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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-08

Tie Washington Pest reports Jidge
Waxem ,feech o the Fourth Of Julyer's
liuh rs follows:
Ritter e, 1c'rotors oftfia 0rcr,and q'ori01S
orcqaoa There J.. ihrer red-.etier days
in TIE a.manick O! nuiY'rs.l history one
of them j. the iusl day OF Creation and
the other tive Is be Fourth of July.
lGrea' applause. Without Creation we
wouldn't nc her, iclel-ciiizeus, and
without tie Fourth OF July We wouldn't
wan, 10 te Continued applause. !
When stand ia my place Oh BIS plat
form. with the grand old s'ars aud stripes
Swain in Tie br,e2cs above me when !
see The wings OF the American Elglc
spreaGin from shore 10 shore when !
look upon hi, SEA Of upurned faces ana
he,ch tbe rippiu' waves OF Joy and peace
and plenty.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-08
PERSONAL GOSSIP.
Judge Thurman has fortune OF aoous
$500, 900

The Arcntltlke JOun Oh ftuoei Ia h'ss" ~-
restored to official favor
Mrs. Iang,rys father is reported TO have
had only s25 when he died.
Prince Henry, the future admiral OF the
German navy, ~ a matchmaker
Ex-senator Tabor has m income OF from
g., OOD t. 1909 month from one NINE
william, X Vanderbilt has left for Canada
with II b Holins on salmon fishing ex'
cursioa.
tn, Row. James Freeman Clarke, D. D.,
c...le.l everything . his wifi. from whom he
aid be received 10.
From Washington b. way ~ san fran-
.i;.o come, another rumor -hc' senator fair
will presently b. married again
,Ir II. b. Anderson. r'l.n..;cr % Denmark,
h,s received from thr state university ot
WISCONSIN the honorary degree ~ Ill. >.
Dr Daniel Wilson. president of tho To
-,nto university, las decln'd the ti''Sh'nooh
profcrsd him by the Imperial gov ny NJ
Mr. Mlrls ". Fuller. Who ha' been aom-
i,ot,d f.r chief juse.oe Of tha Supreme court,
has con, to Maine with Bis family on vacn-
ton
;'h,r,,. A. T. lison She inventor. will send
i,.o,.l crowned head os Europe a perfected
.,loro.rapb. sub present Will sp"ak FOR
Itself
Edward Burgess IN, yacht designer has
,.en i.aio IN NJ \ br Harvard u vas
oniya hort time ago tina, bis wife made nm
PA
....,....i.. -r,u,,..l Sir Edward Stapier,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-08

The best thing Congress car do the
first cool day is to pass bill abolishirg
the tobacco tax and leave whisky ul'il
after soda water time. There should be
no tinkering with tie tobacco tax.
Either let it stay as it is or wipe he whole
thing out. The excuse for reducing il
covers all the reasons for abolishing il
entirely.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-08

Another. and next to the final chapter
of the brilliant record Of the gallant Viz
GINA navy of '76, is presented to our
readers this morning. These sketches
are written by one of the best informed
gentlemen in the State, fact which in
no small degree enhances their interest.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-08

Mr. Mills thinks that he can get vote
on his bill next Saturday.
The hot weather is the coal of fire on
the terrapin's back.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-08

Congress is enduring The long session
a, 95 degrees, with tire idea on the out
side that The vcntila,ors ought 70 cool p
s,a,esmans brain down to the point OF
intellectual worB. Pounding On the
tariff bill by sections with iige'mlnuie
.neeches is the order Of The day, ard then
the committees get in their work win
one man to hold 'he privilege Of tAe
door.
. The Congressman Las bat Two sources
of happiness, one is Sjoo0 a year which
does no. las, long, or ihc other is ihe
vanity that tiokles TIE Imagination win
brigh, dreams Of ti.her honors
Uearises in the morning and tie Office
seeker is on his trail. and 81 nishtihe
constituent IS still H. pursuit WITH "pri
va'e bill, claim of q recowmfnio'ips
The average congressman Is ao'e :"
stand ali tai. hcoau,e 4J man leaves COT
gees excep, ny ,.a '.'-' d.. aa election
There must lee -ca. fascination in i,
The grateful country ought to corn,en
ancc bill los re'r. ,e.a'ins the lone
session.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-08

Actin, sales. Legal Notices and amnsc-
- advertisements III per inch eaoh
insertion.
,,,v wrrvry Trnys, hY mail. postage PAID
one year. 81; six monihr- ~ CENTS '"'e'
months, p cents.
Entered al the Richmond ''a'' F0''oi"''
az second class matter.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-08

KEEP IT P-FUrCh@rmore, IL wi.l oe
demonstrated thai The seventeen hundred
thousand consumers of Virginia "Iil be-
relieved b. the Mills bill from more than
q dt,h Of the take, now laid oy the iWih
Oh their fool and clo,h.nc.- The >tatf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-08

Too LATE -Weaofice shat me Rev
d. CCvler, in letter protesting against
the Aish-iar.A add tree-NAisby hepa3..
can platform. points OUt tAat 30 IS stil ia
the power a. the Republic .ns 10 toa-ress
20 aver TIE defeat "a.cL That platform
invites He woll. nave them a-re; upon
some moderate tnd rational revision of
the tariff. and Upon practical reduction
If the surplus which the Democrats
W,.t De forced 90 accept ii a0t before
,hrn after, il had passed the senate -
y 7 Tines
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-08

The Treasury Department las refuse .
10 allow the tree eatsy OF AZ orchtsiiioa-
an intrunent which represents, by me
chanical means, the playing Of band,
on the ground that il does not require
any skill to play It, and is therefore no.
a profess ional instrument.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-08
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Times Publ,shisx Com pany, Once Sss
East Main street. Richmond. va.

TIE DA LY TINES. delivered in city by car
st tn Office or send IL bv postal card.
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ADVERTISING RATES:
oyy INCH OF TWELVE LINES.
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BY MAIL 500 4 YEA y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-06
A I E OF LOW LIFE.
Not from q Moral Standpoint, but In en-
Entirely PHYSICAL Sense.

Not from a Moral Standpoint, but In ct
Entirely Physical Sense.
When the pulse beats feebly; when the energy
|. gone; when the appetite is weak and sleep un
certain. then the b7dy is in a condition o. actual
"low life." Nc matter wat the causes may hEy.
been Nature has given wa and uales. her strength
il restored di.ease is certain TO take possession OF
the body. The frst thing any doctor does in such
A case 10 70 assist Nature. Here are some IA
stances:
Prof. Austin Pint Of B, Ilevue New FORK College.
Eays: ''The judicious use OF alcoholic stimulAnts
is one Of Ire striking characteristics OF progress in
the practice OF 4 medicine during the last half cen
tury."
The well known Prof. Joseph Parrish. says: I've
know that alcohol will steady the heart, slow the
pulae. warm the skin. talm excitement, and we
ought to use IT,"
The celebrated DR.. J. N. Carnival SAYS: II am
most happy to Say. ate a very thorough test
that for persons suirerir J with nervous and general
debility or any wasting disease, or for delicate Per
sons or invalids. Duny's Pure Nal! Whisky is the
best tonic and purost stimulant With which l am
acquainted"
There are no higher scientific authorities than
these and they speaS volumes for the pure and
valuable whiskey which has become SO wonderfully
popular. Beware Of all bottled whiskeys which
may be offered you. except Dudy's. 1t has stood
the test OF TIM ard is absolutely pure. Dutys
Formula is a positive cure for coughs NnldA and
all pulmonar. troubles
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-06
The Kansas Crops,

TOPEKA, April 4.-The quarterly report
OF the State Board of Agriculture is very
encouraging regarding the condition Of
crops. 1t says that the total area of wheat
land in the State is / ,315, s2S acres, an ex-
cess of II, 209 acres over the acreage OF last
year. The general condition of the wheat
and rye crops is good. The report says
a larger area of corn than before will be
grown this year. A great deal of seed has
already been planted. Rains have been
frequent and in some places heavy, the
ground is we'll saturated and the opinion is
unanimous among farmers that the soil
conditions could not be better. The out
look ia encouraging. Farmers were never
more hopeful in the western part Of the
State particularly. The reports are cheer
ful, the only drawback being that some of
the new settlers lack seed. There will be
an immense area of sorghum, rice, corn,
millet and alfalfa grown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-06
E

The Ohio Valley dancing club will give
a hall in Schaeffer's Hall tonight. Music
by Meister's full orchestra.
Mayor Seabright, of Wheeling, was in
the city yesterday on business.
Tommy, a young son of David Davis,
met with a serious accident yesterday.
He was running down hill in a vineyard
when his boot caught, throwing him VIC
lently to the ground. He fell in such o
manner that his arm was twisted beneath
him. The arm was fractured at the elbow
and will cause him serious trouble. De.
Todd dressed the injury.
J. w. Terrell has a new and novel kind
of musical instrument at his place, near
KOehrline's crossing, 1t is known as the
Orchestrone, and makes very sweet music.
Nessrs. Norman Richards and Charles
Sanders, of Cumberland, Md. spent yes
terday in the city with John W. Stuff.
Joseph Benner has made a complete
change in the arrangement Of his bar room,
which greatly facilitates his business.
Charles II. Newman leaves for Colorado
on the 9th of this month.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-06
PRODUCE.
New York,

NEW YORK, April 5-Flour-Receipts
Is, 900 packages; exports &, 800 barrels, 67,-
GA sacks; superfne s. 35a3 90; common
tn choice white wheat western extra 81 %
al 80. Wheat-Receipts $500 bushels;
exports rs. SID bushels; sales 5,5OI, 900
bushels futures, o., 900 bushels spot; OPP
tiOns steady; unGraded red and white s3s
oslo; No. . rel April SSaS9tc, closing at
sole; May ssias9sc, closing at sole; June
s7lsss ll-l6c, closing at S74e; July s9sA
s6sc, closing at s6ic; August s5ias6c, clos
ing at s5jc; September s5tss6sc, closing
at SEC; December s9se. Corn-Receipts
10, 500 bushels; exports 4, TsS bushels; sales
976. 900 bushels futures, $1,000 bushels
spot; cash grades dull; options weak; No.
- I--:i Ct
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-06
AN I~NGOLDsBY LEGEND.

Ann C'DeliS DiSs pebsr,
: uSrtsr than many women are.
Forty, and tat, but not very tair,
set her traps with the cuteSt care.
She. after many a various year,
Most ut them crooked, and alt Of them queer,
studying meu aS Ter only books.
SCBpld acquaintance with several spOOkS,
None of them knew, AMI some very old,
Worth to her. thouSh. their weight in gold,
Brought 10 the earth the ghoStly band,
Starting business ut MarSh's stand.
All those wonderful Spooks by the by,
only lived in that wOman's eye,
Whence they emerged at her beck or call,
Fraudulent, false, AMI foolish all.
Useless, yet, was the lawyers brain,
All his tact and resource were vain.
When he was bound with The geostly chain,
SpOOks were him everywhere,
SpgOkswere his only joy and care:
STOCKS by day, aud spOOks by night,
SpOOks in black. and brown, n white,
SpOOkS. and producers of SpOOkS, alone
Revealed aud ruled in HIS reasons throne.
ACu O'peIia DiSs Dehar,
seeing her SpO0k~ - much above par,
Rrou.6 AT them down Ia "a spot cash basis,
Realizing On forms aud faces
So, while the lawyer. quite at his eass,
Hcarl the huz2ingO Of gh0Stly bees,
Herr ard there aud eyeryw here,
SWasminV Hud hllius the household air,
Anu y Della piss DebHr.
Filled with thoughts hat were wiser by far,
Piayr,l the eameOi heaven and earth
Just tnr all thai the anne Mas worth;
Swit she played II, and played Il brash,
HiViUg the lawyers plentiful cash,
AtpHt his board and III hi plate,
Hiviuv at will his real estate.
Wee il not sad, 'tWOuli be quite Jolly,
such an eNampleO OF fraud aud folly;
Yet is is hOpst that fate may mar,
Even the plans NJ Dis Debar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-06

tempt at an ascension was a failure, but
the second effort was a success, and the
airship reached a height estimated at
nearly 1000 feet. At this elevation the
balloon seemed to stand still, and by the
aid Of glasses Hogan could be seen edging
over the car. Suddenly q cry went mp
Hes jumped" And the crowds craned
their necks to see the man dash himself TO
pieces. The parachute failed to work at
first and the daring aeronaut was seen div
ing tothe earth with lightning speed. A
moment later, however, and the umbrella
shaped life preseryer opened its wings and
HOgan's rapid descent was checked. From
that point he dropped slowly and reached
the earth in safety in four minutes, at a
point about one and a half miles from the
city. The foolhardy man dropped 500 feet
before his parachute opened.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-06
Missouri Ele ctIons,

ST.. LOUIS, April 4.-Ths municipal elec,
tiOns throughout Missouri yesterday were
unusually spirited contests, much interest
being conferred in the question Of local op,
ton. In many cases the old government
was completely overturned by a fusion Of
parties and nomination of ~citizsns ticket.
Sedslia, for the first time in several
years, elected a Republican mayor, ]. d.
Crawford. st. Joseph elected the whole
Republican ticket, headed by Englehsrt
for mayor. st. Charles elected Edward
Gutt, Republican candidate for mayor. AT
Jefferson City no party lines were drawn.
At Marshall the Democrats were victorious
over a law and order ticket backed by local
option. At Clinton local option was en-
dorsed. n Boonville, G. C. Bell, Repub-
lican, was elected mayor. At Mexico, G..
G. Bassford, Democrat, was elected mayor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-06
New York.
Es.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, April 3.
All goods i'll the grocery line firm
and active. Coffee is firm at the add
vance, and it looks as if roasted would
be higher. Sugar is firm and higher.
Can goods are steady. New Prunes are
getting scarce; plenty of old resteamed
stock in the market that looks we'll but
cooks poorly. Buy new prunes. Meats
will be higher-put that in your hat and
report on it later.
SYRUPs-Choice Sugar Syrup 34a37c;
Honey Drips 34a35c; CaliforniaWh ite Dnps
S5a36c; Maple Drips, five gallon kegs Csc;
ten gallon kegs Coo; one-half barrel 55c;
barrel SOC; BiNby Maple Syrup (bar-
rels) Sc; Bixhy Maple q barrelsl sc; Blk
by Maple 40 gallon kegs) 60ci Bixby Ma
pie Is gallon kegs &c; Brxby Maple tquar-
cans) SOC. Sugar House dark 20a22ci
(3o additional in half b~arrels).
New Orleans Molasses, new crop now in,
Fancy Assoc; Choice 46a4Sc; Prime A
a46c; Fair 42a44c; Mixed goods New Or
leans 3Oa32c; Bakers goods 25a27c.
PROvIsIoNs-Large 5. G. mans lie; me
dunn S. C. hams ll4c; small S. G. ham
lie; California hams SIC; S. g. breakfast
bacon 11!c; s. G. shoulders &c; homeless
hams 12c; city sides SIC; bacon shoul'
ders 7Ic; ham beef 11Ac; ordinary
beef 9Ic; family mess pork, 5lb pieces,
sic 90; bean pork, Gne clear, SIT e.
LARD-Terce &c; half barrels ste; tubs
SIC; tin pals, 3 lbs, Sc; TN
pals, 5 lbs, SIC; tin pals, 10 lbs, SIC
tin pals, 20 lbs, stc; tin pals, 5Olbs sc.
EARNED GOODs-ACtive; Standard 3it
table peach 81 25a2 50; No. 3tomatOeS ne"
81 10 to 81 % per dozen, as to quality
strawberries 2b 81 10; ~blaekberrief
Oh 9Oc; raspberries 2 10 81 90; Dam
sons 2b S5c; lima beans DID 81 6O,
coye oysters 1fb light Coo; do 1lo inl
weight 95ca$1 90; string beans Oh S5aSOci
succotash 2tb 81 O0AS1 .; early jun ress
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-06
OHIO'S CENTENNIAL.
Celebration of the First Settlement-ENteI
slVe Preparations MAIDS.

Celebration of the First Settlement ENten-
sIve Preparations a
PAEdieii RIA Press.
The centennial anniversary OF the frat
white settlement of Ohio occurs this year
and the event will he celebrated with APP
propriate and imposing ceremonies. The
opening exercises occur next Saturday al
Marietta, where the first colony was planted
April Z, 1883. 1t will he followed in July
by u c~itizens' celebration, lasting through
several days. Cincinnati will also COM
memorate the event on July 1 by opening
the largest and most comprehensive indus
trial exposition ever held west of the ALE.
gheny Mountains, aud tor which its cit
liens ore making liberal provision and ex-
tensiye preparations. In Columbus, the
capital city of the State, another centen-
NAL celebration will be held in conjunction
with the sncampment of the Grand Army
of the Republic, which meets in that city
this year.
These three celebrations will sppropri-
ately commemorate n of the most i'm
portant events in the history of the couu-
try. The exercises at Marietta mex Sat
urday will, in a historical sense, be the
most interesting of the whole series. 1t
WAS upon the site of that city that General
Rufus Putnam, OF Continental Army fame,
with 4 company Of fifty men, established
himself in 17SS. The colony came almost
exclusively from New England and il was
composed Of men who had seen seryi,e in
the Revolutionary Army. They were the
frst to take advantage Of q of the last
act, OF the Congress Of the old Confsdernted
States, known IA Nh ordinance for the
government of the territory of the United
States Northwest of the Ohio" This ordi-
nance will be forever memorable in the
annals of the milton from the fact that il
declared in its Sixth section that there
shall be neither slavery or involuntary ser,
yitude in the said territory, otherwise
than in punishment of crimes, whereof the
party shall have been duly convicted"
Out of this territory, to settle which the
first modest attempt was made at Mari
eta, have been formed the FIVE great
| States of OHIO, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan
and Wisconsin,. According to the census
of 1850 they contained a population of oveI
n, 200, 900, and this has been increased
since undoubtedly to Is O0, OO0. NOmOIt
prosperous members Of the American
Union exists to-day than the five common.
Wealths which were carved ont Of III,
| Northwestern territory, and whose settle
meut and groWth are comprised within
the century Of years which closes mex
Saturday. As they stand today they
| form one of the most striking and marvel
Gus proofs OF what human energy and fore
sight can accomplish. In the celebration
I - go
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-06
baltimore AND OHIO X. X.

Departure OF Trains from wheeling, RsSt,rn
time. Schedule In effect February 18th. lSsS
Express fhr Chicago and the Northwest, 80
g. m. $40 p. IN. AMI 100 p. m. daily. and has y.
m; daily eIrepl Saturday.
EIprcss for cincinnati and ~ Louis. 9b0 .. N.
daily. and ll:l5 y. m, daily except saturday.
Columbus and Cincinnati EIpr-s, 2e q. m.
Sunday only.
daily except Saturday. and 2:b p. m. daily ~.
EIprss Tor Washington, u. O.. Baltimore.
philadelphia and New fork. b:+o .. IN. aud SEQ
For Pitrburs aud Washington. Pa. 800 a m.
aud 2 p. M. daily; KIpress s;io a, M, lisp ~.
daily except sunday. Additional way train fot
Washington, pa, $40 ? N daily except sunday.
For sound'Etiie, 40 noon, daily sAocpt Sun
day
For Grafton, Sap. m, daily except SUNDAY.
Fer Cumberland, Sd ., III, daily except sun
FOR st. Granville. 7& a. m. AMI 2o p III.
and 6N p. m. daily except Sunday.
PSprr~e trains arrive from Chicago. $50 snd
90 n m. n IN. and 6t5 p. m daily, and =.
m. daily except Monday.
Express trains arrlye fOm II Louis aud lin.
cinnsti, 500 q. NJ sud 6:E =. IN daily.
Rrprcss trains arrive non Philsielrh'A, tsIu'
more and Warrington, y. a., 1850 y N and 10
y, m. daily.
Trains arrive from COLUMBUS. tU = NJ sod
SIS = M. dsily, and ioS = II. daily ssn ~
| Trains krrtSa rom rittbnrg. SN N dh'iN,
and il:Ab r IN. and tbS p, m daily except suu.
day, and tl:io ,. m, daily sIospt saturday, and
Il trains a %' s s1Hst SS nav Wellington. "a. 500 =. Ii.
daily except Sunday.
From soupdri.ls, ltc r. IN, daily sr5spt
Sunday.
Trains arrive 'ro,a Grsnou, % s. NJ, daily on.
Dept Sunday.
Trains arrive from Cumberland, $50 p in
daily except Sunday.
from ~ ClAinvilla, l02S q IN, ald 81. stb
and $40 p. m. daily eInept sunday.
baggage called for aud checked ~ hotsis Hsd
resifences on order Ion At T'ckst once, IkD
Market street. and ., Depot
y. v, LORD,
Gen. IIs Agent,
". "A. GLKMkETs, Manager, o0t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-06
The Only Remedy
FOE
Contagious Blood Poison.

~ q. B. Adams. UnluH. utG Carolina,
WRITES. Twas .1'l..sl NltU a terrible case
-..r.I poisson fu. about lulrtrcH months.
"a Goo al.ilE l.u best physicians, "uu n>'u
.Ir.". ..uI- nr ryWpttIr,, uut received No
Substantial rrlI.g. finally tried the swift
Specific. .rT aHuut IuUt bottles cured me
-. and anI wrIL'
,.L.U &C.. E.r-rr. editor and proprietor %
Ng.aHl, Ma, inns w. w1s
'H'uSt 10 .. write VIM
.runs ru.au. isuargsh iniisrredun, cuu-
.rl % 4,rErr, whtru has stuck 10
... o. wears. Spr.r i've ur six year.
sm.. wl. troubled with palms 50 a. 10
., 81. 10 alrI.uIJ Tor me Co walk. HAVING
....rfls.l tHH y Ia NV PdQertur~ 'Ner3t
N.D { c~1urluiri wOuti try u 70 see
.nrrr w.s any efficacy IN thr meItt'ng. !
r.-iu- lt according 70 directions
saiu-.. Es.- dozen bottles. Iva once atA
HtE station IuI. getting lett MdlAtu 'uc
even mite, anal have never lrlJ any return
.r rnrt.I mlIIIy. After experiencing the
.r.I .rs.mr. urrfsr say I am satisfied with
trruSIlJ. lam sixty gisht carson age anu
|fr.l now IINT % nuu rltu ann 'lA - ~
. case vuruuacys,ary aud Sc up lrrm SIX
.,.ut thousand ems without any tnSou
sem nee. | send you this ihu sOhclta
NJ p worhI. 2ll North Avenue, ChlSago,
rrfr-Gltu urJuue -. i~-t. writes; ldeyih
u. luty % thank NuH Tor thr cure l N
....HI frrm your yNr,llUut mguiStnc lS"h
r"tHEulG very severe ease OF b'y'd p"F"u
u. GhHlt two years ago. htNElds 81 lu"l
.N|HN".H.. Z went Nt "a NAkA HA'A'H. ~. -
...sr ur which persuaded me q buy =
s..ptrlflpu 81 his ONu, which he stI VS.
t.Ira cure. / used six bOttlyS 81 MS Stuu
rurl grew wurs. all the time. Az uSL spL
fr.Isf-t and Ip-pIlrrd 81 a cure ! met =
lHsuI who told me- that your m'dtcuir h1I
.lrHl him. / went To the same dfTt%ls'
a-8lu alul demanded Your medicine. t're
lurfluI.y ~ult me- twelve Eotttr~, anu ] al'
u.v I-.Frtrtly cured. I write tins Iur the
benefit % sufferers 90 prevent thelT p+luk
deceived by false representations. lthAnA
son lgtln for the benefit derived nom your
U.uI.Iur."
be- j.. y. Cheney, a prominent pnyslCEIn'
r,-bIiug In EIllyI'lc. SChley county, $3.50,
On 1Irgt,r r~cruuutiug the nfulnulS sucSeSs
bee mas In yuriue .vutIEtuuS Dl"od 1851
cases in M, extensive prdCtlct' Mllt
Those who know thr Almost uHNllaonS
g+nwIueutN dangerous effects OF lhtItu's
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powdered &c, Ordinary powdered TIC;
Granulated Standard &c; Standard Con.
~tectioner'sA 65c; Standard Grocer's A &c;
Feari White A &c; White extra @ Gle;
Ohio Valley SIC; New York O SIC.
CoFFEE-GTeen Cofee-Fancy Golden
Rio lsc; Fancy Green 1Sc; Peaberry Ice;
Choice Green lie; Prime Green Ice; Roast
ing grades 15c; Java 24c. Roasted in pack
ages-Ohio Valley 19c; Ohio Valley roast
ed, 500 ID lots, 1slc.