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House.

The following bills, were intr oduced and
referred =
TO establish a camp for yellow fever
refugees.
A resolution providing for immediate trans.
mission to the President of enrolled bills
For the appointment of IA Commute to con-
fer With the Senate eonipiittee upon the sub
Ject OF joint rules for orderly proceeding OF
business between the two houses.
10 prevent aliens from being employed Oh
pubic works.
To increase pensions of those who have
lost a hmD.
A JOINT resolution was passed extending
until Oct. 10th the existing appropriations
tor the sundry civil expenses of the govern
meut.
Mr.. Burns called up the conference report
on the sundry civil appropriation bill. The
conference report was agreed to but DO de
clslon was reached on the Congre ssional
library building feature. A further confer
eDce was ordered. Mr.. Dingiey OF Maine
presented the petition OF the cltlzens of Bath.
Maine, asking Congress to pass a bill tor tine
yellow fever sufferers.
Mr.. Cram offered IA resolution giving the
judiciary committee leave TO report al any
time the bill tor the suppression of trusts.
The Senate blll aas asscd with amend
ments, prohibiting The sale aud manufacture
vi aduiieIated food and drugs III the district
of Columbia.
Holman OF Indiana, from the committee on
public lands, reported back the Senate bin,
extending the laws vi the United States over
the pubic land strip, asked immediate con
slderaIion.
Weaver of Iowa, and Warner of Mis- .ouri,
opposed The request, as friends of the Okla
nuna blil
McConas of Mary land, asked unanimous
consent 10 Uner for reference, n resolution
hxlng DAY 1or the consideration of the
BLAIR bill.
Miilen of Tennessee obje ciel.
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FRIGHTENED CITIES.
Precautions Taken by Southern Towns
Against the Scourge.
Progress the Fever is Making In Differ
ent Places.
Jackson.
Chattanooga.

No deaths or new cases are reported since
yesterday morning. All the sick are doing
we'll
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New Orleans.

As precautionary measure to allay ap-
prehension the president of the board of
health issued an order to representatives of
the various roads coming into this city and
passing through or near the infected points
not TO bring into the city any coaches in
which refugees from infected points have
Travelled North. All the local trains on the
Illinois Central railroad have been aban-
,loned and only through trains are running as
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Oxen, VIM. Jones, Fairfield, lst; John
G. Fish, Oakland, 81 and 81. 3-year old
steers, j. G.. Fish, lst. Matched Calves,
Geo. L. Shores, Waterville, lst.
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THE NATIONS SCAPITAL.
Both Branches Flooded with
Bills and Resolutions.
The Much MOOted Senate Tariff
Will be Reported TO the Whole Committee
Tuesday.
II Reduces the Revenue Sixty-1Ys
Millions.
Service Of the Pacific Roads TO
be Investigated.
Inquiry into Charges Against Congress-
man Stahlnecksr Resumed.
WASHINGTON, Sept. "a.
Senate.

Senate
Among the bills introduced in the Senate
we're the following
BY Mr.. Stewart, TO prohibit the immigra-
tion of Chinese laborers.
BY Mr.. Plumb offering a reward of $780,
900 10 any person or persons who shall dis
cover the cause, remedy and treatment of
yellow fever.
BY Mr.. Call, for commission # medical
men in Jacksonville, to observe and report
upon the facts relative TO yellow fever and
The best methods of its cure, prevention and
suppr, ssion.
In connection with the two latter bills.
MIR. Harms presented telegram from Mem
phls, Tenn, dttributiug the existence of yell
low fever at Decatur, Ala, aud jackson,
Mss, TO unrestricted intercourse between
Cuba and Florida during the past two years,
saying tnat demonstrated the necessity
OF II perfect system OF seaboarl Quarantine
and recommending the establishment of the
board of health.
Mr.. Shermans resolution for inquiry as to
relations between the United States and
Great Britain and Canada was laid over till
to morrow.
Stewaits resolution as to the presentation
of bills TO the President, was referred to the
committee on rules.
The Senate bill restoring to the United
States certain OF lands granted was taken up.
Plumb addressed the Senate in favor of its
passage.
he Senate then proceeded TO the consid.
Grafton of the general deficiency appropria-
tion bill. Amen iments were agreed to ap-
proprLiting S66JO Tor repairs of public build
lngs at Concord, n. IL. approprlating s26U6
TO pay The Hartford and New York Trans
portatlon company tor labor and money eX-
penGed IN dredging the Connecticut river III
the emergency IN 1856; approprlating S32,-
9oS tor the BALTIMORE Il Uhio Railroad, and
. . 800 tor the lloDoken Land and Improve.
ment Company for government trausporta
uon; an Appropriation of S97, 1U4 for trans
poriat.on furnished by the Penusy lvanla
railroad Company and other claims reported
by the secw'ary OF the treasury AS audited
claims, Inserting each OF the items contained
III the book of estimates, but omitted IN the
bill excepting the items for the Pac inc Rail
road companies, and appropristing S276,OUU
for indemnify for outrages On the Chinese III
the Territories. The bill was then passed
and the Senate adjourned
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The American Association.
At St. Louis-St. Louis 2, Baltimores 6.
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Mobile.

Owing to restrictions of quarantine regu-
lations in Mississippi, Tennessee and kentuc-
ky, the Mobile and Ohio road stopped to-
night all through passenger and freight
trains.
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take blankets and provisions, an we
started. II was an awful night; but we
called for Lane here, an he cum along
| like a man. We got into the gulch by
daylight. The water was goin' down,
an Jest as we struck Coyote erik, Lucy
screamed, an thar was you allyn on
the bank with log in yer arms"
Allen explained about his companions
and begged Mr.. Hemphill and Lane to
90 up the gulch to seek them, directing
them to the point where they assembled
from the rayine.
The men lett, and it was late in the
afternoon when they returned, support
ing two wounded men.
A temporary camp, presided over by
Lucy as hospital nurse, was erected at
once, and Lane started back for wagon
to carry home the three miners.
All happily recovered by kind treat
ment and plenty OF food.
Two years afterwards Allen Smith re-
turned from summer hunt in the
mountain, and he said to his wife:
"Lucy, these rusty pistols and this
bag Of gold dust found on skeleton in
the mountains. The pistols belonged to
Bulger; the gold belongs to Dick Gross
and jerks. l have enough in YOU"
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The modes Of deaths approach are
various, and statistics show conclusively
that more persons die from diseases OF
the Throat and Lungs than any other.
1t is probable that everyone, without ex-
ception, receives vast numbers OF Tu-
berCle Germs into the system and where
these germs fall upon suitable soil they
start into life and develop, at first slowly
and is shown by slight tickling sensa-
ton in the throat and il allowed to con-
tinue their ravages they extend to the
lungs producing Consumption and to
the head, causing Catarrh. Now all this
is dangerous and il allowed to proceed
viii in time cause death. AT the onset
you must act With promptness following
a cold to go without attention is danger
GUS and may lose you your life. As soon
us you feel that something is wrong
with your Throat, Lungs or Nostrils, OBJ
tain u bottle OF Boschee's German
syrup. 1t will give you immediate re-
lief, &w
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In the Amusing Comcdiettn of "Used Up, -
Sir Charles ColdstreSm. a blase man Of fashion,
Is made to deprecntc everything In which every.
body else Is supposed to take an interest, with
in it.W He even extended this criticism 10 The
orator Of VesuviuS, down which he looked but
INV "nothing In IT, Such characters are sCarcer
on this side Of the Atlantic than abroad, but
they exist here Notwithstanding. Such men
need 'lllIp 70 nature" 10 incidentally stlmu.
late their faded appetite, overcome their laSSI.
tude. and renew the Eest Of existence. They aud
other upon whom the worlds enjOyments are
beginning prcmAturcly to pail will find Hostel.
tors stomach Bltters wholesome aud speedy
renewal OF yigOr and health. Appetite returns,
dyspeptlc and bilious synptnmb disappear, the
nerves grow strong, and the hour Of retirement
| II uniraught with apprehension Of uneasy rcpOse
when this SupcrlRtivc tonic IA employed II
remedies fever and aguO, rheumatism and kidney
troubles
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0I1f Sntelliaeafer.
once Nos. 30 and "a Fourteenth street.
THE RED BANDANA,

[Air: "Hold the Forth
uoI 90 yo,.,s sne the svtnbolS
WsvjnS H. tbs w.
paJrfnrcs,In ~ nnw nre canning.
vtn,ns,S a. niSbI
TonS moi on the nid bandana.
NJ, S,,nnot, Nt,r SStiSn'a hammer
e lsr aLS"d
W." '
s.o III. mo,iv rrovd advancing.
GroSer isaSInS nnl
NtSnh,y ,,,Sn HAT ranks deser,Inv
M lxII ibSIr I ho SnS' Hrs gone e'
ICY notion tRe ali bSndana
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trustees Sale.
TRTsTEE'S SALE.

'N'
i ..,,,re Of deed Of trust made BY G &c, -
by Viilu no ~ trustee, dated June *, lsS9 ~,
fy, 70 i KS 6Glse oi The CLERK Of the County
corded II ohio County, West Virginia, n DECD o.
tour W ~ No. IG. page ~, VIM hell ~ t nVS
Tfi,i b'DH n The Court House OF Ohio county, on
from 'V .lTuRDAY, AUGUST Ii, 1855
,.,,,r nj 10 O'Clock a. m. the following ~
bySinpini sdl.IelVhia district, Ohio county, West
virginia. ~ West Union and ROney's Point turn
and on Hs,5Ining four acres, more o. ICY, COZ COT
Pike CO.. ,.SiI lfy 10y william He!ieaolne 9qa
re{eI XII dated February ., 1888. recorded ~
Deed booH ,bs above aud containing Two acre.,
adlplhiIsr los. conveyed TO said Fry Oy LeM,n lew,
more " a, 5eed dated June u, ISIS, recorded III
P row Xxx No. u, page 70. ,.-,,o.,,., I'm,
DEED b1oS sye pieces believed to be perfect DuI
Ille ~ "rl,tre will convey only the uues
s.llilf ~ " me BIZ aid deed Of trust.
restgI !" 6T siIE--One third and ~ much NOR GI'.
ikhSs EF,rf elects to pay In cash on me day
q w 'Gr Lalnnee In two equal insAllineihLs
o, 49, -nI Two Year, Win interest, ST Wh iiS1
q on, G,,cr shall execute his notes win g3ou
he ,5c legal title to be retained ~ IuFtnsI
'eln i,y or a, the purchasers option nc may ~
cure Tue "'' ". ]. W. CoWDEN, Trustee;
~ II. UALiEE. Auctl0neer: 8!IIs-
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Wool,

PHILAnEIPHIA, Pa, August l0.-Wool firm;
STOCKS light: Ohio. Pennsylvania and West Viz.
gInta Xxx aud above 2Sl3Oc; medium T3A'AG:
Coarse 3Ias2c; New York, Michigan, Indiana
and Western fine or \ and N% 25N!1c;, me
dlum Ssa33c; coarse 3laS?c; fine washed deiaine
and delRIne 3ia3JC: coarse do 32n!lsc; Canada
washed C0mbIng Slaagc; tub washed 3la'IIc;
medium unwnshed combing and delatne ga
2Sc; coarse do 2la26c.
NEW YoRK, August lO.-wool firm; domestic
fleece 2Oa3Gc: pulled lSa3Gc: ToXAs lbA!Io.
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Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

sod, Roomcd New Cottage on Moundsville
Csmy GroanI@, ,,oob street., 4 rooms and cellar,
c.9 be bough, tor 81 60 ,,ors and kI,cben:
NO t,ct front running TO alley, ~ feet.
g!9uhnIo =, 'J ini no. G73 Main street, between
H" u'g imrElc streets, Martins Ferry, n0rth
Ccntr a', NIX. Works: house has six rooms,
Of aI ,,a1 aud cellar bydrsnt ln yard ,,.o,
SIX f'oT Iaii iot. cNu BE- bought for 81 600.
sf9,Hnr ,,,,rf Hov,sVS, Lots aud Farms Tor sale.
H.. 5G XII stl,ntiou given TO the collection o.
IS Il,TI othrf accounts; the purchase aud sic
irhH G', ..tntr, the prosecution Of claims io5
o. nI its' Inunty. &c. Pensions are increased
Xxx, nfnpcrly presented. Many fehslonh
'h3a'l , NJ anything named above call on or
address
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NEW YORK, August lO.-Flour, receipts 1000
packages: exports 3,7l2 barrels and ., h65 Sacks
market dull aud weak; sales 1850 bushels.
Wheat, receipts 1880 bushels: exports $3.50
bushels; sales 900 bushels OF futures and 49,
900 bushels OF spot; options irregular, closing
steady ut about the lowest; No. bATd 0GagItfc;
ungnded red SOaS7c: No. red SIC: No. red Au.
gust GIIc; September 811ya93c, closing nj ElEl4e;
october 93l{a39s9sc, closing Mt $3.50; December
9i1zRDj1Ec, closing at 95lEc; January 96Isa96ISC,
closing ut 061Sc; May ggIsnyg1Sc, closing at gg5Ec.
Cory, receipts 2;,9j9 bushels; exports SG,9iS
bushels; sales 100000 bushels Of futures and
80, 900 bushels OF spot; options steady ungrlded
62I55c; No. August bJIsa5ilIc closing at 6j554c;
September h3ISajic, closing ut 5J1SG; November
j!5Sab31Sc, closing NJ bSjsc; December SOaJOlic
closing ut COG. Oats, receipts ~ bushels;
exports Ia bushels; sales 10000 bush.
els Of futures and 1900 bushels OF
spot; market firm and quiet; mixed western
3ia3Dc white DO i2aiic. Hay quiet; shipping
G0lG5ic. Hops steady and quiet Sugars firm; re.
fined quiet aud arul; g 3 Lice; extra Q 6-lGci
white extra G|sc; yellow &c; of A 7IsG; stand.
ard A nc; c0nfcctiOners' A nc; powdered ga
re; granulRted 7I.ai5Ec; cubes nc. MolGSses
lrm, Rice steady. TNllow firm. Rosin dull at
81 O21Sal O7Is. Turpcntlnc dull at IjIc. Eggs
steady: western I5nlS1Sr. Pork steady: mess
sli % for old; SlJ 2jalb 10 for new. Cut meats
quiet. Lard very low; cash $500: August 1863;
September S.SinS. Sic; October S.1Oc. Butter duh
and heavy: western l0al9c Cheese dull; west.
eEn Hat l12aQc
CHICAGO, August 9.-Whcat was moderately
nctIVe With but little changes from Inst nights
figures. Corn active, with liberal trading.
Oats also active and higher. Provisions, dull.
Flour firm aud unchanged. Wheat, cash No. .
spring S2ISc; No. 3sprIug 76a7gC; No. red silGc:
August s21sHS2JSc, closing ut S3ISC: September
s2ISaSlc, closing ut S2IsG; October S31IaS31Iggc,
closing ut SlISc: May S!aS9l5c, closing al S91Ic.
Corn, cash No. 9, IJaiilsc; August SIC, Sep.
TENDER IiJSaiJ5zc, closing ut i5c: October All
a4I14c, closing ut ii9Ec; May 3S14aiyc. closing
at 8s1{c. ORts, cash No. ., 9jIGc; August ~
G961sc, closing at 2j5Ic; September ~; May2'1s
a2Sc, closing at 2I;Fc. Rye No. lsc. Barley
no. :, nominal. fiaxseed. M; !. y itSsai ~:
Prime timothy seed :! y: Mess pork caAn
sl3 3Oal5 62I8; August sly bGalJ a. Closing az
$l3 %; september slJ l2isAl% ~, Closing "
SlS 30; October Sl5 l5al$ ~ closing ~ sIh ~
January 81 Ual2 ~, Closing ~ S I2N lAEu,
cash SGOc september s,G%ss;;Ltizc, eios ,i.l,
~ S;";,s'5 80 G5Ic cIoSIng shostribs Sc
SSn,,Ii3r, iSaz 9Sn,,. short CIr"r = f6s zoe
Wi'IsS, q, - I,nItcr AMI cugs IInchanvSd
" I,iI'. " ~ 49, $50, ~ I,,s,,,.,,to,
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The Best sALvE in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price, % cents per
box. For sale at Logan & Co.'s drug
store,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of tho Money and Stock Mar.

NEW YoRK, August O.-Money on call easy at
alISper cent Prime mercantile paper y a6,S per
cent. Sterling exchange quiet and weak at
S 1874 s7 Sales Of stocks were rs ,f79 shares.
The stock market to-day was somewhat Of a
disappointment 70 the reactioniSts who were
expecting further impression upon prices to-
day. The Gould stocks were again prominent,
and the Wabash became quite active. jersey
Central was the great feature Of the day and again
scored handsome advance, the dealings AZ
times being attended with considerable excite.
ment.
The opening was firm 70 strong at advances OF
small fractions over last evening. This was
maintained up into the second hour, when .
gain In Jersey Central had amounted 70 over
per cent, but the general list advanced frac-
tl0nRl amounts only. The activity then Stacked
Off and before p, IN, the market was positively
dull. while prices Sagged or TO within small
fractions OF the opening figures. There was no
further feature oil market finding, and the mar
ket became dull and about steady, so remaining
until the close. The closing prices show some
what Irregular changes, but the great majority
are In the direction Of higher figures.
Railroad bonds moderately active; sales sl'141-
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NEW YoRK, August l0.-PetEolSum opened
firm at SIC, Nc above last nights close and nd
ynnced to s751c In the trading. The market then
became heavy and declined to S611Sc, and after
change opened NJ SIC: highest s754c; lowest
SJISc; closed nj sc; sales rs, 900 barrels.
OIL CITY, Pa, August iO.-opened OF SIC;
highest S75Ec lowest SdI!C; closed ut S5lc; sales
I.iE,GOOO barrels: shipments G0O9I barrels; clear
arccS a,472,00O barrels; charters 1859 barrels;
runs 87l6 barrels.
BRAproRD, Pa, August lO.-opened at SIC;
highest SIZE: lowest SGJsc, closing nj s65Ic;
CleasanCeS 100000 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, August l0.-PrctrOleum
fairly activc opened at SGj4C; closed at s614ci
highest STJ4c; lowest Sd%c.
TtrusvILII, Pa, August lO.-opened at S71sci
highest S75Ec; lowest ST1'sc; closed at sG,Ec.
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SnILou's VITALIzER Is what you need
for Constipation, Loss OF Appetite, Dizzi-
ness, and NIL symptoms OF Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and rs cents per bottle,
CRoUp, Whooping Cough and Bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by shiloh's
Cure.
TIE Rev. George II. Thayer, OF Bour-
bon, Ind, says: "Both myself and wife
own our lives to Shiloh's Consumption
Cure. Sold by W. L. Williams and G.
Menkemiller. D&w-Eow
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CHICAGO, August lO.-Cattlc-RCceIpN 1000
head; market steady; beef cattle 81 9iG6 %; Tex.
aus 81 5Oa3 10; cows, bulls and mixed 81 JOa5 -
stocReES and feeders 81 O5H3 70. Hogs-Receipts
1900 head market steady TO strong; mixed
IS SOG 3D heavy s. gOaGI5; light 50 00a6 49, sRips
s. T5G5 10 Sheep-ReCeiptS 500 head; market
weak and casier natives s. scat so; western 81 w
III 80; lambs s. 58a6 50.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, August l0.-Cattle-Re.
ceIpls Sg3 head; shipments Cos head; market
nothing doing: all through cOnsgnments. Hogs
Receipts LOO head shipments l,iOO head; mar,
ket slow; PhtiadelPhiaS So 59AS 60; mixed So Sa
o 20; Workers 50 96nG 20; common to fair 50 "
nc Isl nIgs s. 7baG %. ShCop-RecelpB Ism
head; shipments 1000 head; market nothing
doing.
CiScsSSATi, o.. August le.--HeGS easy; com
mon and light 81 COAT IS; packing and butcher
81 OOa5 80; receipts $50 head! shipments2y0 head
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sYMProMs.-Moisturc; Intense Itching and
singing; most at night; worse by scratching.
II allowed 10 continue tumOrs form, which
often bleed and ulcerate, becoming very sore:
SwAYSE'S OINTMENT stops the itching and
bleeding, heals liberation, and In most cases re,
moves the tumOrs. At druggists, or by mail for
50 cents. DR.. swayne L Son, Philadelphia.
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The simple application OF "swAYNE's ONT.
NEST," without any internal medicine, will cure
any case Of letter, Salt Rheum, RingwOrm,
Piles Itch, Sores, PImplcs, Eczema all scaly,
Itchy Skin Ernptions, no matter how obstinate
or long standing. It is potent, effective, and
costs but Il tribe. TThSlw
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Educational.
Nc, De CHANTAL,
Near Wheeling, W. Va.

A school Of more than national reputation
oIcr exceptional advantages for thorough ed1'
cation of young ladies In all departments. Ii
h,sry Of six thousand vOlu Is. Fine philo
OphIca chemical and astronomical apparatus
Musical Department specially noted. Corps O.
pI,po teachers trained by leading professor
isa,a Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according to tie method Of the old Italian mas
lers. ~.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health
Ten acres OF pleasure grounds. Board excellent.
For Catalogues, and references to patrons In ali
'D ~ P''''''p'' ''''''' '''' THE DIRECTREss.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRAINs-on and after MAY Is, lSss-E1-
day excepted. MONDAY excepted. saturday
excepted. Sunday only.-EiStern Standard
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At this season-when iancies lightly
turn to cold claret punches-cne can
confidently feel that crushed ice is lust
about what it is cracked up to be.
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Hotel keepers declare that a great
many men get away by the tire.escape
to escape being fired out below.
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EHEEEI
AN Important Announcement


About six weeks ago, while at busineS5,I
wRS suddenly HiiHc cd with excruciAtinG
pains IN my feet, knees and hands, 80 severe
tho attack that ! took my bed Immediately,
and In two or three days my joints were
swollen 10 almost double their natural size,
aud sleep was driven lIUm me-. After suher.
ing tho most c&crLciatlns rnin for week,
using iinimrntA nn,iVnr,oup other remedies,
q frtcnd who unparalleled with my hslplo1s
"Why don't you gcs tlwift's Specific and
useit, Iwlll guarantees ci're, and y u goes
not tho medicine tl,Nll cost YOU nothing"
at ouce secured the 4, s. g., and after
using Il tho IlTht dry, had quiet filRht and
refreshing sleep. IN u wceR ! tcIt Rreatly
benefited. In three weeks could ait up and
walk about tho room, and after using Alk
bottles was out Hnd able TO so to Du1lnesa.
Since then ! have been regularly at my poet
or duty, and stand on my feet from nine 70
ten hours q day. and am entirely fros from
pain. These RTI tho plain and simple facts
III my case. and will cheerfully HIHwer all
INQUIRIES relative thereto, ether u pgTsoRor
ii W. 18th threat. New York City.
HAsnviiLE, TENN havO wnrdCd on -.
Vero attack Of rlicunl, IN byh timely resort
to swift's SprCllc. H. all cases where per.
mnnent relief Il sought this medicine com.
meuGE Itself for n constitutional treatment
that Thoroughly crNdtcatrs Tho NcodA o. ais-
Nv. ". p. HARRtSoS. D. D.
Erw YonR. 81 7TH .HvE.--Aftsr spending
any benefit. II few bottles Of Swlft'G Specific
WOrEGd perfect cure. u fohIkA'
vienna. GA.-My lnt!n Girl. aged sig. and
boy, aged fnue years had AcrOfulA In inc
worst aggravated Gllnpc. Tney were puny
and EirAiy. To-day they are healthy and rO'
bust, nil tho result OF taking \. 8: 8.
JOE T. COLLIN.
LADY LGEE. SUMTER Co.. FLA.-YouI 8. Q.
s. has proved wonderful success 10 ~
case; THO cancer on lhy race: no u0uOt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-11
b.. 2. Z O, Railroad,

-" - - " As.eAAASas
BellRIFe & ZAnesyillc Through Passenger leaves
BellHlrC at $40 4. m, arrives at BCllHirC D. M
WOOdsteld Passenger leaves BellaIre at 40 y.
m, arrives at BellAiTe at $50 q. N.
Symmetrical Accommodation leaves BellAlre
at 90 y. m. arrives at BellAiTe at l0:46 n. IN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-11
Sleep all Night
Happy all Day

''Wo triod other foods, bat andlnE neus % asroS
with our little girl. NO uhed your LActasad Food
She began 1t once 70 gain hnah and improved In
health, To-day abe IL ~ bright lively, and hearty
a. any child can be, lleeplnR tWOlyo houn a .
stretch, and waking up laughing eTary moEninGss-
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