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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14

NEW YORK. August 13.-Beeves-Re-
ceists 3 $40 head, making 9,430 head tor
tbs week; good cattle active and higher;
om:aon 70 prime native steers 81 Goa
6 90 per 100 pounds; poor native steers
and stockers - 75l& %; Texas steers
: Pol 90; bulls 81 s0a3 90.
Shrep-Receipts II, 400 head, making
3s, 100 Tor the week; 3 better feeling pre-
vailed and str01g prices; common to
good sheep s. 5Oa$5 90 per 100 pounds;
COMMON 20 prime lambs - 25a7 -.
Hogs-Receipts 6, 100 head, making 49,
800 for the week; market steadler at IS 80
Tor t.iE 10 good.
Chicago
.aIlaau August l~3.-Gattle- kerript-
1900 head market firm; steers S. 50a6 40;
cows, bnllsGnd mixed 81 75a3 80; stockers
aud feeders 81 5Oa3 50.
Eogs Receipts 10000 head; market
strong and higher; mixed IS SOa6 30;
common TO fair s. O056 %; good to choice
IS 3Oa6 20; pigs - SOa6 40.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; market
moderately active and easier; western s. 90
as so; Texans s. OOa3 -; natives s. 5Ol
1 80; lambs 81 0Oa5 80.
Cincinnati.
CISCn:hATI, August Is -H"r -SteadieT;
common ard light s. 5OaG 30; packing
and butchers T. SOa6 30; receipts 400
head; shipments 300 head.
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.
CINCINNATI, August ll.-This week q
new departure WIS i]naugurated by the re-
moral OF one of the principal horse aud
markets from Fifth street, which has
been the main centre of this business for
many years. 10 the Cincinnati Union Stock
stables. Il is probable Others will
TOR ut the new stand there is plenty
oi room, and room il needed TO properly
carry on the business. Property at the
old s;aUd is becoming too cramped for this
growing market. Business this week has
satisfactory ami the following prices
were well Sustained. Driving aud saddle
horses, $l25al75; DRAFT horses, Sl50a2O0;
street car horses, $lOOal25: Southern
37oa9O. Mules, aged four to eight
years, fifteen and ahaif to sixteen hand-,
Sl35ll5O; fifteen to fifteen and Il halt
hands, ~Sll5il3j; fourteen and n halt L.
fifteen hands, $9Oall5.
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FiNANnE ANn TRADE
ioney l ea2 Per Ccnt-Gnvcrnment- DuI!
n Stcauy-S'oCks DuIl-Flour Firm aud

Money I2a2 Per Cont-Gnv"rnment- Duli
aud Stcsuy-S'ockS DuIl-Flour Firm aud
Unchanged wheat Lower.
GRp YosK, August lS.-Mouey on call
easy "t la2 per cent laat loan az , per
cent, closed Offered ~ , per cent; prime
mercantile paper il6i per cent, sterling
sI'h4nsy quiet aud weak AT lSil 3i~I.
GovERNMENTs-Dull aud STEADY.
Four, Registered .......... .... ......'N g.
g~ourS,gud,t.hali, Registered ........ .........l01 s.
-Dlr- ell-7-h4l', coupons. n............ ..... ~
Pacific sizes o. 1895 ..... ................ I'D
STATES Dali and steady.
RAILROADS Fairly active, Gales 81 OFT
600
Sro,Es-The stock market to-day wac
quite dull, except IN spots, and y lew
stocks nonopolizsd the interest Of th~ pee
ulation. The business Mt the opening Of
the market was very quiet, but the first
sales were made at advances over S1tur-
days closing figures of from to per
cert. The hear pressure, however, s0on
sagsed the lis on and fractional declines
ranging m tip per cent. were estah-
lishci. The activity, such a. it
wns, ceased upon the cessation OF
the pressure and the mprdet became
dull and somewhat irregular for some
time, Init toward noon The Northern
Plc,ligs became &. rOngrr and the general
list followed slowly. The upward move
meut made very GLOW progress hut lasted
until near delivery hour, when the advance
was checked, though tue best prices were
well held throughout. The market Italy
closed dull and about steady at fractional
advances over the opening figures. The
declines are very few in number this even
iug AID Ire advances are generally for
small fractions. Ssles lGD. 375 shares.
Quotations closed hid a. follows:
Adams Express III; American EXPRESS
100; Canada Pacific, 57i; Central Pacific
81 Chesapeake and OHIO IL dc preferred
frsts - do seconds -; Chicago aud Alton
1879; Chicago. Burlington and Quincy ll&;
Delaware and Hudson, lis; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western 1867: Denver
and Rio Grande, Isl; Erie, -; DO pre-
fe:rcd, G2l; F.. Wayne, $50; Illinois
Cantrel llg: Lake Shore, GO; Michigan
Central, -; Minneapolis and st. Louis,
So: do preferred, Is; Missouri Pacific,
Northern Pacific, rs; do preferred,
571; CHICAGO and Northwestern ia: do
or5lerred, li3l; New York Central, iUT!;
Oregon TrauscoDtlneutal 23l; Pacific Mai.
81 Peoria, d x t, %; Plttsbnrg, l5-;
Pullman Palace Car, To-. Reading, G~,
Rock Isia26, l09li st. Louis a-i San
~.raoc;soo, -; DO preferred, =; fist
nrefsr.d, il3; st. Paul. Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1O6; e Ps1l and Omaha, Il,
do preferred los! ;Taxa- Pacific, 25l Tn'oe
Pacific, 500; United States Ezpress, IS.
Western Union, -.
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BGIY0s3s
RALTIaioRE AND OHIO K. Z.

D,na- p, =. -.
DtpNt-Ie OF trains from Wheeling. Easteil
- E,,r,s ".G"g .-.lsel Apr. =,,Ar !N,S.
AN AN ~ ~ '" az "4- Lhe HoHhWeSt ~
~ "a ~ 80 ~ v H. dal.g, and IT'D ?
- F I@ st ,Sg S'.@.".y
~ 80 - ~ la. A-U ~ Louis, lO.S a,
cs1rb-t.i o. - ~ IA
sundsy '''''A'o" '""A m except
For G~1'-rhrs MOS, q A..
m dgrv AMI =, ~ ~ - ~ 60, S"a no y
rrr-! ~. .".! tAtel- alhasy.
PEiIItSITbio ~ SSI,HSy"n, a. oa..m"Fc'
n ami IN - 80 -"A "a N'~i't-' '.-'S
gor pff,,EL - ,.rt,u.s, o..
- ~.' N"'",hgIaR ia '.NA. NJ
uG.aS sAIi,n'' SO q M dailyi 10 :. N, Gai.!
SAtep' Tth''! Additional! way tra!n tHE WASH
81, I m. Hhl'{ except SUNDAY.
'f.No-'E' DE'IAo'e auI Philadelphia on ?,
IT. "a -
Fuf BROWNSVILLE, p.r ?. m. a. A N. lIUO
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MouEgsyl.ls. W. "a, August II.

NuuEEsylafE, w. Va, August IL.
rta. Ef.- .f". E
Sls -Gasre is % rumoC ia ejaculation
that , uer.on w,ir,ns j-n,l N0v.anlo.yu 60
the E,l".n1.r, makes tolscr-t OF SOM"
ers,t gsias. that will be- made IA Old Mon
ongalia county, By the Republican ticket
He says ths. in Clay District alone there
are eighty converts. This ia really laognS
bic. The facts are lhlt the Democrats OF
this Claw district have curui.eu M their
Cleveland aud Thurman club about fifteen
I.-uub..rans. To the beat ~ tae writers
knowledge luary OF them never voted the
Democratic ticket before. The writer has
10 from sool ]autuonly that ln Cass dis
trrt tine Democrats will gam at ica~t
votes tsom the Republican ticket. Trey
have some very prominent doppers m
Morgan district. when we come 10 sum
up the aogpea % the Il publicsns in No5-
gan. Cps and Clay, ,Hsy can easily be
counted They number ABOUT cIg or ,~o,
In thr other districts as far as any o has
any knowledge there will be no changes to
Eepublicanisgl at all. DEMOCRAT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14

Old lady ito elderly bride on wedding
iripI-That young man who JUS. went in
70 the smokin' car seems very fond O you,
ha'Gm.
Elderly bride-Ah, yes; John loves me
ma-t dearly,
old lady-It does my heat good 10 see
such affection these dlys; Is NE the only
eon We got, Ma'am?
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O! Litv,
OIL CITY, August Is -Petroleum-Open-
ed at sole; highost sG.c; lowest s5c; closed
at s5!c, sales l,U25, 600 barrels; clearance
, O~O, OuO barrels; charters Il, 9n5 barrels;
shipments -, GiG barrels; ruus 81, los bar.
rcls.
SittsgdrS.
P~TTsBrEG, PA, August Is - P~etroienm
Dull and heavy; opened NJ s6iC closed
a. s5ic; highest, So c; loves: Sc.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, PA August Is Petroleum
Opened at S6ic; closed at s5ic; highest
sole; lowest s5c; c~learances 1,l72,OO o
barrels.
Titusville.
TTUsvTLI.E. PA, August Petroleum
Opened At s6.c; highest sG.c; lowest
SIC closed ~ S5.c.
SeS York.
NEW YORK, August IL Petroleum
Opened weak at SGsc, &c below Saturdays
close, aud the price declined with a few
slight rallies to SOC, after which the market
became steady and closed a. S5ic. Consol-
dated Exchange opened at soc; highest
rs p; lowest Sc; closing at S5ic, Sales
/, lG9, 900 barrels.
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ODDS AND ENDS.
4 ERInHr IL-TrEE.

\ BRIGHT FUTURE
Friend TO St. Louis ciuzaul-What did
you thinE OF Hamlet las. night?
81. Louis citiz.n-Immensc, II that
teller'Shokespcare kin write a iew more
plays like that, an lets whisky alone,
he'll make money hand over fist.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14

Only poor man. said - woman who had
given some breakfast TO = tramp, you eat
slowly and in evident plin.n
"Yes, Madam sadly responded the
tramp, 81 had to sell the gold in nay teeth
last week for food or starye."
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!gl,- CON


NEW YORK, August l3.-Dry Goods
With iObbrrs the was IN improved trade
in moderate n, and the same report was
trne of other distributing centres. With
agents the trade was uneven, hut through
or, crs of moderate quantity good trade
wRs reached. Agents. have reduced the
price Of Indian Head &Gin. STANDARD sheet
ing lie.
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Live rJr=

BALTIMORE, August -. Is
At CAIEERTO% YARDS

~ - . o FHHHTH=HFFa ~ 10 o TRH..f
Al CAh' EhiVN hlI'"
htEt yNI''E If'"e III Dtvi c'll'e E"-
mas he'n ','y $40" on tne MI again ,h'7
week h"''hei7 o'nGnt q 70" more man
,hcy 81" i'7i Week II',T' III" on Hn'ul
.c through inc lis'' WIN me luaii'y "'Tl'
"' G'oH a. u WAS I.,T' th'lsuay' we
4'''e ~ - '"a' w. WIN rev ~ '"r T,'eI
H'Icf' most S'i'' were ~ - -''f ''2 PEI
-. = Pr g,t,I. ,b;, ,ro.t, -,,c,5
as c,llowa Beet Reeves AZ 81 5O,4 90;
tlos. generally rated first quality 81 -
ST 50: med um on GOOD fir quality 81 90
ai % suj ordinary t,iu .f.e's, oxen and
crys - a - Dar Iul ibs
OF n. cat,Is received - came fran
N5rvland 80 tenn y~i-giai, 30 from
Wi Virg;ria sGI from ulio and I1f
Lesd from ;pinois TofqI REGENTS for the
na@t we.k I $50 pcaiast - IN last week,
and IDS same time lest wear.
or the OFFERINGS G-5 were taken nv the
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rRCDUCS,


NBw YORK, August l&.-Flour-Re-
oeipts 2&,5T6 packages; exports l25, 200
sacks; market heavy; sales %, 600 barrels,
common TO good extra western and State
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effort into a man 10 oppose him Lincoln

'H'V nun 70 VpplsV UIW -IUI'VTF
Citizen.
The Record has held interviews with
many oil ihe tead.ug mon Of thr State, r71
the Hentlme2t IL almost unanimous so IA
yor OF Judge Fleming for Goveruar He
has 40 saemies, he represents 80 .....r
oo; eyrn those who are kIniiy ii,pose.
toward other candidates say jh,. 10 uus-
take can arse through h nomination OF
Judge Fleming. Flemn. Is lno man -
IIlSt INInn Ra-ntN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14
W. ". CLEMENTS, WsnSrar'
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Time Table tsking eject May 9Th. 1855. Pas.
seugcr trains will run As f~Ol'ONs-C,u.rdl Tine.
All trains daily except those marked thus I
which Do not run on sunday:
SOUTH BoVSD. .Su. e. 30. (. SoGrNo. |
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WEST VIRGINIA POLITICS.
o. I]ntorest Cleaned From Our state
Exchange

~ -tiaAA AINHA AA-N
nave hgoaag chance tor e~lscling them.
N'u'e m.u cao lee found who Is willing 10
spend nr7 tine and -n.rs change Tor the
np@oT OF beng deivated - UIUuc Nacs.
judge Hslrv Brspcpu. Of Lswls r,ug-r
w.n ,aa -omi.rf,lu, GA the Democratic
.'r..e, Tor Jndge OF the SUPr,me Court of
Appeals, There isn't a better or more
ir7vT''iG man ln The State. He ought 20
.v.,'v" ~ A"" N" preolct that he will
t5'g'm D1"Orr1'.
Hon ". L.. Wilson has been rspomi.
s' y for Congress in the Second District.
lie BIS 0 'HliH'n' steward-not only true to
tae interests OF the p-opie OF his district,
"'i N" credit to the State which he rep
''sea.s. ijr - fearless and able repre-
sentative Of b,moc'7,c ideas and Demo
's'''r oHririus'. Judging from the tone
"' .'- pre- al hlT ','i,lt' ne IL de'eryediy
'..' '-' ".' "''"'' transcript
A. "a Democratic newspaper, working
and hoping 90 see a rnuslug Democratic
majority this tai, the Democrat desires 10
see tas old state tlck.I, with Judge
Fleming al the heSd, nominated ut Hun
tlngtCn. II ever the party needed TO be
united on a ticket OF capable and popular
men Il Is now. Say what you please, hut
The nd brush must be shaken this year.
-Fn'H0m Daao0'0f.
S.gt' convention a. Huntington next
ThUr-ty. Les the Preston delegates re-
member their '',i,ucuo"s and insist upon
'7e nomlaa.l2n OF T. i CCogan for Attor-
.r9 t~'sa.r''. fnSio1 county Is entitled 20
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14

WHAT ia more attractive tasu q pretty
face with n fresh, bright complexion for
/, uaa PO10pi'S Powder.
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BALTIMORE, Mp, August l3.-Wheat-
Western dull aud love-; NJ. , Water red
spot 9Dl sole; September 9Jag3i O.; October
90 80. @; December S2ie93.. Corn West
era dull and easy; mixed spot August 81! a
- e; September 52ia5ic, year 10! li6ct,
OAta-Sieaiy; western white ilai3a, DO
mixed %5l37c. Rye-Steady at 53t55n
IIy-Frw; Prime to choice western
go OOa2O 90. Provisions-FGrly active
aud firm. Po.k-At Sl5 5Oal5 -. Butter
Creamery l7al9,. E~ggs-Firm at Bale
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14

TWNNNNI AUgn8f TI--INN -NTTN T0II
i,yr,,y. IN its review OF the British grain
tlale the past week, says: 4 fair amount
ol early wheat was cut during the week.
The quality il good, still the prospects are
the hlrIrst will he interior to that Of tn
past few years. Not much English wheat
q Offering; quotations unchanged. Sal5s
Of Euglish wheat tor the week, Ii, -
quarters a. 3i4 sd, against %, 652 quarters
- 33t 81 during anne period last year.
Flour s!ow0r to sell. Foreign whca's
lgaiu-. %ss|lrr7. Corn unaltercd. Lirseed
81 To NJ desrer. At to-day's market Eng
lsh whea. vas scarce and u~nchaged; tor
"a love. Four 81 cheaper. Oat-
were ! shilling Gearer.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-05-19
WISE WORDS.

The best way to do good is to. be good.
How strangely easy difficult thing,
are.
It's not cowardly to run from tempta-
ton.
The world knows nothing of its great
est men.
The thirst of desire is never filled, nor
fully satisfied.
A craving for sympathy is the common
boundary line between 10Y and sorrow.
Study the characters Of each. and sym
pathize with all in their troubles, however
small.
If a man has real merit there is moth
ing that will bring HIM into notice Sc
we'll as abuse.
The man who is vain OF his wealth
ONLY proves that he thinks more Of his
money than of himself.
The indiscriminate defence of right
and wrong contracts the understanding,
while it hardens the heart.
If we are not extremely foolish, thank
less or senseless, a great JOY is more apt
to cure sorrow than a great trouble is.
GOVernmcnt tHt INEQUALITY
Of power, and makes an innocent man,
though of the lowest rank, a match fol
the mightiest of his fellow subjects.
The affections of a man for his wife
and children is gagged by what he is
willing TO do for their future, as we'll a:
by what he is doing to supply their
wants now.
What causes such a miscalculation ir
the amour of gratitude which mer
expect for the favors they have done, il
that the pride of the giver and that o.
the receiver can never agree as to thu
value of the benefit.
Do to days duty, fight to-day's temp
tations and do not weaken and dlstrac'
yourself by looking forward to things
which you cannot see, and could mo-
understand if you saw them.
A lovers hope resembles the bean il
the nursery tale; let it once take root
and it will grow so rapidly that IN tn
course of a few hours the giant 1magin
alton builds a castle on the top, and By
and by comes disappointment with the
cruel axe, and hews down both the PLAN
and the superstructure.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-05-19
The Blood of Drinkers

The Medical Record. discussing the subject
of Science and Drink" saws tina Harley
has found that, even in the small proportion
of FIVE p r cent, alcohol ''exerts a powerful
chemical effect on blood. so powerful as &c
entirely derange one of its most important
functlons-namely, the function of respira-
ton. The alcohol seems to act like an
asphyxiant. inasmuch as it not alone dimin
ishes the power of the red corpuscles to alb
serb oxygen, but to exhale carbonic acid.
and that, too. in the same way though to a
somewhat less extentl as morphia does" 1t
is held that 1t is because of this chemical
effect that the blood of the drinker is imper-
fectly oxidized, untitled for the purpose OF
nutrition, and predlsposed to the grayest
forms of disease.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-05-19
B.. B. B..

IN many l~nstances,a sufferer from blood poi
son h%esifates as To which is the best remedy
they should use. Theory and logic are not
enough. for fluent writers NAV pen advertising
with most seductive wording. but the intelli-
GEM man wants experimental proof Nothing
: 50 convincing q the words from those who
nave suffered and found a cure. Read the fol-
lowing true and unsolicited testimonials of the
wonderful effects of 4. T.. +. Botanic Blood
RalIn4:
MERIDIAN. Miss. July y. lss7. .
Fora number Of wears have suffered untold
agony from the effects nt blood noieon. had
my cas- treated hy several prominent physi-
Clans, but received bnt little. if any. relief. |
resorted 70 all sorts Of patent medicines.spend-
ING a large amount of money. hut vet getting
no better; NJ attention wa> attracted by T."
and ! commenced taking II merely aSan ex-
leTlmenf.haNln- but little IA III in The results
! = my utter surprise ! soon commenced 10 IN
Hearty person all owing ~ The execute t quai-
iflesol Is. + e Il cannot C0mmend II too
hieh'y, 70 those suffering from blood poison.
10 GIb>oH. Trainlnan. NJ. 4 {. x r.
BALTIMORE. Arril -. ls~7. For overtwentr
years have been troubled with ulceratrt,
2Awei> and bleeding pliee,and grew y-ry weak
"hh tltln from constant loss of blood. have
,sed tour hoftle>n +. + B.. and have gained
; pounds III Mel-h'. an1feel better in general
iteaifh Than have Tot tan wears. recommend
Your Is = 4. as the h-~: med cine have aver
,~td. and o"e my Improvement 10 The NC g..
ta'an3c Blood Rain.
EUGt>Ir>A SMITH. BIS Exeter II.
DAWSON, G> Inne y. ls., -Rcinc an old
tsah ana suffering from general debility and
itnihsfI-m ~ the JOINTS Of the ~honl1tr-, |
t'aIl IifflrutiN in attending 10 my blindness
- q q lawyer, nnflt ! bought and used tiya
,%atte. ~ y h. b. Eo'an}. Bo"i IA N. ut NJ
Ie4.r. 81 : Il Irwin a~1n. and my zen
,fas health ! improved. and the fh41mat>n.
ie't ne. / believe il 10 b. a good medicine
! H. LANG.
Address. kIoop Balm Co. Atlanta. GA.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-05-19
Too Late

These are solemn and fer rful words: but
they are warranted by the parable, as apply
ing TO souls seeking entrance into the king
dom of heaven. The wise virgins vel
come the procession, pass On with 1t, enter
the banqueting house, and sit down to the
feast. These represent such MS are ready for
the coming of their lord. Readiness consists
In sincere repentance of sin, true faith in
Jesus Christ as Saviour, hearty acceptance
OF Him as redeemer md Lord, open comics
sion and prayerful obedience. ~ These have
no preparation to make when the Lord
comes. They have been waiting and watch
ing. Their work is done. They are saved
with and everlasting salvation. The foolish
virgins represent such as are unready.
They, however, come calling for
mercy. Their eyes are open upon all the
consequences of past folly. But they find
II too late! They are recognized by the
great searcher Of hearts as not belonging to
the true procession They have had many a
pressing invitation, and many an aboIndinC
opportunity. But they have not needed the
invitations; have not embraced the oppor-
tunities. The door is shut. Too latel Con
tent with a mere formal life. they have
never been disciples. They would not be in
structed in the way Of the Lord;
but chose their own way. The wise
are safely housed. The unwise arc for
ever excluded. Blessed hope for
the Christian. Fearful disappointment
for the careless and the formal. This is our
time Of opportunity this our day of grace.
True repentance is never too late but late
repentance is seldom true" No wonder the
Saviour c%ounsels all to watch. To us the
Son Of man may come at my hour-at any
moment Watch" is a sentinel virtue. SIN
no attitude OF mind and heart dCas man in
carnnte his noblest end, as man. active in
faith and in good works, he awaits the sec
ond coming of Christ" Now the door is
open. BY and by the door will be shut
~ " Observer
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-05-19
l. Thi. Whnt Ais Youe

Do YOU have dull. heavy headache, oh
struction of the nasal passages. discharges
falling from the head into the throat, some
times profuse, waterv and acrid. at others
thick. tenacious. mucous, purulent, bloody,
and putrld. eyes weak. waterv and inf1amed .
ringing III the ears, deafness. hacking or
coughing to clear the throat. expactoration
Of offensive matter, together with scabs from
ulcers, voice changed and nasal twang
breath offensive: smell and taste impaired Is
there a sensation of dizziness, with mental
depression. Il hacking cough and general de
hllltyt It You have all. or any considerable
number Of TN ese SYMPTOMS. YOU are suffering
from Nasal Catarrh. The more complicate /
your disease has become. the greater the mum
Der aud diversity Of symptoms. Thousands
of cases annually. without manifesting half
OF the above symptoms, result in consump-
ton. and end III the grave. No disease is SO
common more deceptive and dangerous, ,r
less understood. or more unsuccessfullv treat
Ell by physicians. The. manufacturers OF DR..
Sages oatarrh Remedy offer, IN good faith,
a reward OF Nl for a case of this disease
which they cannol cure. The Remedy i sold
by druggists. at only 80 cents.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-05-19
Parting IS Such Sweet Sorrow.

never spoke the word ''Farewell,'
But with an utterance faint and broken
A heart sick warming for the time
When it should never more be spoken.
Caroline BoU'es.
So thinks the youth when love is true
An! smoothly flowing as a river:
A score of times he SAYS Good night
And wishes he could stay forever.
Boston Courier.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-05-19

When fragile woman slghS. ,leploring
The charms that quickly fade away.
What power. the bloom Of health restoring.
tan check the progress IF decay
The only aid that worth attention.
For pains and ills OF such description.
Thousands OF women gladly mention
'Tls Pierce> Favorite Prescription
The price Of this RIVAL remedy. DR. Fierces
favorite Prescription, i hut one dollar SO
tltic for all those chronic ailments ami weak.
neS>e> peculiar IL women The only meii
cine for such malalieS. >old hv druggists,
under a positive guarantee from the manu-
facturer>. that il will give satisfaction or
money refunded. See guarantee on bottle
"rapper large bottles 81. Six for s..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-05-19

II want to thank you writes a young man
to B.. F. johnson & Co, Richmond, Va,
''for placing me in a position by which am
enabled to make money faster than | ever
did before" This is but a sample extract of
the many hundreds of similar letters re-
ceived by the above firm. See their adver-
tisement in another column.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-05-19
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indcscrihahlc feeling Of dread, or Of i'm
pcnChng calamity
If YOU have all. or any considerable
of thcs" symptoms. YOU are
suffering frot" that most omTnon of
American maladies Bilious Dyspepsia. or
Torpid Liver. associated with Dyspepsia.
or indigestion. The more complicated
Your disease has become. tn" greater the
number and diversity OF symptoms. No
matter what stage il has reached. DIR.
Will slltpille II. II taken according to di-
rtctlon> Ton a reasonable length of time.
II not cured, complications multiply and
Consumption Of the Lungs. Skin Diseases.
Heart Disease. lth"umatlsIn. Kidney Dis
ease. or other grave mdladlGs are Gultc