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a Gay o. IesI anu ny oeL ~ tne ~. L,,A
am alone; aud u Is ChlbtmM tune
N every lAno, ave WheIe roam La Lo .sy.,,
!. beauty that shall never pes away:
no MlnIet eomela hetai tne AuAuone wv,
IN MI and me9HoWi snu Ine Lat N.
WIN loitest hni!es. let mot OnS Aususlu SAAN
Nc from ihe Ih1nSSs o. my IeEeEs III.
Behus me rlYel GS ~ anna
Ail Ior-l snow no' WnaIi IgL WAY ~ 4, - s0uV
Never 70 come tbHln me WIuss oi iSs W
Come running near 70 DeAr me oh anu 0n'
l. an alone beside cIystal EyIe 1i,i 1o.or,,
The lair aud bright ana DeAuulul yoAquln;
Deep In the waves watch the ahAdoMS CULVER
It's fair tos SEE; but sadness eoEnss and @esIs
tn ongh all my being Rs 6tand 9nd tnlhK
Of other day aud other times AUD yea ehiFs s.,.
And thereAIe questions when my so1t GOnees4S
And VIII not RISK an answer VI the oEtuk
OF pebblebtrAnd the aVtSGe cnlulnB IoW
With murmur ISN'T; AL eLse - i9nS Anu sll'
save whisper OF me DigeLe, sng NJ. THVH'"O"
OfTiVuleb HdoWn yon noWlng hlu'
,.,,
y Il more IKE the hoit cadencg VI tne 5PLiinE H.,
Than like the Chris.mREumes WRlch nANe
known. AZ
And blAndeE sunshine ne'er on eaELh mas AhoHn'
Yet, for all this, the day TO me y iohei
There isAn emptiness cannot MI
The memories rising from the long ago
Come t1rO1Hlng 10 me, thtOnBlnRI whispering
still,
And whispering eyermore and everywhere
OF that Lost pssL which no more SHAH Know
And oil the tated dreams that pefhhed there'
IT'S summer here beside the btlSht Joaquin,
And nature throtS win passion CGlned 70 FeSsi
with all the strange, deep rapture Of the West.
But where thou art. my VJvvyan, the SHOWS
Rave clothed the hills In far aud ianltehS Whitei
Tht icy wind along the woodland blows
Through all the wlldness OF he winter night.
But, tAke ne there, even IL the dteAty Rloom
OF frozen f0TO'Is ard the icy streams;
fes, were there with thee to-day, 1t seems
That would think not Of the golden bloom
OF this strange land aud all It's summer dreams
would forget all that ever knew
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EITOIIVN NVITVN9
COUNTY
Notice,
ELECTION FEB. 4, 1883.
Alta meeting OF the Board Of Commissioners Of
the county Of Ohio, held on ThundRy, the I'D day
Of December. 1857, the following action was had
and the following Ordinance adopted;
AN ORDINANCE
Providing for a Vote upon the Question
of Subscribing $500, OOOtO the Cap
ital Stock Of the Wheeling & Har.
risburg Railway Company
Of West Virginia.

WHEREAS, The Wheeling q Harrisburg Railway
Company Of West Virginia has requested q Voto
70 be ordered and money 70 be appropriated In aid
Of the construction Of is railroad In Ohio county,
including bridge AcTOeg tho Ohio river, 81 or near
the head Of Wheeling Island, and tracks thereon
and the approaches thereto, and the terminal
tracks and facilities thereof, IN the said county,
including tunnel through Wheeling HUI, and
within the limits Of the city OF wheeling north Of
Tenth street; and
WnEREGs, The Board Of Commissioners Of the
county Of Ohio deem II desirable for the county 10
appropriate money 10 aid In the construction Of
such railroad bridge across the Ohio river In said
county, and Of railroad crossing said bridge, and
the terminal and connecting tracks and facilities
OF said nilroad In said county, such appropriG-
ton 70 DO made by subscription 70 the capital
stock Of said company; therefore, Il "a hereby
ORDERKD, By the Board Of Commissioners Of the
county Of Ohio, that q vote be taken upon the
question Of tho appropriation by such gubscrip-
hon, by said county OF the sum OF Oo0 70 the
work above specified. Such vote shall DO taken ut
The several places Of voting In said county, Of Q
special election which shall DO held on
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MASON COUNTY REPUBLICANS


OfkAnlAlnk AoF inc VompABn-bShooEAts
on the Run-DlOd from Wounds.
Special Correspondence o.. he LAtslloAeE.
POINT PLEASANT, W. Va, Jan. 2l.-The
Republicans Of Mason county have donned
their war paint, and are preparing to fght
one Of the most active and aggressive
campaigns this year that was ever fought
in this part Of the Mountain State. a few
week since an article appeared in the
Register, Of this place, to the effect that
"lRbor needs no protection" This Is one
OF the 'time-honosed principles" Of the
Democratic party which the Republicans
are now organizing to combat. A call has
been Issued for meeting Of Republicans,
GresnbRckers and Workingmen, to be
held ct the Court House, on February 6,
for the purpose Of etfecting permanent
organization. The "unterriAed" are be.
coming considerably terrified over the out.
look, and are talking Of organizing ct an
early date.
James Bush, who received q wound on
the head ct q shooting match on Decem.
Der TO- at the hands OF one G. W. Bugg,
died January 10 from the effects OF the
wound. VS..
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motive is to recommend the best at its
true value. There is really no profit in
recommending the worthless, for the re-
action in the minds of those who buy and
are deceived is pOintedly against every.
thing sold by such dealer. Hence, the
force of the following voluntary letter,
which is based upon the conscientious
conviction formed from the long and
cautious experience of leading drug
house Of Boston, represents in every line u
most important and valued revelation.
"BOston, July II, lSs7--The Charles A.
Vogelcr CO.-Gentlemen: Many prepare.
lions are placed before the public, and for
time ut least they have a large but
Temporary sabotage, because Of the ex.
tensive advertising; temporary, as the sui.
fcring class soon realize that the compound
possesses but little merit Not so with
st. Jacobs Oil. It's success has been con.
slant from the start, and to-day we regard
it rs one Of those standard remedies that
our trade consider as absolutely essential
to always carry in their stO.k Personal
experience md the good words of the
druggists Of New England NIL tend TO
prove that each year will add to its sale
and well deserved popularity. Signed
DOOlittle & Smith" Taking the many
-
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and stooh
Markets,

Tho EoAtures OF the money and btooh
Markets.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2l.-Aoaey on call easy al
2HA9 per cent, last loan at 2K per cent closed
oGeredat per cent. Prime mercantile paper 61<
AK per cent Sterling exchange duh but steady
and unchanged. Sales OF EtockB e26il shares.
There was very little doing in the stock market,
and an advance was made In some stocks by the
days transactions, The opening was steady but
prices began TO rise Immediately with Reading,
Missouri rGcihc, st. Paul aud ''nion Pacific show.
lug the most activity. The advance eliminated
toward II O'Clock with the market very dull and
ieatuFele's but after the issue Of the bank state
ment there was & renewal Of interest and prices
again advanced, the market closing quiet but hrm
10 strong at about the best prices reached livery.
thing on tho active list except Richmond 4 Nest
Point Is higher but confined to fractions only.
Railroad bond we're active: JAles 500, 900.
Government bonds dull and steady,
State bonds dull and steady.
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A Wo,nan'S discovery.

"Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by lady in this coun-
ty. Disease fastened its clutches upon
her and for seven years she withstood lie
seysrest tests, but her vital organs were
undermined and death seemed imminent.
For three months che coughed incessant-
~ and could not sleep. She bought Of us
bottle OF DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and was go much relieved
on taking the first dose that she slept oil
night, and with one bottle has been MI
raCuiously cured. Her name Is Mfs. Luther
Lutz." Thus write W. O. Hamrick & Co.,
Of Shelby, N. O.-Get free trial bottle at
Logan 4 zoos Drug Store.
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nam and A relative Of The Hatfields, II ID

man and & relative Of the Hatfsldg, It ID
said without provoCation, robbed his
house and carried back 10 Kentucky what
money they could find. As an evidence
OF the brutality, ferocity and rufRsnism Of
the poese It is said, and Ia no doubt true,
that after they killed Vance they crowed
and shook hands over his body, and Ran.
dali Mccoy sent word to Cap. Hatfield
that he intended to kill him, cut out 3
piece OF his hesh, broil and eat It.
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The best saivs in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcee, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chopped hRpds, ohilblains,
corns, and ell skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively curea plleo, or no pay required. II
10 guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
money refunded. Price Is cents per
or. For sale by Logan d %,
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1--we Yteoh.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2l.-Tho DgoVtrIs Journal reports:
CAtte- RecepU 2,0cO head: shipments 200 head
market SLOW; common lcc lower; ST. ems s. IOa5 %;
Stockers and feeders u S5lS 50: COWS, bull and
Receipts 1000 head: shipments Q, 200 head markel
steady mixed s. Cba5 Is; heavy IS 4OG5 d; llRhi
:. se15 ?S SkLpS g 2iai IS. Receipts 3,OO(
head: shipmtnu J OOn head market strong; nAtlvei
ID0i lambs Is 00a6&.
EAST LIBEETI, Jan. 2-Catile- RsocJp4 az
head: shipments 20l head; market nothing doing
all through couGlgnmeps. HOSs-RsCeipts q 81
head: shipments 'sJq head; market fFln on York
IS 6la5 70; Workers s. 40A0 6O common 70 fair IS Il
IS IS; pigs y 60a5 20. Sheep-ReneipR LOO head
shipments 400 head; market tGir ct unchanged
prices.
URCIsNAH, o., Jan. 2L-HosH active and
firm: common and light q O0ab Is; packing aud
butchers $ SOa6 65; receipts l,6OO head; shipments
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"MEs. JONES sits a. the window all day
as placid ss q May morning, and her FIVE
small children play hide and seek on the
pack stairs" "No Wondsrl She uses
Salvation Olt for anrAinH and nntRn
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Mt. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. va,


AShool o, more than national reputation, ofterS
EXCEPTIONAL advantages for thorough education Of
yolng ladies' In all departments. Library Of EiI
@oi'sn' volumes, Pine philosophical, chemical
AID astronomical apparatus.
Auiisal Department specially noted. Corps Of
pLnoiescaOs framed by leading professor irom
Conservatory OF stuttgart. Vocal culture accord.
tng TO the method Of tho old Italian mHStOrR.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health,
len Icfc Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent.
FoF catalogues, and references to patrons in ali
TIE principal cities, address
sol THR DIRECTRE39,
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pnl fairly active; opened At gl1c; CLOSED Al SO5c;
highest 9S1ic; lowest S9c
BRADFORD, Pa, Jan. 2.-opened at 9lko; closed
q SSc; highest sS%ci lowest se1tc; 6leSraAceS
TTIUsVnLI, "a, jan. N.-opGned at 9ll<o; hiEh.
aBt ES,1ci lowest BS1Sc; closed q V01fc.
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STANAERIAG CURED,

ssIHen bSsSd upon natures lava, NO SECRECY
NO TRICKS sIGtOH explained 70 those inter.
Testimonials from physicians, educaton and %.
gona, who have received benOdt from the method
u instruction. Address,
sEs. n. STEVENS HART, PRINCIPAL,
Warrington School Of EloOuuon and Engllh
6OI N Street, N. W., Warrington, D. o,
students boarded IN family Of Principal.
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Washington School Of EIOGutiOI
AND ORATORY,

Mss, n. STEVENS HART, Principal,
OOA "N'' Street, N. W., WARRINGTON, D. O.
SIKH annual Session begins "wednesday, sop'
Colns Of Instruction embraces Elocudon, Prae
aal Engllh and English Classics, Latin, MRth0
EAIes, Modern Languages, Vocal and lnSlru'
aena Music aud Physical culture
lhs Principal u AssiAied by an ethcient corps Of
Eaehets In each department.
uttled classes for boys aud girls daily.
;. Adult e!Ises aud private Instruction given IN
ne evening
Diplomas awarded. Admitted number OF pupils
LToamodR,ed In the family.
,I IoI circular aud references apply to INTELLI'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

- LIS tho peAt All'rounu family
Newspaper in the United States. In NddItion TO a
proper proportion OF unexcepionRble original
and selected Literary, Household, Agricultural
and Miscellaneous matter it contains all the
news. Local, Domestic and Foreign, supplied by
both regular and special telegraph and mail cor
respondents, at home and abroad. 1t pays par
t1cuIAr attention to the Social Official and Politl.
cal News and Gossip OF the National Capital, In
which 6elds 1t is absolutely without 4 rival As
1888 is presidential year." all eyes will be
turned to Washington for the next two years, 30
that ant.CIRss paper from the ceu'er Of afiairs
will not only DO peculiarly interesting and vAlu.
able, but Rlmos. Indispensable, THE STAR will
meet all requirements in this respect 1t Is
COMPLETE, FRESH, BRIGHT, INDEPENDENT.
Eight broad pages OF seven columns eachl Only
One Dollar q YearW
Send for Sample Copy, and sec attractive pre-
MUM List. Address
(wention this paper.) Washington, D. G.
tal.NWPAa
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NEW YoRK, Jan. 2l.-A large volume Of sales WaA
realised through deliveries on orders, the personal
and order request lof cottOns hEviDg Aken q fair
quantity, while for export large orde1 were exc
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now rnEY rAL1 nrnNp.

Let any one ask whert
to go for the relief OF
ailments when IN ex.
ternal application is in.
dicated, and the natural
response is to the drug.
gist. The druggist be.
ing in many cases not
only q physician but u
Judge with superior nd.
vnntages, the confidence
in his opinion is at
once explained. Be-
sides, MS a class in trade,
and where there exists
no pecuniary profit in
recommendingOne thing
,,,n. nnnthn, tI,ng, tr,,n
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MUSICAL INSTITUTE OF BEAVER
4AA College opens $50 year January 3, 1855.
Bot equipped 5GhOol Of Music In WeAtern Penn.
gEaa!s. Directors Of instrumental and Vocal
SUse, American gentinmen Of much culture,
graduates OF Berlin aud Munich. A School Tor
hGno and 0GAn, for Voice Culture and singing
i9i Violin, Guitar and Mandolin, for harmony and
iheoFy; Numerous FREQ advantages. ReCitAll In
MUSIC Hal short hand, TJpe. writing, Rlocuton,
Az AND all literary advantages oil the highest or
the ffeideut, r n. TAYLOR, BeRyoF, Pa,
de1GD4W
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH Raj.
~ R0AD,-Undcr schedule In eject NAY a
1857, trains leave Bridgeport, Central standard
time: For Pitubnigh and cleveland, Oslo .. IN.
vile, 4:l2 p. m. For steuhepville, 1896 c. N For
Martins Ferry, 6:t6 q. IN.
Trains arrive q bridgeport at 1853 4. M, lQ:E2I
RYl7
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w ~ ~ G; (. LORD, Gen. Pals. Agent.

DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST,
L LOUIS RAILWAY Oo.-PGnhAndlo Route,
Under schedule In effect MAY ~, 1851, traini
leave Wheeling, Central standard Hmei Por atou
benvtlle aud Pittsburgh, 6:S6 s m 12:g5 p m.
o, m. aud SOS p. m. trains NAH direct connection
for Columbus, Cincinnati. indianapolis and Chi
caRo. The l2:G5 p. n. train makes direct ConHeS
ton for Columbus and CHICAGO.
Trains arrive At Wheeling, 6ii5 a. mt l0:l5 q. n.
2:lb o, m, and 900 D, m nv9I
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Sunday trains on X. & o. Railway arrive at
Charleston At G:lo .. In. waiting for o. j. 4. r.
train No. at Point Pleasant, This Is the short
tickets via. the Ohio River RsilroEd. For iniormR-
lion regarding rates, r0utes, etc, address
W. J. ROBINSON, libnl PNss Agent,
ERKD. HUsgMKN,
nav, PRss, Agent, WhealIp7.
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& OHIO RAILRoAD-

baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD
.1OCepGrture Of trains from Wheeling Schedule
in effect November 20, 1871 EaEtSn time:
Express for Chicago and tho Northwest, $3.50 @,
m. StO p m. 1890 p, m. daily, eSa Has n,m.dGlly
kxprS for Cincinnati and &. Louis, $50 4. N.
daily, Has p. N. daily except saturday.
Express for Columbus and Cincinnati, 246a. NJ,
Expfesq for washington, u. G., Baltimore, ehiln.
daily.
Kxpreg trains arrive from Chicago G:iO and $50
a. m. and 64S p m. daily, and 6:o0a m. daily eH'
Express trains arrive from st Louis and CincIn.
matt, AGO q. N, and Gas p. N, daily,
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia, BRltl.
more AID Washington, D. O., 1880 q. IN. and 1855
p. m. daily.
For Columbus, 9:50a. m. daily aud lll5 p m.
sunday.
TIains arrive lrom Columbus, $500 a. m. daily,
and 6:46 p. m. daily, and 1875 r. m. daily c<oopt
For fithburgh and Washington Pa, $500 a. m.
and p m. daily; Express. $50 a m, 146p m.
daily except Sunday. Additional way train for
Trains arrive from PitlshnIgh, $40 daily, and
l2:io p. m. and 6:6S p. m. daily except FundAy;
!! 10 :. n daily except Saturday, and $40 H. m.
Trains arrive from Warrington, Pa, 500 a. NJ,
For aOandSViiiS i2:oO noon. daily except Sun.
From AouudGvltle, $40 p. nj, daily except
sunday.
For GrStton, $40 p. m. From Grafton, 9:25 q.
~, daily except sunday.
For Cumberland, $3.50 q. m. From Cumberland,
$50 p. ~. daily except Sunday.
For st ClRiTSVille, $50 q, M, D. m. and 6;45
p. m daily except Sunday.
From u. ClAiHville, $40 o. m and l:4S and Gas
p. m. daily, except Sunday.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and
residences on orders left at ticket Office 100 Mar
ket street and Rt depot
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"DlnneIs for penny" are given every
week to 1000 people out Of employment
by Birmingham, England, charity organ
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Rasklen,s ArnieA salYs.

The cosmetic trade never before was so
AouEishing in New York.
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suRANCB CoMpANIEs,

BtAttttS jersey Rsds and 'I Bsr Mi HoGs
y Rocks and ., LERhoD ChickGna BRONZE
Turkeys. Eggs and CARP In reason ENGINES,
Mills, II, frs, &C, htft and cheapest; part pay In
umb0r 'GtlSinction guaranteed on ali
IL nc 90 cent book for 20 carts aud nGtueG
AlLV0 and address Of twenty wide awake ram.
efS. eend stamp for Circular TO
T. 4, CABsR ADON.
no22W KeyLOT, W, Va.
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Cabinets, Desks and Stands for Writing Machines.
We keep the nnsst stock Of Linen Paper 70 DO
linen with marginal lines, expressly Tor Writing
Machines. Also letter and note Lies. Carbon pa
per "ior mRnifoldIug," all cOlors.
We are Agents for the cyclostyle, 1900 copies Of
circular or letter written on the CAtgrAph, can DO
made BY its use, each copy equal to the original.
We also sell the Hektograph, by the use OF which
100 copies OF g written document can be made.
Address us for sample books and price Lists; full
descriptive circulars on application.
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RAILROADS.

ohio RIVER RAuROAD.-TNE
" table taking erect SUNDAY, DEC. IS, 1857,
Passenger train win run a. iOllowb-Central time:
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The dudes of St. Paul are accused Of car.
rYing iC.cles for canes.
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TR1ApEIPH1A DISTRICT.

1>atAerpOOd tseAooI HOuse,-G. W. Woods, PlatOn
Elm Grow ITmVn HalD-J 8. Woods, John Hal
Sted, ". T. Chambers,
Tr,GdelphiG lLdtpSont,-J. n. Thornburg. John
Hellenbine Robert Armstrong
WcILsV RobiHSon'S-James Oldham, John Robin
nm AIM MnIannn
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Hoe Roae- Charles schroeder, B. Dcvinc, Au.
gust Miller,
And The poll shall In other respects be taken,
and the result shall DO certified A. directed BY Sec
tIon a. Chapter 80, OF the code OF West Virginia
ITittnu or pTinted thereon the wO d. "Subacrip.
tiSu. or no subscription" or any other words
mat Will show how the voter intended TO vote on
iHsS n ySouircd BY law. and shan also be hub
iiSed In the following newspapers published In
SSid county: In the Daily Re6iSleT. DAILY lHTELLI.
0INCER, Wet HiTytAtsele SaoLs Zeiiung. and kdp'
INTELLiGRECER.
COPY TElTE: CHARLES Q, WOODS,
Clerk OF The Board Of Commissioners Of Ohio
County, de2t
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EDWARD L. ROSE q co.
ElW, |. ROSE & co.

Wish to announce some very pleading new features
fully invite al interested to call and examine
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LIBERTY DISTRICT.
WtH L6etv-samuel Bell, Vincent VAn2eler,
PeioSGs-isaac snedeEer. John c. FAriS, James
FSlsT sfsrS-w; P. Whitman, James v, Cham.
beu, 4. 7. Maxwell.
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WEBSTER DISTRICT.
ge,e Hcu,s-JOhn V. Gavin, Robert johnson, T.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-26
WEAK BACK.

Not one man in FIVE can boast Of
a strong back. There are many in>
discretions producing this complaint.
and it may be relieved by b. B. B.,
as witness the following:
BALTIMORE. May 70, 1887. @
For flves years l have be en- suffer
ing with weak back from result Of
an injury received, attended by
rheumatism. I had to give up my
regular business and take the posi-
ton of night Waterman / have de-
rived great relief and benefit by
using Botanic Blood Balm" and
have regained my strength sufficiently
to resume my regular work. | think
Botanic Blood Balm has given me
permanent rlief. am now able to
perform work that / have not had
strength 10 do for FIVE years, and
cheerfully indorse b. b. b., which
has proven to be the only medicine
that would give me relief.
OLIVER SRcoR,
lila Streeper St, Baltimore, MD,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-26
Heavy Losses.


Alamance county has suffered heay.
lily by the recent freshet. Six bridges
we're WASHED away wholly or par.
tally Tuesday morning. 90 far az
heard from, viz: At Ireland's mill,
Glencoe, Big Falls. Haw River; q,
Alamsnce factory, on Big Alsmance,
and one on Sinking Quarter. Be.
sides much damage has been caused
by Overlooking crops along the
streams. The water courses have
been higher than for Is years or
more. We expect 70 hear Of consid-
erably more damage.
Since writing the above we learn
that the bridge and saw mill at lola,
and the bridge at ossIpee on Reedy
Fork, and the bridge at the widow
Summers mill In Guilford kre gone.
A great deal Of fencing has also been
washed away.
LATER: We learn that the bridge
ct Altamahsw and Cedar Cliff. also
Geo. sutton's saw mill below the for.
mer are all gone. Mill dams have
been damaged, but 10 what extent Is
not yet known.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-26

Rev. r. q PEARSON is in Win
ston and begun his series Of meet
ings Sunday night Like every
other place where he has been, i'm
mense congregations crowd the pla-
ces of worship to hear him. He is
a powerful preacher-wonderful be-
cause he breaches so simple; young
children can understand him, and il
goes right TO the heart Of mis- hear.
ers.