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ss,ss,gC. LUKEg 4. ". DIiURCiI-aOUTli
~ rem sltftl lAlAhd--htf Jacob bfll,
lihghalp, gpclOt sgtvlVCa NJ l1iWA. N, and N
n n. AtpF etgulhl hfaigr jOhu NAIghall
smggget, liglg l7Wiet all y gsmlG, " lhc
OOfFf gtllnn All atU cordially lhVltd Rtf,
vice Wgdue' lay tvrhlnEgi il1 sunday school
At9p, ~,
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pIMPLts, tlAqEhcadr. red, rough, chnppcd an
flW oily SKIN pFtvOnIii by GuTiGbSA Enkt. ="
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Adull razor Is yery apt 10 razor lear.



When q hundred bottles Of Satsaparilla brother
pratentioul specifics fail to eradicate Unborn
scroiula or contagious blood poison, remember
that B. B. B. Botanic Blood Balml has gained
many thousand Victories, Ia as many seemingly
lncunble instances. Send to tho Blood Balm
Co.,, Atlanta, Ca, for "Book Of Wouders," and b
convinced. II 10 the only TRUE BLOOD PuElIiER,
CIV, MeGser. HoWell'S K Roads, Ga, writes
~ wm affected nine yeAu with sores. All the
medicine could take did me no good. Their
tried B. B. D., and eight bottles cured me sound.
Mn. 3. u. Wilson, Round Mountain, Texas
writes: IA lady friend 0f mine was troubled
with bumps and pimples on her face aud neck
She took three bottles Of b, d. B., and her akin
got soft aud smooth, plmples disappeared, and
her health improved greatly"
i'Hom0 years ago contracted blood poison.
had 10 appetite, my dlgestlon was ruined, rhep
mAtiAm drew UP my limbs 20 could hardly
walk, my throat was cauteriIed i've times. H0l
Springs gave me no beneht, and my life was ont
Of torture until gave B. D. D. trial, aud, sur
priBlng a. Il may seem, the use oil Eve bottlei
cured me-" Logan Drug Co., wholesale Agents
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Several years ago I was called to Gee
q colored woman who had q malignant
form Of cancer on her foot. The cancel
grew Worse under the prescribed treat
ment, and the toes and one side Of the
foot were ct length eaten entirely away,
The patient could net have survived
much longer. but ! commenced the usC
Of sWifts Specific, and 1t cured hel
sound and we'll. That was three year
ago, and there has been no return o.
the disease. have also used 8. s. 8. Ii
many other cases with the best results
and have cured great many cases o
rheumatlSm with it which had resistet
all other treatment. ! regard Swift
Specific 0 most excellent medicine 10
blood diseases, % its tendency ID 70 drivI
out the poison. WM. =. sTAoo, u, d.
Nalbtnillt, Ma, Match Q, 1889.
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RIO. Harris, Bazaar, Chase o., Kan.
~ l b Mt,s' Been afalcssd with chronic in.
HAtnmation Of the Kidneys. 4 suffered
% much pain thAt l could not lie on my
back OF lean back against 4 chait, NY
water also contained q ChAlky sediment
1 tried many remedies, but could SCI no
relief / then took Two ALtcQck a Pas
fRRA and pnt Que over each lhneyi
making them meet on my hAekshone'
These plABlefe, strange q II may seem
cufed me IN GSeek, All soreness VA
gone, and my urine Wa natural.
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WHAT will cure the worst case Of dys.
pepsia? What will insure q hearty APP
petite and increased digestion2 What
will cure general debility and give Q
new lease Of llfe2 What will dispel
nervous depression and low spirits
What will restore exhausted mothers To
fall strength What will strengthen
nerves and muscles2 What will enrich
the blood7 What will enable you 10
overcome weakness, wakeiulness and
lack Of energy2 What will prevent
chills and fever and other effects oil
malarial poison? Browns Iron Bitters,
II is wellto know this. D&w
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CHICAGO, Nay 6.-Cattle-R oceiph ZOO head,
AhipmOnta 800, market bteAdief; beOVet 81 S0d
t0t Gteera % 2tA4 10, ltuckon and feeders 81 6bl
Q col COWS, bulls and mixed q OOa3 lOj TexGl
esSets q tOe9 s sS hos-RScSipu 2 go head
lower, mixed 81 lSal 00i heavy q lOal col llEhj
a 60I B6i Ikipl % b0AItO Sheep RecelpN bji
head shipments 700 headi market steady
natives NOQah 00j Western o 60N SOL ToTafil
o i2II 40 bSi lambs q 7ta6b 20.
EAT liHTHfY, Pa, May g,-CAlLlO- -ReCeIptl
Ana iSS2Sc higher Than liiI weeks pfiSeS HOE n
-ROoeipta goo head hhipmOnii 400 hoNd
market hImj Philadelphia n e0Al p5j plEI And
YofkOfs 81 pOaSDO. Sheep Receipts and IhiD
menb l,0O0 head market slow and iOAi6c hifht
than last weeks prices
CINCINNATI, o., May6.HQgS Ia good demand
InI aud butcher q SOai p0j receipts 3, 40 RSSd
1hlbmOhN $40 head,
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2. ASD1st% aS q ss nm S

Ths Appolatmspt Of GOFmaa'a Brother.
HaAiapion DiipaleA b AEs York World.
There u FIRE in the hearts Of Maryland
Republicans, They would rather a
Thousand times see "Gene" Higgins OF
Hsonnyn Mahon appointed than "Cal"
German. But no one seems 70 under.
stand how German got back, Il is still
Z mystery. Arthur German, the Sena'
tor, has been advising consistent Dem.
ocrats 10 resign, not To serve under q Re-
publican Administration, 70 be true 10
"prinelpls," He 10 no uncertain party
man, he IL q Democrat; he 70 no civil
service advocate, he favored a clean
sweep under Cleveland, Rlthoug ID Rs q
fact he kept in some Of the worst Repub,
licans on record, The wonder 10, then,
how his brother gets an IS q day place
under q Republican Administration.
The inside OF the case IS this; Senator
Arthur German and ex-senator Henry
G, Davis, Of West Virginia, are cousins,
They understand each other; they play
into each others hands; they have com.
mon interests and q common purpose,
What one wants the other faYors, Mr.,
Davis being ATthur's cousin, is there.
fore cousln To "Cal,n Arthur's brother,
and when Calvin was dismissed "lor
want OF appropriation Arthur gave the
wink 10 Henry G. Davis, who thereup-
on sent word quietly 10 his very closest
friend, Secretary Window, that
he would like To have Mr., German re.
stored TO the service and would request
that the mater would be made special
4 personal affair entirely, On the sur
lace there Is no sign Of Senator Gorman's
hand, and he says he never spoke .
word to Mr., Window and 10 NOT respon,
Blble for his brothers appointment. No
more he isn't. He does not do business
In that way,
II the appointment Is not revoked
The Maryland Republicans will appeal
he case 10 President Harrison,
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fosDoN, Nay G--ThS Nafk Lane EEpFt,i 10 III
weekly teyleV o. thg Bltish gf4ln lfGdo Iays
dSEiag DC al sssf were u ,iSS Sast W. N "
and II AIAihll NAV quarters u % and iSi dht
Ing the same week llll yOAf, fotOigh wheat \
stronger, .RunlAn Adyeheed Cd, Fi6uf d dim
d p6dst itllsFgd lloekl q london thd Liver
i6 I NeaESi I'D pfICsi dSollROdA. A'-'0VN
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Railroads.

WHEELING & ELM GROVE r. r,
w On aud after Monday, April 70, 1889,
trains on the Wheeling q Elm Grove Railroad
will run as follows;
LEAyE WHEELING.
$3.50 q. NJ, G;lO u, M. 800 a. M, 5000 NJ, 300
m a,o l0eGs M llGO a; n, 1900 nj; Loop
6lo p. M, 100 p. M, 500 r. m, 9:SOp. IN.
LEAVE WHINING PARK,
6;l0a m, 7:OOR. MI 500 q, M. p;C0 Q. M, 1000
n II 100 q, M, 1900 M loo ,, M, 200 p, M
500 p. m. 4O0p. M, SID p. m, $40 p. m, 100
p, M, 500 p, M S;bSp. M, iOlOp. ~,
suNDAYs,-,Leaye ut 200 a. m. and run every
wheeling Park Ats;OOa 4. IN, and rub every hour
Will leave the Park at 0;I6 a. M, and Wheeling
at 1913 and 9'l6 p. m:
pALTIMORE&oHIo RAILROAD
,DDcpafturc Of trains from Wheeling, Schedule
In eject November IS, lSSs- Eastern time;
N, s:to P N, $40 m daily, and ll;iS p m daily
Express ior Columbus, Cincinnati aud 81.
LoaiA s;eS and IO;2Am daily, ll;lS p m daily,
nj coiaaSas, sos and lo;2 a m daily, and
=, E;TipresS 81 Wellington, D. G., Baltimore,
F3luiQ0lpulA huu NtW lOfkI VIA drtlt0uy 900
n Hnd b;io M daily via Pittsburgh e'SoP' N.
For Pittsburgh and Washington, Pa, 800 m
daily express 1889 a IN, daily, l;46 p m, daily
except sunday - Az Additional way trSin sor wash
For PItHburRh, Washington, Baltimore and
Philadelphia VI 900 p m daily
Columbus and Cincinnati, 2;4S q IN, Sunday
only.
daily except sunday, AC1 6:l0p m, daily,
Grafton accommodation, 5:l6 m, daily.
For Cumberland, $40 m, daily, except Sum
For " ,Gl.lsyllles 4! s: ! m, 2;ao and $40
Express trains arrive from Chicago, s;bS and
0:60 n and 0:2O p m daily, and I:S m daily
ExPtess trains arrive from 81. Loulb and Gin
CinnRu, 4ib6 m and $40 p m, daily,
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia, BAlti
more and Warrington, D, O., via Grafton, 1875
p m and S.OO p m dailyi via Pithburgh, lOtli
Trains arrive from Columbus, 1855 m dailyr
and s;9Q m daily, and 1878 am daily exert
Tr1ias arrive from Pitaburvh, lO,lS m daily,
and l2a0 m, except Sunday, O:SS m and ll;io
Trains arrive from Warrington, Pa, 500 N.
daily except Sunday,
Trains GfriyS from MoundSytlle, S.4S m and
1Ao pm, daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive from Grafton, 9t4t q IN, aud 1850
u, daily,
except Sunday
1:ie and b;b0 m, daily except Sunday.
only. - 800
residences on orders left Of ticket Office, 100 Mar
ket street, aud at depot.
% :, =, S E.fLll3; 9; SCuIL, gen. Ppss Agent
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, Manager,
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nusILlen,a Hrniea nnlvs.

The bot Salye In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheurn, feyei
sores, letter, Chapped hands, chilblaingi
corn6, and all skin eruptonB, and posi-
lively cures piles, Or no pay required
II "a guaranteed 10 give perfect g6tiBlac'
ton, or money refunded, Price % cent
nor boz. For aal0 BY Logan Drug %.
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EfVm ne Nihhtappln JohtNoh llr41r.y
Several Indianapolis politiclanS. have
been arrested for cotfalllng q lot ot lun.
aLiCg and voting them for Cleveland. II
a 4 bad scrape, indeed They can mover
ptnYa that tie Yoten were eane.
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pYxPToat. -Moiatufb; intense itching Aat
stingIhEI most a. night, wore By scratching
II allowed 70 continue lumoti form, Whici
oitSn bleed and iic0fate, becoming yefy aote
6WIYNI6 oiNfgERf stops the itching ant
bleeding, heals uloofAu9nl end 10 m9lt cases 70
q Cut. y bT. SWsynS ! ESS, FSiiSdSib6iS. y
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Trustees Sales.
NRUSTEE'S SALE,


Nv virtue Of Deed Of Trust made By John
O'Eell and Ellen O'Nelll, his vile, 70 J, r. Cow,
den, trustee, and An order Of the Circuit Cour!
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, made on the 20
day OF April, iSSO, appointing me - trustee IN
nReo Of tho trustee named In said decd o. trust
will sell at public auction at the north front
door Of the Court House Of EAld county, on
SATURDAY, the 18th DAY Of MAY, 1850,
beginning at 10 O'Clock 4. m., the following do,
scFl6ed property, that 10 TO say; A piece o.
ground III the First Ward OF the City Of Wheel.
Ing, Ohio county, West Virginia, bounded and
described ~ follows: Beginning Of locust post
IN Alley 2, west OF the National Road, aud run,
Ming thence north 81 feet; thence north east "a
ieet; thence west IS feet; thence south 100 ieeti
thence east va feet to the place Of beginning
with all the RppuFtenGncea thereto belonging.
The title to the above property Is believed 10
be perfect, bul selling as trustee will convey
only the title vested 10 mo by said deed OF trust,
TLRNs or sALE-One'thiTd aud ~ much more
a. the purchaser elOcts 10 pay III cash on the day
Of sale, the balance In two equal lnstAllmentEAt
one aud two years, notes bearing Interest from
the day Of sale 10 be given for the deferred pay
merS, the title 10 be retained until payment Ii
made In inll ". J. W. COWDEN, Trustee.
w. II IlALLER. AuCtiOneot. AVA
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1ovDs AsD mock QuorArloNs-clo.rD nm.
nrsnd,tnnl aud Prn,i,lnnu.

NEW YoRK Nav A-Flnnr neneInta AZ Ola nack.
ages; exports 6,92 barrels and Isl sI sacks; Inaf.
barrels Wheat, receipts $3.50 buShelS; saieS
5000 bushels Of ijitureS and N, OOl bushels
Of spot; spot market dull;. No. red $50; No.
white Vol options quiet; No. 2 red May S311So;
June S333<aSijzc, closing at $40; July " 8i6G
sSNc, elosing q SSct August $50; september
f' NV s RsSSn aSd scs sSfs Gay
Wheat; AS, 6oo bushels corn, 9!S, 9S bushels;
A,Sg6 bushels; malt l9S,e go bushels; peas, $40
buahel. Barley IdSGy 9uieti Canada S;a5ae. Corn,
sales s2S 900 bushels o. futures and loo bush.
els o. Spoti market dull ungraded mixed tlA
ibe; NAY 4l!lal2Ic, closing o. y June 1Sci
July i211Sc; August ", September ASc, Oats,
Ru Sf s1poSSd I Ss o 6Ss en- saies go
Key moderately active; spot No. 2white S11Sc;
Chlyneo SIIMc. Hay and hops quiet Cofee,
steady snd uncnanged March lo;9OC June lIgooi
and November I7.8Sal7SOC: December, January
and March lI.eSci klo steady u lsHc. Sugar.
A A and coniectI9nsss sS SutlEal and crushed
@ n,Se My aiIn,S eS9y An, ~. n0A ~
ISr'sro All AZ In,t No. MY ~. tu
tailc. Pork aetIys and s,eadyi aes sY Il "a
aS2. TOa xSVsszn ~ UTs m ,sa1 ,gl mere
Sti LaI T.s hess ,,t.. h nseau
~ T,,;s, n,,S, "a Yes S5Si
seln dsir osito I1e' i IS
stronger. ~ 1855 S-''''
CHICAGO, May 6.-Ihe wheat market during
y,s ~ S Ky ,SI ts,a Snis' 1nu pt,Gei cl3sea
Sr,IvS Flnnr stSsav WI TncSSng I Sui WAY ve
I'm ~ sn,iuS. suu ~ W
"a sSIIc, tnpa ME- "! TO- ~,
5sSS7Sisc, closing a ISL: IIFust S73S: y Yea,
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NEW YoRK, May petroleum opened aLNady
atSl,Ie, but became weak on pleasure 70 l0il
ESI Then reacted slightly and GlCbOd d $500
sales t6ApO0 barrels,
on CtfY, PA, May k-opOnOd al eI,Ec, hiRh.
al $50, lowest $40, closed al B1fci eSlef
Isis h s9 siifpiI I6IPSSli IGiOS 6STslsI rum rum
1851 barrels
o EEn sS.s.a Pa IA ,! SS s sS ss s sBa
lowest 80,
BGlpyolp, PA. nay Opened and Alsh,,l
baftOla
TtfvsytLtH, May O,-obened Al tisIc, hlRhs,t
Slltci lowest s2|fCi closed a. 80
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The kInplo application Of "gy4INI'l 0iSf,
AENf,H without Ihy internal medi6lns, Will curt
any cAl9 o. TotIef, BAlt Rheum, RlngWottn
Piles, Itch, HorO1 flmplea, Ec1ep1l, AZ 9cAly
tlchy skin EtuptlOhS, no matter how obetlnAtl
OF long standing, II 10 potent elective, and
costa but tfih0 ffhtAW
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NOTICE!

Ibaye received lcgal notice from tho Counts
Hoard Of Health that the practice o. dunplnl
the contents Of pflVy vaults on tho aelda neal
he city has become nuisance and must y
SnnsImc The uIght soil ~ iAAt ~ brought 70 thC
STeInHtoy Il viii be- impossible 10 destroy ~ thy
rFeiIRtOfy all night soil now upon the premises
al periors who 6AyO been notified, within nc
DresCTihed time, EOpsrsOn Will 30 prosecuted
lar failure 10 comply With notices 70 clean
vaults within specified time, providing The
mWIt h through the failure OF the furnace 10
srrommOdatu an demands made upon II.
This shall not be construed 70 release any per
sOn from The penalties for violation Of the ordi'
nance In relation 10 ash vaults.
GEORGE |, GARRISON, A.p.t
nvi Health OilCer.
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d'' y, y Y, ktRlkr0hds
RellRlre 4 ZAnesyille Through Passenger leAysI
bellAiFe At SA0R. M, arrives u BellAiTs al $3.50
p, m,
WoOdsneld Passenger leaves Bellairc at l;2O p,
M, arrives Of BellAiie al s:26 q. N,
eummerfeld Accommodation leaves BellAire
At l2:26 .. M, arrives at BellGire at ll;S0 a. m.
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Ill., ~; , SSE Si5S SSSsE, ss n a Hl
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dNothing but ihis,n replied the wit
meas, And amid the profound silence
Of the Specsatop he placed d flask o.
IoMA Mhlaky on The table, N
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Qbe Satelltqenftr.
once, Nos. Is and q Fourteenth stTsst,
NOT AN INTERESTED PATTY,

Journal,
"Good.nlShil MeStheSlI,u he softly aid.
And held her tight,
Upon his breast she bowed her head
And sighed "doOd'nlght~
He OlRIpOd her close. "Good.nIEhtf' aid 10
In tendef tones,
my loyOl my sWp!"
And than eGood.nlghL my own dear loToW
- Again said he,
More yWeeLly than cooling dove.
"aood'pish'" 'sid ,hs'
But whether no laid 90 Hgaia
can not Iay,
For I got Tired Of listening then,
And came away.
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OHIO RIVER RAILRoAD.-TIMR
" Table taking eject Feb, 10, 1859. Paksen.
ger trains will run a. iolloWs-CentfRl Time
Al trains daily except those marked thuSi
which do not run on Sunday;
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRAtNH-on and alter Nov, u, leSs-..x
PLANTATION or RRElRENCR MAKKl, daily, tsuns
day Oxcepled Monday excepted, lsAtir lay
s1cepled SUNDAY only, saturday only,-
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Or. Hsnloy's Celery, Beef aud Iron.
Dr.. Heuley's Celery, Beef and Iron re.
stores lost vitality and gives new life and
Wgor. 10
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commissioners Sale.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MAR
" REr STREET PROPERTY.

commissioners odle'
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MAR.
" REr STREET PROPERTY.
John ], Jones, administrator of
James II. Robinson, deed, In Chancerv.
VS.. SIS
Mary v. Robinson ctal.
In pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Ohio county, made IN the above entitled suit,
on the sd day Of April, 1850, the undersigned
Special Commissioner will proceed 10 sell Of
public auction nj the north front door OF the
Court House OF Ohio county, on
SATURDAY JUNE I, 1889,
BEGINNING ut 10 o'clock a, IN, the middle one.
third ri Of lot numbered ono hundred aud
twenty-five tlg2l on the cast side OF Markell
street between Tenth aud Eleventh streets, iu
the city Of Wheeling, with the three.BtoTy brick
building thereon, aud being the same store
property which said James II, Robinson occu
nleA ut The time Of his death.
THlNE OF sALE-OnG'third OF the purchase
money, aud Us much more Rs the purchaser may
elect 10 be paid In cash on the day Of sale, aud
the residue In two equal credit lnstAllmentg q
SIX and twelve mGtihs from day OF sale, With
Interest thereon from day Of BGle, notes with
personal security TO DO given BY the purchaser
and title retained until the purchase money Il
paid and a conveyance directed BY the Court.
A, J. CLARKE,
Special Commissioner.
&c. HERvEY, AuctioneCr.
thereby certify that bond and security have
been given BY the GAld special commissioner d
required by law, JOHN W, MITCHELL,
my2.1ThiS Clerk Of the Circuit Court
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Did you ever hear Of an incorrigible
chinH Why certainly, an urchin.
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NOTICE

mo TUE NEW POsTMAsTERs AND
Money Order Clerk, who have 70 give bond,
70 The TresSurefs Of Secret Orden, who have %
i've bond TO tie TFeaSurGIA Of Building Auo'
eisti0ns, who have 10 give bond. TO any one
Who has to give bond Don't AK your friends
snI, In ne American Surety Company, Of New
York"cash capital 81, OOO,OOO, To any one, who
i. In The hHbit Of gGlnH on bond don't DO "
vn,i NAV lose, Tell your friend who lpPlie9 70
ySH 10 insure Ii With SWEENEY 4 EDWARDS,
GenGrGl Agents, lSOS Market street, WheeliaS
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csalSG about si' him inquired he oOro.
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General Notices.
NOTICE,

On and after Monday, April Is, NO viii Close
our place Of business al O'Clock p M, sA'uF'
Gay va''p'u F.w. BAuMER 4 co.
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TILBYELA & pITTBBURgB
.ORAlLRQAp,-U Under schedule 10 eliool Feb
s ~ sIo l Pr lSHfEEs Ss! GS va SS1
land tit0Ani, Fpf PltthbuIgh, i1l91 d nj, Ia.
Chlcag0 ARD Cleveland, llOIp hi, FOf Flt0buiS
and New t9fl wv pm F1f ateuhOhvlll6, S,s
~ Fuf hattin'e Fem Bltb 4 N,
TfAlhl arrive u Brldgtp0fi Al INA n. lD,Q1,
NJ WE . n l,g0 . N And So n
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OvxON0 DYES sAg I aSs "a ha ss 4: s
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"Yes, / killed him. He called me
liar, and you know, Judge, there arr
some things q gentleman can't stand q
I out with my gun and killed him. Ant
now l want 70 give myself up
"sYou say you killed him down o. d.
Quartz Rock saloonT said the Judge
den, my friend, you can 30 back Gnt
kill another one aud he turned ant
went up Staiu 10 bed. In the mornini
the body Of the dead man was found Ii
the streets and the murderer had %
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suit Of such q ffightiul condition Of the
bowels can Hadily DO imagined. Head.
aches, till th0poor man thought his head
would crackN complexion sallow and
blotched; eyes sdull and heavy; tongue
coated, taste bad, breath foul and disgust
ing; stomach out OF order, too, and in
TACT his entire system poisoned and de-
moralized by the impurities constantly
emptied into and kept in the blood by the
perpetual functional disorders OF liver,
Kidneys and bowels. Add TO all these
troubles the sufietngs occasioned by the
worst type of piles, and you have case Of
human misery that is not often seen even
among the most afflicted. portions OF the
human race. From being serious case
1t at length became desperate case, and
would undoubtedly have at last proved a
fatal one had not Mr.. Money determined
to try Man-a-lin, which he had heard and
read 80 much about. II was the wisest step
he ever took, as he only too gladly &C.
knowledges. He began TO improve
with the very first dose, and in no long
time was in splendid condition and as well
as ever. The Man.a-lin proved to be the
very thing he needed-not Il cathartic, not
purge, but gentle but Effective Laxa-
tive, acting naturally and directly upon the
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels, and gradually
restoring all those organs to their healthiul
condition and normal activity; and with
the passing away OF the Constipation, OF
course the piles also disappeared, as did his
headaches and other troubles, 80 that he
became perfectly free from every vestige OF
the terrible ailments that had made his
life miserable for so long. That he is
grateful beyond measure goes without
saying, and ii you want TO hear Man.a-lin
praised, hear Mr. Money praise il.
Enough, we think, has now been said
to show beyond controversy that Pe-ru-na
and Man -a-lin ought to be kept in every
iaInil y in the land, and that Dr. Hart
mans Ellis Of Life" is book no one can
afford to be without. Next week we shall
take occasion to state the virtues OF La-cu-
pia, the greatest blood remedy in the
world, and We have proof OF its superiority
TO oiier that, were ii not backed up by in.
disputable evidence, could scarcely be be-
ileved. Being 80 backed up, however, il
becomes absolutely convincing. These
three medicines, which are now every
where recognized as, PAR ExcELLENCE. the
Three Great Family Remedies, are now in
such demand in every section OF the
country that all druggists keep them, and
you can therefore obtain them at your
nearest drug store. Should you have any
trouble, however, you can still consult DR..
Hartman, OF course
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