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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-17
NEARLY AN ACCIDENT
Al the HIsundsVills Coal Works-ThO Fore
OF MinsFS Reduced.

Of Mlnsra Reduced
The self.actiHg clutch attachment to the
holsting apparatus atthelM oundsyille Coal
conpany's works prevented the demol.
iShing Of the "case" in which loaded cars
are brought from the bottom Of the shalt
to the top Of the works, and probably
ether damage 10 the works one day last
week, When the "Cage' with It's load,
weighing in all about 5000 pounds was
about forty feet from the bottom the hook
or Cleyis by which the cage Is attached
10 the hoisting cable gave way and the
cage started downward. The clutch par
formed its work sopromptly and eiIeCtual.
", however, that the descent was almost
instantly checked, aud the immense
weight held securely in place, This is the
second time the efficacy Of the clutch has
been ConClusively demonstrated,
Speaking Of the success Of this import
ant and costly enterprise, one Of the stock.
holders said few days ago that the com.
pany was entirely satisfied with the degree
Of success thus far obtained that netwith-
standing the sharp competition, low prices
prevailing and general dizziness in the
coal business owing to the stoppage Of
the iron mills, the works had more than
paid expenses, aud had made some money
Tor the company. Tho working force in
the mines was reduced ten days or two
weeks ago to titty miners, the output, out.
side Of that portion going to the local
trade, being shipped to Wheeling, Par.
ksrsburg and points along the line Of the
Baltimore & Ohio and Ohio River Rail.
roads. 1t il estimated that the amount Of
coal required to supply the town oil
MoundsVllle and adjacent country reaches
$50, 900 bushels per Sunum.
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A ISLANDER SUR snrrLsp.
Other Cases In tho m4cshall County Circuit
Court,

Other Cases In the M4CShRll County Circuit
Court.
In the Marshal County Circuit Court at
Mouudavills Monday, s, d. Brodie, under
indictment for embezzling $27 from the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Company at
Cameron, in that county, who was out on
bond for his appearance, twas solemnly
called and came not" whereupon the
bond was declared forfeited. The sureties
were given till the frat day Of the next
term of court to produce the delinquent.
A suit was tried In the Circuit Court
Saturday, in which j. +. Burnley sought to
recover from the county $l25 Compensa.
ton for horse killed, It was alleged, by
reason Of the bad condition Of the county
road at the narrOws above town. The
verdict was in favor Of the county, Mr..
Burnley TO pay court costs as well Us those
incurred in trying the case before magls.
trate,
The verdict Of the jury in the Islander
case Of Floyana COvalt against James A.
and Mary A. Rice, tried in the Circuit
Court last week, read as follows: 1--WE,
the jury, find for the plaintiff, and assess
the plaintiffs damages at $l76." The suit
was for 5000, and was based upon reports
either circulated ar repeated from hearsay
by Mrs. Rice, ,derogatory to the chastity
OF Miss Coyalt. A similar suit, 1t is said,
will be instituted against Mr.. Rice upon q
charge OF like nature. The parties re-
side near Board Tree Tunnel.
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FIr.t Pre.brIeIinn phureh.

A series Of unusually interesting meet
ings are in progress at this church every
evening this week, preparatory to the ad.
mlnistration Of the sacrament Of the Lords
Supper on next Sunday. Rev. O. o. Hays,
Of Bridgeport, preached on Monday even.
ing, taking for his text, James, $1,000
The sermon was exceedingly practical and
left good impression on the audience.
Last evening the Rev. W. Il. Lester, Of
West Alexander, Pa, preached to large
congregation, as he has hosts Of friends In
the congregation and city who are always
glad OF the opportunity to hear him. He
Is pleasing In manner and earnest In
spirit, and presents the great truths Of sal.
walton with Clearness and force. Many Of
bis friends will rejoice to hear that he Is
to preach again this evening at hsli-past
Z o'clock. All who wish to be present at
these services can be amply accommodated
In the beautiful and commodlous lecture
ROOM
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Mr.. 7. Il. Lnlrd,n Fnnsrnl.

The funeral Of Thomas R. Laird took
place yesterday afternoon at Q O'Clock
from the residence Of ]. II. S. Trainer,
Esq, at Steubenville, and the remains
were inferred in Union Cemetery, where
lie tho remains Of a son. Rev. D. Bradley,
Of the Congregational Church, Rev. DR..
Grimes, Of the First Presbyterian Church,
with Rev. q. O. Hays, Of Bridgeport, con.
Quoted the services. The choir Of the
Bridgeport church, composed Of Mrs.
John A. Topping, Harry Clark, Frank
Barker and Miss Lilly Alexander, Gang
appropropriate hymns The trustees Of
the church, Messrs. DR.. Cook; James
CLARK, W. Il. CLARK and J. E. B. McDon.
aid, were present. The pail bearers were
the surviving elders, William Alexander,
]. 7. Baggs, 0. NJ. Fisher, 7. Z. Orr and
John 7. Scott, assisted by DR.. John Cook.
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DELLAIR
Another Glaze House IdlO-A New Bridge.
Notes.

Another Glaze House IdIs-A New Bridge.
Notes.
Charles Edwards and Mary j. Edmond.
son are to be married this evening at the
A. M. L. church.
James Poole, roller at the Bellaire
Nail Works, is very low with fever at his
home on Gravel HILL.
The contract for gas has been signed by
the manufacturers here aud the gas Is to
be here by September first.
There are no spctal services or Ienter.
tainments arranged for 81, Patrick's day.
The Catholic schools will have a vacation.
The towboat Mcconnell brought up a
barge Of ties yesterday, for the Pennsyl.
yania Company-the hrst load Of this sea.
son.
One Of the water mains on Thirty.sey.
onth street has had 10 be uncovered and
repaired in several places in the last few
days.
There is about $500 subscribed for the
boat house that is to be bought in Pitts.
burgh. Tho stock OF the company 10
divided into forty shares Of $40 each.
The swapping boys at the Belmont glass
works yesterday morning joined the strike
Of their fellows, and now all tho flint glass
houses In the city, except the Bottle
works, are idle.
ABB, 2. 60. tender jumped the track
at the Ohio Valley crossing Monday, and
caused considerable delay to passenger
trains before It could be, fixed. The cause
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Assiovrr'sgale at 13ruest OOGor's to-day
stage Of ths watsr and Movements of the
Steamboats,.

stage Of the Watsr and Movements Of thl
Steamboats,.
The Towards, Of Jacksonville, are
building The hull for Government snap
boat,
Clerk Charlie Knox, Of the Andes, laid
OF Sunday evening at Marietta to visiI
friends and relatives there and at Harmar,
At Pittsburgh laAt evening the river was
rising with 0 depth Of feet inches Id
the channel. twas also rising at several
points above there.
The river 10 rising slowly at this point,
Tie marks last evening indicated depth
Of . feet 8 inches. Business on the leyee
was brisk yesterday.
The Andes, which seems 10 continue ID
the lead for popularity, will make her
usual excursion this season 10 the CinOin.
natl May Musical Festival.
The Andes got away on pretty good
time yesterday The gtoCkdAle passed
down In The morning, and the General
Pike went up about 3 o'clock.
The w. N. Chancellor ID due up to. day,
She will pass down from ritlhburgh 10
Charleston aud intermediate points on the
Ohio and Kanawha rivers at an carly
hour Friday morning. She 10 q Gltst class
packet and worthy Of patronage,
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"oIYIL sGRYlu NEFOAM.n
SIR, RrsklnS'S ExCsIlOaE Discourse at the Y.
NJ, o, A. Last Night.

N@e W So NNut "BAht
Last evening William ErSkino, Esq do.
liVered the closing talk OF the winters
series Of lectures to young men that have
been held 10 the Young Mems Christian
Association parlors. His subject was
"Civil Service Reform" aud its treatment
showed earnest research and impartiality.
Politics in It's wide and proper sanse was
clearly defined at the outset, Then tho
history Of governmental appointments
and removals was traced, in connection
with sudden and growing abuse. AS a
remedy the Civil Service Code was finally
introduced; and after three years OF trial
ia excellent working was shown, together
with the unanimous testimony OF a Con-
gressional committee.
The cities were named to which the
code applies; the forms Of application and
examination were most exCelleClly sun.
married., and at the close Of the hours talk
Mr.. EIskine was heartily congratulated
by his hearers. He predicted that Civil
Service Reform. had come to stay" and
that 1t was bound TO extend its workings
down to States, municipalities and Corpor-
atoms. Announcement was made, after
the talk, that next Tuesday evening q
musical aud literary reception would be
rendered members aud friends Of the Az
ISOLATION.
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Mr.. VIM. Thomas, Of Newton, H., says;
MY wife has been seriously affected with
a cough for twenty-five years, and this
spring more severely than ever before.
She had used many remedies without re-
llel, and being urged To- try Dr.. Kings
New Discovery, did 90, with most gratlIy.
ing results. The first bottle relieved her
very much, aud the second bottle has ah.
Bolitely cured her, She hes not had 30
good health Tor thirty yeafa." Trial bot
tles free al logan 4 Co.'S drug store,
Large siEe 81 %, IwEaw
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FIRE DEPAnrMENT.
The Estimated EXpsuUOs of the Depart.
mont foe the Next Year.

The Estimated EXpuuScs Of the Depart.
ment foe the Next Year.
The Council Committee on Fire Depart
ment met last evening with the Board Of
Police and Fire Commissioners for tile
purpose Of making up all estimate Of tho
expenses likely to be incurred by tho Fire
Department during this present fiscal
year. Council will he asked to appro.
pirate about $4,000 for tho Department
This Ia an increase over last years appro.
prlation OF a little over $?,5OO. OF this
amount, 81, 900 is wanted for new flooring
and 81 900 for new horses to replace worn.
out animals. II was decided to again
postpone asking for q new hook and lad.
der truck and fuel wagon, though both
are badly needed. The former is likely 10
become an absolute necessity at every fire
that the present old rattle.trsp goes to-
1t Is bound to fall to pieces at no distant
day in flying over the rough streets.
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RRlpaRPoRT.
Chicken Thlst ArFostSd-IFOn ,shlPm0nt'
Local HeWa,
Rsnta ara coming down.

Chicken Thief AEestSd-IFOR shipment.
Local NsVa,
Rents are coming down.
Col. T. Il. Morris was in town yesterday.
Bridgeport mud is ripe for the spring
harvest.
Dr., West, Of St, olaiRville, was in town
yesterday,
Tramps and pretty girls are numerous
on the streets.
The West End NJ, E. Church festival in
the K. Of p, hall tonight.
Win Means, Of Stsubsnville, was calling
on patrons here yesterday.
Aaron Walker, the plaintiff in the razor
case has returned to town,
BridgeportenRre taking some interest
in the natural gas enterprise,
Misses Rachel and Lucy Gibbons are
visiting friends at Scotch Ridge.
The Andes took aboard a large quantity
Of iron at the wharf Of 1Etnayllle yester'
day.
Druggists report the prescription trade
very brisk, showing an increase in aick-
nesa.
The new machinery in Smith & Sons
Touring mill is working nicely, and Ia be-
ing operated to It's full capacity.
William Clinton was arrested and
lodged in Jail yesterday by Marshal Nc
Connaughy, charged with stealing chick
ens.
Joe MarCellus, o young colored man
who worked at tho 4Etna mill, died Of
lung fever yesterday afternoon. He had
only been sick five days,
Col. Hill, OF livery fame, has pair Of
driving horses that he offers to bet 500
can go from Bridgeport 10 Morristown,
twenty miles, in two hours,
The street leading from Bank street to
the Back river bridge 10 a sort Of pauper
street that nobody owns, and in Conse-
quence is in q neglected condition, It
strikes an outsider as an important thor
oughtare and the wonder is that 1t Is not
repaired.
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oE' Z AIh4uA PAi ~ tHe mummy
ONE marriage license was issued yester-
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The many friends in all parts Of the
State Of Mr.. William 6. Brown, IT,, OF
Kingwood, will sincerely regret to learn
Of the death Of his wife, to whom be was
married two years ago at Tyrone, Pa, her
home. Mrs. Brown died Monday night at
Tyrone, where she and her husband had
gone sometime ago. Mrs, j. ]. Brown and
daughter, Of MoFgantown, and Hon. VII.
liam g Morley, Of Kingwood, were in the
city yesterday en- route to Tyrone. Mr..
drown will have the sympathy Of wide
circle Of friends in his peculiarly sad be.
reRyement,
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The islOmAn Mil sal. No %.

Although no order has been yet entered
In the matter Judge Boyd intlmated clear.
" that the sale Of the Kloman Iron and
Steel Works, at MoundBvllle, would be eel
aside, and tile property again put up al
public sale. A sufficient bond guarantee,
ing the property 10 cell for 10 percent more
than the price at which II was knocked oil
10 Mr.. Weeks, (s0, 400 who represents a
syndicate holding $4,000 Of the $250O
debt Of the concern was fled with the re-.
port Of the Commissioners. Upon this
representation the Court sets the former
sale aside. The parties who desire 10 ptir.
chase are represented BY George Cfum.
bAokef, Of Lhls city.
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Mr.. b. Springer, Of Mountaineering, Pa,
writes: II was afflicted with lung lever
and abscess on lungs, and reduced 10 q
walking skeleton. Got free trial bottle
Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery for OonButnp.
ton, which did me 90 much good that /
bought dollar bottle. After using three
bottles, found myself once more q man,
completely restored 10 health, with q
hearty appetite, and q gain In aeBh Of 4S
lbs" Call at Logan 4 Co.'s drug store
and get free trial bottle Of this certain
cure for all Lung Diseases. Large bottles
81 90. MwFaw
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Intelligence was received here yester.
day that the disagreement between the
nallefs and feeders al the Bay View nail
factory Of the North Chicago Rolling Mill
Company had been adjusted and Lhv
feeders had accepted the compromise
scale. Tie mill went 10 work yesterday
with q full force In all departments, Tie
old feeders being In their places.
Several feeders lelC last evening on tile
Andes for Middlepoft, Ohio, where they
have secured situations al the cOmpro.
mise scale,
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be 60 quickly
cured by shiloh's Cure. We guarantee II.
Will YOU surFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint shiloh's Walter 10
guaranteed To cure you.
that terrible cough. shiloh's Cure 10 the
remedy for you.
CATARRn cuRED, health and sweet
breath secured, by shiloh's Catarrh Rem.
edy. Price so cents. Nasal Injector free.
Sold BY Laughlin Bros. 4 o., wholesale
agents, Wheeling, w. Va.
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CONVENIENT, pleasant and certain Ia
their results are ACket's dyspepsia Tab.
lets, Recommended by physicians aud
endorsed by all who have used them. The
beat remedy for Dyspepsia, Flatulency
and Constipation. Guaranteed, and sold
Of 25c by Logan 4 %. and Charles Mehke.
mellef,
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CAN'r sleep nights Is the complaint Of
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con.
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
Acker's English Remedy Il Is the best
preparation known for oil Lung Troubles,
sold on o positive guarantee az 100, 600.
Logan 4 90. and Charles Menkemeller.
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EDWARD L. Rose & Co. having purchaset
the interests Of the Howe y. NJ. 90. ami
secured the State agency for the STANDARD
Sewing Machine, will keep a full line o.
HoweB and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with It's perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fail to see tht
the Standard. See advertisement on an
other page.
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FoR lame back, side or chest, tiSe shi.
loh's Porous Plaster. Price % cents.
sHlLons COUGH aud Consumption Cure
10 sold by US on RuaiapLee. II cures
consumption.
CRUuf, witooriNu COUGH and Bfon.
ehitls Immediately relieved by shiloh's
Cure.
snllOH's yiTALisRR Is what you need
for Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, DiSGi.
mess, and OIL Symphonic Of Dyspepsia,
Price 10 and Is cents per bottle.
Sold by lAughlln Bros, & Co., whole.
sale agents, Wheeling, VIVA
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DIN and reliable medicines are the best
TO depend upon. Ackets Blood Elixir
has been prescribed for years for oil i'm.
purities Of the blood. In every form Of
sctoiulouS, syphilitiC or neFCuflal dis.
eases, II is invaluable. For rheumatism,
has no equal. Sold by Logan 4 Co. and
Charles Menkemeller.
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by taking tho li47 =. N. toity time)
train on the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road
passengers arrive In Cleveland al 1925 y,
N, and Chicago at0,S0 the following morn.
Ing. Connections made In Union depot.
Chicago, for al points west "
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IN CRIcK IN THE BACK, stitch In N.
&lN Side, Cramps, shooting and and" !, SS 'qt
" RtO Palms Rheumatic, EeutalEIe ana S' w
KG alto Palms, and every exjefnli p,ia
aud Ache cured by The Curlr,,,
\ ~ Anti Pain Plaster. a new and t ptg,gs
lntldOto 70 paia 21G. mfSW.ta g
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A Signalling Bnb1.

Why is newly.born baby like a gale Of
wind3 Because It begins with squat.
Cold gales induce coughs and Group. Tay.
lor's Cherokee Remedy ofSweet Gum and
Mullen will cure It.
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soMS genius proposes 10 introduce paper
ehifts, Wearing paper shirts means bear.
Ing rheumatism. With Salvation oil,
however paper shifts might still be a sue.
cess, Price % cents.
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NOTICE,
Redemption Of Clty Donds.

Holders Of the ~ percent Bond, OF this clIyo
Wheeling Issued under tho Ordinance OF 1871, ,,e
htrCby nOtided that In accordance with provision,
Of said ordinance the following bonds, viz O, gOO
205, a38, 90, 32O, 100, 10, 27T, Vs., ls,
Os, a0s, l2I, III, aO3, rs, 500, ~, I'll, Ia,
81, 151, 11s, 10, II, 2.O, ~, ss6, lls, nav.
ius been drawn by lot, will be paid on PRESENT.,
tIOn to the undersigned, aud will cease to beap,
IerCsL on aud after April l, 1856.
HENRY X. LIST
mrs Commissioner under said odlrrc,
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LIVERY ASSIGNMENT.
soUEA sIDR sEABIE
In the Hands Of Assignee rs. RnsJ-Prs.
fsrrsd claims to the Amount Of Nearly
SlS,0OO-Ths Failure Charged to Dali
BuIlnsaS and Heavy Expenses,

W.J,Warden, thsliveIy stable keeperon
the corner Of Market and Twenty.third
steets, yesterday made an assignmentior the
benefit Of his creditors to Thomas S, Ri,
ley, the lawyer, The assignment is at.
tributed to the heavy expense Mr.. War.
den was at in recently building new and
extensive stable in season Of depression
when business was dull and collections
slow, The preferred claims aggregate
$l4,996 OF, and it Is believed that the as
sets will not more than cover the prefer
ences, The other liabilities are, however,
email.
Three deeds were flled with Clerk Hook, by
one Of which Mr. Warden conveys to the as.
slgnee the estate in remainder in the
Samuel Warden farm, OF l64 acres, on Pc
ter's run, in RiChlaud district; also 5
acres, 8 roOds anu % perches adjoining
this trsCt, This property is to be disposed
OF to the best advantage aud the proceeds
TO be used in paying:
First, anegotiable promissory note dated
November %, 1884, payable three years
after date to Margaret Z, Porter, for the
sum OF $1,000, with interest payablesemi-
annually It the Exchange Bank.
Second, two notes dated April q, 1885,
to the order Of DR., Gregory Alderman,
for 1000 and 81 900 respectively,
Third, q note payable to Il, NJ, Atkinson,
for 81 4S2 q, dated November IA, 1885,
and payable in six months at the Bank oil
the Ohio Valley,
Fourth, a note for $500 to Charles Oraw-
ley.
Fifth, the balance on note OF $500 to
E NJ. Atkinson.
Sixth, a note to Edward Larklu, for
Sl05, for rent,
seventh, a note for $500 due the Mounds
vile Coal Company. ~
Eighth, to secure Sarah Warden against
loss by sIgning.two deeds Of trust on the
above mentioned property.
Ninth, 10 pay pro rata all other debts OF
said Warden,
The second deed assigns the lease OF the
ground, owned by Hannah Hepburn, on
which the stable stands, said lease run.
ming ten years from March 81, 1885, with
the brick building thereon. These pro-
ceeds are to pay the costa Of discharging
the assignse's trust, tho tsXea on the
property, 500 duo Hannah Hepburn ON
the lease, S3,44573 due Kleyis, Kraft 4
Co., S2lh 43 due William Hare 4 Son,
81 800 due Il, NJ. Atkinson, and then pro
rata all other debts. in the order here
named.
The third deed conveys all said War.
denis horses, carriages, aud all personal
property OF said Warden OF every charac.
ter wherever found, and the proceeds are
to pay the expenses OF executing the con.
diliOns, small debts to the amount Of
SAP ", $95 to Ewing, Melvin & Riley, the
taxes and water rent; Sll0 due Margaret
Il. Porter, interest on mute for s., 000,a and
Dr.. ACkernau $l20 interest on note for
50 600; 81 500 due Il. NJ. Atkinson on a
note, $500 due Charles Orawley on q note,
$l05 due Edward L9rkin onea note for
rent, $500 due the Moundsville Coal com.
pany, and then pro rata all other debts
and obligations.
A portion Of the debts are secured in all
three Of the diHerents deeds.
| -$S<--
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Are sod by all druggists, Price. Cutlrura ,oc,..
Res0lyent 81 O0i soap, Is cts, Prepared BY 5 y ",
PoTgR DRUG AND CHEaloAL Co., DossOa. y '4s
Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases
pehlITlFY tho Complexion aud Skin by uy,.
pEAu tho CutlCura Soap. "'uS
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], johns. Case, 0.s,, having pracloed aon,.,-
IN this county Tor thirty dvs yealS and L,Ba,
known y Thousands hereAb6utS, win y -s VIZ I.
past twelve years. testify that the CliIrnr. I lAe
dies cured me Of PlOrads, or sCaly Nm IN Np4lt
days attes the doctors with whom had 20 f,si ~
gave me no help or encouragement, NSl
v,wro, ", JOHN J, CASE, DDS
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uncio,s Fat wife.

Why Is the letter p like uncle's fat wife
going up hillH 1t makes ant pant (sunt),
and cooling off too soon produces coughs
and colds Taylot's Cherokee Remedy Of
Sweet Gum and Mullen will cure her.
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MORE WONDERFUL YET.

H.. =, Carpenter, Henderson. N, v, op,,, b,
Psoriasis or LCptoSy, d tweuty Yeas slanainS ~
CutlCuna Remedies lha most woGdsriaI ca5s W "
Ese0Ed d1,lPssni9l o. sCales lell nom MIN iSl,
Cure sworn 10 belOrG Justice Oi ihp pencs, W
Hendenol'H most prominent CiUEOuE wv ana
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If the gentleman whose lips preset
the lady's snowy brow and thus caught
severe cold had but used DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, no doctors bill would have beef
necessary,