medal, some idea
may DO formed Of the iafe treat In Blore
for q limited but RpprCClRtiyB audience.
From the vocal Department. too, much
pleasure is anticipated, for Though at
present II possesses but few advanced pu'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-01

You ore feeling depressed, your appetite
Is poor, you are bothered with headache
sou are RdgetIy, nervous, aud generally
out Of sorlS, and want to brace up. braet
up, but not with btimulAnLs, spring medl'
Cines, or bltters, which have for their basis
very cheap, bad whisky, and which stlmu
ate you for an hour, and then leave you
in worse condition than before; VIVA
you want Is an Alternative that will purify
-FOUR blood, start healthy action Of Live
md Kidneys, restore your vitality, snc
i've renewed health and strength. sncl
! medicine you will find in Electric Bit
tsra. ap4 only 30 Gsnts q bottle ~ Logan
& Co.'s Drug Store,
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GENElINE CORR lN OON0I!Ess.


A NilaGtntcmCnt C"rteCt'I-A LIttlO dodge
that Won't Work.
TJhe Editor Of ne: LHteitgeNer.
sIR:-The following letter was fer
wa-ded to the Eolk,JlaH to-day with the
ryqueat that it be published. Will you
also please publish it and oblige,
W. ]. W. CowDES, Chairman.
O. G.,scorlrLD, Secretary.
Enron VoLKsDLATT:-In your Issue Of
Yesterday you say that "Gen. GOT was
the only member Of the Committee up.
pointed by Congress, who recommended
the submission Of the prohibitoiy amend
ment to vote OF the people,"
We desire to correct you in this, and
thu whole thing is a matter OF record.
dan Golf never recommended the sub.
mission Of q prohibitOry amendment by
ConVreeu, and no BuCh amendment was
aver before Congress 10 receive either
ths vote or recommendation Of any one.
What constitution would Congress pre-
Aume to amend? Wept Virginia or any
other State7 Congress has no such
power. Would sho amend tie Federal
Constitution2 That can only DO done by
the Legislatures Of tho several States.
YOU also say In the came article that
Mr.. Scott introduced into tho PNrkerSburg
conference resolution iRVotlng the sub
mission OF an amendment to the CoDstt.
tuition OF this state. AS the name Of Scott
isR very common one you would have
exhibited better spirit Of fairness and
Candor II you had given the initials Of tho
real gentleman whom you meant. The
name OF tho gentleman you mention is
Charles +. Scott, Of patkersburg, and not
n, d. Scott, OF Wheeling, who was not
present at that conference, which omlg-
sion Of the initials was evidently to mig
lead the uninlOrmed.
We are surprised that The lOikSbldH
and the ReOitler, which copied tho article,
should presume upon the intelligence Ui
their readers In publishing such stuff II
10 only done 10 create a prejudice which
Of Itself 10 sufficient 10 induce intelligent
people 10 favor q constitutional amend.
inent limiting the efforts Of partisan cd.
itors from imposing upon Tho credit Of
their readers.
". j. W. CowbEN, co,,,,,,,,,
o. q. SCoFiELD, NV''"'''S''
Wheeling, Oct 70, 1888.
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LYouthrul / Indulgence

in perpIciops practices pursued in solitude,
Ia most startling GAUGE Of nervous and
Cenersl debility, lack Of selt-Confdence
and will power, impaired memory, de.
lpondsuCy' aud other attendants o.
wrecked manhood, Suaerers shouI9 adj
dress, with 10 cents iu stamps, for large
illustrated treatise, pointing out unIalling
means Of perfect cure, Worlds Diapenssry
Medical Association, G63 Main Street, Bull
lalo, N. Y. oct y " saI&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-01

TuoraASDs Of cases Of consumption are
cured every year by ACkeI's celebrated
Ep4lish Remedy, II is u guaranteed
preparation. II 1t does not he p you, u
viii coat you nothing. Try it. A single
dose will show its good effect. TTla!
bottles 10 cents, at Logan & Co.'s and
Charles MenkemsllelB.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-01

IruAs been recommended by State su'
perintendent OF Echoola Morgan, thai
Friday afternoon, November IL, be OBJ
served by the schools Of the State Ga Al
6or Day, and that shade and ornamental
rees be- planted about the buildings and
oot appropriate literary exeEcISeS bt
held,
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CArr. JonNsoN,s CASE.


| Why General Sheridan Unsupported of tho
Court Martial Finding.
WARRINGTON, Oct, 2O.-The proceedings
Of the Court Martial convened In thiG city
for the trial Of Capt. VIM. S. johnson,
U. s. Army, retired, have been msdo pub.
lC Captain Johnson was tried on charges
OF duplicating bis pay accounts, and the
Conit Martial rendered a verdict Of not
guilty. Lieutenant General Sheridan, who
reviewed the proceedings, cot aside this
verdict, however. In his endorsement he
sayB that tho Court should have al.
United evidence touching the character
Of tho nCCused. The Lieutenant General
further says: ....
"IhAt the accused admitted tho execu.
ton OF two sets OF vouchers for his pay for
tho came month, is shown by the record
and the evidence also show that he al.
lowed these vouchDrs 10 pass beyond his
ConliOl, 60 that both were presented and
paid. While II appears that tho accused
mAdo certain private arrangements with
tho persons holding his vouchers, yet the
United States waB no party thereto, and
was In no manner bound by them and
although there may hayo been eXlenuat-
Ing circumstances and the overdowr pay
was refunded, II nevertheless remains that
the Government was exposed to fraud
ior which Captain johnson cannot DO held
excusible. The proceedings finding an
Arquillal In the case Of Captain William
.. johnson, U, y, Army, retired, are dis.
Approved,
Tho release Of tho accused from arrest
has been ordered and the court martial
dissolved, This action Of the Lieutenant.
General in disNpprovlng tho findings Of
tho court arqnltlipg the accused, is Baid to
DO RlnosG without precedent In the admin.
lslTnlion Of military Justice, although hero
can DO no donbig rs 10 lie legality. The
atCusUd stands almost In the same posi-.
ton lie occupied before trial, although no
cannot 10 again tried iot the Banu offence,
tt
Headquarters Tor shoes ol every dOscrlp.
ton, al BLoND's,
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sptrlal 9ntlee&.

FITs,--AIl Fits stopped free BY Dr. Kl!ae's Grea
Nerve Ises,oIer. No Fits alter GiSt days use Mar
yelous cures Treatise and s. W trial bottle free x
slt cases Send to Dr. Kline, 9Sl Arch ST. Phila, Pa
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eATuRnAY. ocroRER 80, lsss,


commencing at O'Clock ?. m, tho undersigned
Spgt lal commissioners viii sell at public auction
Il the float door Of the Court House OF said county
tho following described piece or parcel o. Btnundr
situated III Ohio County, IN the sLSt0 OF West Viz
Iluil, on tho National i.lRd at the extrenu end OIL
the leld tylGg gslE OF the Fulton Paper Mill, and
bounded @ follows: BEGINNING Ut the north
western corner u said hsld, thguca south twenty
eight and u half degTee1 west iUTlyOnc poles, ten
M n 10 S.OIO, on Tho bank OF Wheeling Greek
thence NORTH lUtly.sCVGN and fourth degrees west
dive poles and twenty one INKS " StOnei thence
north tW6ntyelyht and 4 hall degrees cast forty
one poles 70 a stake at the fence oy sGid road
oA6t kiH poles aud twenty Inks " the btBln
ming containing one acre, two roads, and twenty
az poles, subject, however, 70 an SRrcemgnt 6s
tween Daniel sleGnrOd ana WIG ana JOhn ", heFiy
about CT rlAin streets pnd roads tlgtQin mentioned
which agreement IL Of Tec0Cd N gAllColniy Of Ohio
adj real estate Will lie offered M q wholG, and IN
t6TCe parCeli, the trt being the hotel property
fronting on The National hoad, aud extending
back 10 street In the rcAri the Se0OEd being the
homestead d said Lewis Qrtbi aud tne third tue
factory or Eaugblorh0jBe Of said ORTIZ, extending
10 WhLUling Greek. plat VI said parcels may be
seen Ut the olCe Of tbs CLERK VI tho County Court
OF Ohio County
mole Is the puF hRser may elect to pay IN caAh on
lie Ry Of ale tbs balance IN three equal INSTALL
mon at one, two and three years notes bearing IN
tGrtAt from the dHy Of b!C " be gwen LOT Tue &c
iefr0d payment ara lnS GIe - ~ 's ~ SHrd S
money shall be further Seturrl by personal secur'
ny on The notes Therefor, 10 DO approved W the
commissioner, er " the election Of tho purGhIser
by pOlCleS Of insurance On Tue 9ueiG.GsS On SAG
amount RS they shall require, aud Issued ny con'
panleS 70 b. approved BY them.
wi. VI. G6WDEN, 5op'oiAl 'onmH9'0Hs'''
That said special commissioners have, Rlyon
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-01
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Full
Ton REAL ESTATE, BONE MILL, AND
FERsONAL PROPERTY,
In Ohio County
Circuit Court
lnLhnnnnEY

Lewk 3, BTU ~ Ohlo county
VS., CHCub court
Lewis oTth aud Others lnLhanceFy,
Ry virtue oil decree Of said court made In The
.b0ye entitled CalI,G OIL the LIST day Of December,
1855 the undersigned appointed special commits
iIonrrs for tho PuFpOse vii sell At public auction
adj End Of the town ii FullOn, III aid county, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30 1856,
commanding at 10 O'Clock q. M, the Bone mill,
and lie boiler aud engine and Rll the machinery
and implements used vi uie prGmiSeS Of sald
lewis 9th. Also the household aud kitchen tuTnl
lure and other personal property belonging 10 said
ORTIZ except certain blrrs and boilers and Other
machinery bought by said Oflh RlatRle Of prop
sjly formerly belonging 70 Michael Herr, aud not
ised about Inc busIues Of AAid Leafs 0FEh rs Con-
iuced by hun,
TERN3 OFHALEi OGAh.
AlgO on KNid
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-01

Is. z. y g. IlailrOad.
Leave DOllGIyO q! 9OOa, IN. for woOdsdeld and
Leave ycllalro at 1880 p. IN. Tor woOdsneld and
Symmetrical
Leave liellalrs nj 1875 p. m. for W0odsle'd.
Arrive Ut BPlairC Rt 1915 pin IRON Suln1netlGld,
ago D. m for ZanesNIIe. Bi2S 4 nj. for WOOlsnell.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-01

l
Is. & o. X. E.-.EASr Depart. Arrive
rxpTc,s MINIMUM. ,,.............. '6l0 am no :26 am
EGnTcSS"...'''" '','''','.''' NDi2n PM 'o'ol Pm
| Cumberland ACcOul"","r,,... l:3l HMI 40 pm
Grafton Accom-, ."",..."...,..,. V2J PIN h!lb am
| MOundsyille ACc0ul"..",."..,o ll:S5 AMI l;Opm
Express ,chIrsso and Col ...... "O;25 am sl:Sb am
! Express lChlCAgO aud COll.." "l;61 PM I's0 Am
Zlneavllle ACCOn..r.,',.:;..,'" a;VVPnll lV;lb am
Wheeling & st. q. NY.
leaves u & Q. Depot, viz;
Leaves WhOClinR",. 1876 am 1915 Am
Leaves WhGclnS ".."".."" ..".. Il $50 pm tl:ah nm
w, y. y II, Div.
washington and lltsburRh,rl $500 ami Sl:26 am
%Sghlay'cn aud piltburgb."I s7;S5 am 1880 am
washington and pitpburBh". $3.50 pm tR:G0 nm
Washing ...,..,. tl'OOpm 7:9O am
M 81 WV l;S am am tss 4 pm
Pittsburgh ant, New iork."", 1855 pInI :6S am
WET,
Egp!ps, Gu. and st. louI'...,., 1902 am 7:C0pm
Exprcs, ON. and st. l,oujswv II SiiS pull 6:t6pm
Express, steubonyllO and COL ll0 PIN 3;J0pm
HlUubuuylle and DanDiSOn,nIt 3:b6 pan ............
9. j. T.. Il. II
PItbburgh and UlOVClhnd,",. II h:47 emit 8!i7pm
StGubenfille ACGOmnOdelon.f 0;Ql anil S:l1pm
Pitts, New York ard Chicago. 1889 am III ,am
Kelsvllle acConmGdR tlOn.,".t 4'47 pmIt b:6lpm
Cleveland chi. & PitHb'g Exp~t la7 pm S:20am
o., 40 W. y. II.
Express, UlbYelAnd, u, and WI l2:12 pmIt 2,b2pm
MAsSlilon Aecou....""..".r".".. tA2 pm tlO:3lhm
u. CalrYllle ACCOEl.. g;SI am B:22Am
st. ClAinYlllO AcCOtn"".".,,l 1T 2n2 pin tl2:6!pm
1t. Chairs lille ACcOIn....."..." 6H7 pm II b:llpm
Local Freight aud AGcoIn..;..... 4;G7 pm II g:O7pm
Passenger .,'"'r,a."~,.r',.'.. no am sioi4oum
IN lguS 4'gg pm 9Upm
tTelk NJ S'DO nun Oibpm
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
SGTIUN OP REFERENCE MARKS, tDhlly tsundAy
excepted. monday excepted, -Wheellng lime:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-01
ALpuBLlUAS IlLGEI.

W. ~, N0yEMNEn !, 1880,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-01

pills, s6ysral voices Of considerable prom
!se will contribute greatly to the enjoy
ment OF these mugicsl EVENING". Where
40 much attention 10 given to purity Of
core and elegance Of slyle, avoiding alike
the luaipIdity OF the uncustured and the
too qTest dash so frequently used to con-
eeal the natural deiecls Of the voice, even
tho nimpltst song csnDOt fall to please,
and in thia department, az well as in that
Of Instrumental music, beginners will
not ba excluded from the years pro-
gIRmmes.
The following programme was most cue,
cesGfully rendered at the opening soIrfs oil
tina ERaECu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-11-30

step and al elderly la ly, gray IN tail and
81 m, came quickly in and threw her arms
rou his neck
Mother cried the. curate, show could
you do such thing7'
How co I'D l do anything elsef" said his
mother, striving heroicallv to be chserful
"Doyou suppo g was going to STAY in Lon
don after | received your le ter. tt, post
man brought the letter at seven Sorhia had
my trunk packed by half-rast. an J ,ne had
cab at the door-such good oirs, ard so
a GiouS about you! WIS at Eu ton by ten
minutes past eight. and caught the trai, that
leaves at a quar,er past eignt ! was at
Milldale half an hour after mi In" 30
late to come here. o. course, so | ;49
nearest hotel The chqmberma me
they We're send ng you your N = $. felt
quite intere' e in them. and at Ia, me with
them di ectiy."
She was a wonda ful cd lady carried her
sef SO brave y, spoke % bright v. ooked at
her son with eyes so full o conf lena and
hope. He would have been unworthy of
such a mother hal he not f,cei lis position
INHALER ngly. The sat wn side by side
on thu rrison bench, and he toll her al, that
had happened since he wrote his letter to
he, AMI spoke as if MOTH NOR, GER
tain tnan his sleedy Justification.
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suffering Womanhood.

Too much effort cannot be made to bring TO the
attention of su ring omanhood the great value of
lydia f. Pinkha MS Vegetable Compound as a rem
edy for the diseases of women: such an one il the
quote from the Generals letter as follows: "Dear
Mrs. Pinkhan: Please allow me to add my iesti-
mony the most excellent medicinal qualities OF
your Vegetable Compound. Mrs. Parringcr was
treated for several years for what the physicians
called Leucorrhea and Prclapsus tieri comb ned /
sent her to Richmond. Va where she remained for
six months under the IT, atmrnt OF an eminent phv-
sician withsu any permaneut ben, fit She was in
duced to try your medicine and after a reas enable
tend TO her bu iness and considers hersef fulfy re
liered General BarrDger is the proprietor of the
American Hotel, Winston, N. C., and is widely
known.-Ed1
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